Call of the Wild Chapter 5

Front

What makes John Thornton a good owner for Buck?

Back

He cares about animals.

Front

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

Back

He had a bad feeling about the trip.

Front

Why were the dogs sold at a cheap price?

Back

They were worn out (tired).

Front

How are Hal, Charles, and Mercedes related?

Back

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

Front

What was a major reason for the deaths of many dogs?

Back

There wasn't enough food.

Front

What is the significance of Buck's feelings during the journey?

Back

Buck's instincts and feelings guide his decisions and actions.

Front

How does John Thornton's character contrast with Hal, Charles, and Mercedes?

Back

John Thornton shows compassion and care for animals, unlike Hal, Charles, and Mercedes.

Front

What does Buck's refusal to pull the sled symbolize?

Back

It symbolizes his resistance to oppression and his desire for freedom.

Front

What role does survival play in 'Call of the Wild'?

Back

Survival is a central theme, highlighting the struggle of animals in harsh conditions.

Front

How does the environment affect the characters in Chapter 5?

Back

The harsh environment challenges the characters' abilities and decisions.