Call of the Wild Ch. 4

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What is the significance of Buck beating Spitz in Chapter 4?

Back

Buck's victory over Spitz signifies his rise to leadership within the sled dog team, showcasing his strength and adaptability.

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What does the term 'mastership' refer to in the context of Chapter 4?

Back

Mastership refers to the leadership and control over the sled dog team, particularly Buck's new role as the leader after defeating Spitz.

Front

Why did the tavern men want to buy drinks for Perrault and Francois?

Back

They wanted to buy drinks for Perrault and Francois because they broke a sled dog record.

Front

What was the primary job of Buck and the team with the Scotch Half-Breed?

Back

The primary job of Buck and the team with the Scotch Half-Breed was delivering mail.

Front

How did Buck manage to bring the unruly team together?

Back

Buck managed to bring the unruly team together by asserting his leadership and gaining their respect after defeating Spitz.

Front

What does it mean when the text states that the team had grown unruly during Spitz's leadership?

Back

It means that the dogs were disobedient and lacked discipline under Spitz's harsh leadership.

Front

What event led to the dogs running without the sled?

Back

The dogs started running without the sled because Dave bit and broke the traces.

Front

What does Buck's leadership style represent in Chapter 4?

Back

Buck's leadership style represents a more cooperative and respectful approach compared to Spitz's aggressive and domineering style.

Front

How does the chapter illustrate the theme of survival of the fittest?

Back

The chapter illustrates the theme of survival of the fittest through Buck's adaptation to the harsh conditions and his rise to leadership.

Front

What role does teamwork play in the success of the sled dog team?

Back

Teamwork is crucial for the success of the sled dog team, as it allows them to work together efficiently to overcome challenges.