Call of the Wild Ch 1-3

Front

What qualities make Buck appealing to Francois and Perrault?

Back

Buck is intelligent, strong, and quick to learn.

Front

Why did Spitz take Buck's sleeping place?

Back

Spitz wanted to make Buck angry enough to fight.

Front

Who is Curly in 'The Call of the Wild'?

Back

Curly is a dog who is killed soon after arriving at Dyea Beach.

Front

Who stole Buck and sold him to a stranger?

Back

Manuel, Judge Miller's gardener, stole Buck to get money for gambling.

Front

What is the main conflict in the story?

Back

The main conflict is how Buck stands up to Spitz.

Front

What does Buck's intelligence signify in the story?

Back

Buck's intelligence signifies his ability to adapt and survive in a harsh environment.

Front

How does Buck's character change throughout the first three chapters?

Back

Buck evolves from a domesticated pet to a more primal and instinctual creature.

Front

What role does the man in the red sweater play in Buck's life?

Back

The man in the red sweater breaks dogs and sells them for profit, marking Buck's transition to a harsh life.

Front

What does the setting of Dyea Beach represent for Buck?

Back

Dyea Beach represents the beginning of Buck's journey into the wild and the challenges he will face.

Front

How does Buck's relationship with other dogs develop?

Back

Buck learns to assert himself and navigate the social hierarchy among the dogs.