Call of the Wild Chapter 3

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What does Buck's familiarity with the scene of fighting against Spitz indicate?

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It shows that Buck has traces of his primitive ancestry and recalls past experiences.

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What secret is Buck keeping at the beginning of Chapter 3?

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Buck is keeping his growing primordial instincts a secret.

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What event triggers Buck's anger towards Spitz?

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Spitz steals Buck's bed.

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How does Spitz attempt to eliminate Buck?

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Spitz takes advantage of the chaos during the wild dog attack and approaches Buck from the side.

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What is foreshadowing in literature?

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Foreshadowing is a warning or indication of a future event.

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What does the term 'primordial' refer to in the context of Buck's character?

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'Primordial' refers to the ancient, instinctual traits that Buck possesses from his wild ancestry.

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How does Buck's relationship with Spitz evolve throughout Chapter 3?

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Buck's relationship with Spitz evolves from rivalry to outright hostility as Buck's instincts awaken.

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What role does the environment play in Buck's transformation?

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The harsh environment of the Yukon forces Buck to adapt and embrace his primal instincts.

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What does Buck's struggle for leadership signify in the story?

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Buck's struggle for leadership signifies his journey towards self-discovery and embracing his true nature.

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How does Jack London use animal behavior to reflect human traits?

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Jack London uses animal behavior to explore themes of survival, instinct, and the struggle for dominance, mirroring human social dynamics.