The Call of the Wild Chapter 5

Front

What caused the dogs to be sold at a cheap price?

Back

The dogs were worn out (tired).

Front

Why did Buck refuse to continue the journey with the sled team?

Back

Buck had a bad feeling about the trip.

Front

What made the sled 120 pounds heavier during the trip?

Back

Mercedes jumped on the back of the sled.

Front

How are Hal, Charles, and Mercedes related?

Back

Charles and Mercedes are married, and Hal is Mercedes's brother.

Front

What could have prevented the accident at the end of the chapter?

Back

They could have listened to Thornton's advice.

Front

What is the significance of Buck's bad feeling about the trip?

Back

It indicates his growing instincts and awareness of danger.

Front

How does the weight of the sled affect the dogs' performance?

Back

Increased weight makes it harder for the dogs to pull the sled, leading to exhaustion.

Front

What role does Thornton play in the story?

Back

Thornton is a character who offers wisdom and guidance, contrasting with Hal and Charles.

Front

What does the term 'worn out' imply about the dogs' condition?

Back

It suggests that the dogs are exhausted and unable to perform their duties effectively.

Front

Why is it important to understand the relationships between characters?

Back

Understanding relationships helps to grasp the dynamics and conflicts in the story.