"To Build a Fire"

Front

What advice does the Old-Timer give the Man in 'To Build a Fire'?

Back

Travel with a companion.

Front

What type of dog accompanies the Man in 'To Build a Fire'?

Back

Husky.

Front

Which sentence from the text suggests that dangers can be disguised by seemingly harmless elements?

Back

“Sometimes a skin of ice half an inch thick covered them, and in turn was covered by the snow.”

Front

What is the central theme of 'To Build a Fire'?

Back

The struggle for survival.

Front

What is Jack London's attitude toward the Yukon wilderness in 'To Build a Fire'?

Back

Respect.

Front

What does the Old-Timer symbolize in the story?

Back

Experience and wisdom.

Front

How does the setting of the Yukon contribute to the story's theme?

Back

It emphasizes the harshness and dangers of nature.

Front

What is the significance of the fire in 'To Build a Fire'?

Back

It represents survival and the struggle against nature.

Front

What lesson can be learned from the Man's experience in the story?

Back

The importance of heeding advice and respecting nature.

Front

How does the Man's attitude towards the cold change throughout the story?

Back

He becomes increasingly aware of its dangers.