Call of the Wild Chapter 3

Buck finally snaps when

• Spitz steals Buck's bed

• Spitz steals Buck's food

• no one will pet him

• the men forget to feed him

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At the beginning of the chapter, Spitz finally takes his chance to get rid of Buck

• when the wild dogs attack

• by approaching Buck from the side

• by taking advantage of the chaos

• all of these

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Francois' view of Buck:

• Buck is a devil, a bad guy, the one to watch

• Buck is two devils, strong and capable, the one to watch

• Buck is not match for Spitz and should be taken out

• Buck is too soft to be a sled dog and will never make it

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In what ways did Buck undermine Spitz? Choose all that apply.

• Buck obeys when Spitz nips at him

• Buck allows Spitz to steal his bed

• Buck encourages the other dogs to stand up to Spitz

• Buck attacks Spitz when he tries to punish Pike

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The conflict of Spitz and Buck causes disharmony among the dogs by producing (choice all the apply)

• rabies

• food stealing

• challenges of Spitz authority

• attacking the owners

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The text states the "Buck had destroyed the solidarity of the team" by leading the dogs to rebel against Spitz. Why would he want the unity of the group disrupted?

• to keep Spitz from being an effective leader

• to cause the men confusion and possibly letting them go

• because Buck was a bad dog who wanted to destroy the team

• because Buck didn't know the consequences of his actions

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What do the events in the beginning of chapter 3 foreshadow?

• a need for the men to step in

• both dogs will need to die

• a need for Spitz and Buck to come to some resolution

• a happy ever after

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When Spitz and Buck square off, "the scene came back to Buck with sense of familiarity...this scene of old time, the wonted way of things." What does London mean here?

• This is exactly how the two dogs squared off last time.

• In Buck's memory, there are traces of the primitive dog he came from.

• Buck's been picked on before and remembers how to take care of business

• This is just a normal, average day for both dogs

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"But Buck possessed a quality that made for greatness--imagination. He fought by instinct, but he could fights by head as well." Here we do see

• That Buck is balanced between his natural abilities and an intelligence

• That Buck's only advantage is the one that man gave him

• Buck is all emotion

• Of all the dogs, Buck alone is greatest because he can picture the way things could be

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When Francois calls Buck a "devil," we find he means

• he is tough and to be admired

• he's never seen a dog like Buck before

• Buck will fight any dog and win

• Buck is evil

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