G5 - NORTH AMERICA (Evaluation)

1. What are the characteristics of the man?

• a. Observant and logical

• b. Arrogant and stubborn

• c. Kind and animal-loving

• d. Overly cautious

2. What are the characteristics of the dog?

• a. Instinctive and smart

• b. Affectionate and gentle

• c. Loyal and fiercely protective

• d. Tough and persistent

3. What are the characteristics of the old man?

• a. Intelligent and compassionate

• b. Arrogant and stubborn

• c. Kind and forgetful

• d. Wise and patient

4. What was the last resort of the man to survive when the second fire went out?

• a. Make the dog run back to the camp to get some help

• b. Cut open the dog and place his hands on its insides for warmth

• c. Light up another fire with all his remaining strength put into it

• d. Seek shelter in a nearby hut

5. What type of conflict does the story have?

• a. Man vs man

• b. Man vs self

• c. Man vs nature

• d. Man vs society

6. Who wrote the story “To Build a Fire”?

• a. Jack Lincoln

• b. Jack Lannon

• c. Jack Lemon

• d. Jack London

7. Where did the story occur?

• a. Alaska

• b. North Carolina

• c. Mexico

• d. Iceland

8. When did the story occur?

• a. During the Clondike gold rush

• b. During the Klondike gold rush

• c. During the Kondike gold rush

• d. During the Klundike gold rush

9. When was the author of the story born?

• a. January 12, 1876

• b. January 18, 1876

• c. January 14, 1876

• d. January 11, 1876

10. What is the moral of the story?

• a. Value your life and never endanger yourself in an extremely cruel environment.

• b. You should always be extra prepared when facing an unknown danger.

• c. A novice should always listen to an expert, and that nature is cruel and unforgiving.

• d. None of the above.