The Last Dog

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What is the main theme of 'The Last Dog'?

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The main theme of 'The Last Dog' is survival and the relationship between humans and animals in a post-apocalyptic world.

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Define 'external conflict' in literature.

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External conflict is a struggle between a character and an outside force, such as another character, society, or nature.

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What does the term 'donation' mean?

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A donation is something that is given for a good cause.

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What is the significance of cloning in 'The Last Dog'?

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Cloning represents the hope of preserving a species and the ethical dilemmas associated with scientific intervention.

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Identify a key character in 'The Last Dog'.

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Brock is a key character who represents human compassion and the desire to save the last dog.

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What does the hissing rattlesnake symbolize in 'The Last Dog'?

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The hissing rattlesnake symbolizes danger and the threats present in the wild.

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Explain the resolution of 'The Last Dog'.

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The resolution occurs when Brock decides to release Brog into the wild, allowing her to live freely.

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What role do scientists play in 'The Last Dog'?

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The scientists represent the conflict between scientific progress and ethical responsibility.

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What is the setting of 'The Last Dog'?

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The setting is a futuristic, enclosed dome where the last dog, Brog, is kept for research.

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How does the conversation between the researchers illustrate conflict?

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The conversation shows a struggle between two characters with differing views on how to handle the last dog.