Into the Wild Quiz Ch. 1-6

What were Chris McCandless' motivations for going into the wild?

• Seeking adventure, escaping societal pressures, and finding a deeper connection with nature.

• Looking for fame and recognition, escaping financial troubles, and wanting to prove his survival skills.

• Escaping a troubled past, searching for spiritual enlightenment, and pursuing a nomadic lifestyle.

• Running away from responsibilities, avoiding personal relationships, and seeking isolation.

How did nature play a role in McCandless' journey?

• Nature provided challenges, resources, and a sense of freedom for McCandless' journey.

• McCandless' journey was not influenced by nature at all.

• Nature played a minor role in McCandless' journey and had no significant impact.

• Nature hindered McCandless' journey by providing dangerous obstacles and limited resources.

What was McCandless' relationship with his family?

• McCandless had a strained relationship with his family.

• McCandless' family was not mentioned in the book.

• McCandless had no family.

• McCandless had a close and loving relationship with his family.

What lesson can be learned from McCandless' story?

• The importance of self-discovery and pursuing one's own passions and dreams.

• The insignificance of self-discovery in the pursuit of happiness.

• The importance of conforming to societal expectations and norms.

• The dangers of pursuing one's own passions and dreams.

What was McCandless' ultimate fate?

• He died of starvation in the Alaskan wilderness.

• He was attacked by a bear.

• He was rescued by a passing hiker.

• He succumbed to hypothermia.

How did McCandless document his journey?

• Through interpretive dance and song

• Through telepathic communication with animals

• Through journal entries and photographs.

• By carving his story into trees

What impact did McCandless' story have on others?

• McCandless' story had no impact on others.

• McCandless' story inspired many people to seek adventure and live a more authentic life. It also sparked discussions about the pursuit of happiness and the dangers of idealism.

• McCandless' story discouraged people from seeking adventure and living an authentic life.

• McCandless' story was forgotten and had no lasting impact.

What was McCandless' view on material possessions?

• McCandless believed that material possessions were a sign of success and status.

• McCandless believed that material possessions were a burden and hindered his freedom.

• McCandless believed that material possessions were necessary for survival in the wilderness.

• McCandless believed that material possessions were essential for a fulfilling life.

What was McCandless' perception of society?

• happy and content

• corrupt and materialistic

• progressive and inclusive

• supportive and caring

What was the significance of McCandless' chosen alias, Alexander Supertramp?

• It represented his desire for freedom and adventure.

• It was a symbol of his rebellious nature.

• It was a reference to his favorite book.

• It was a tribute to his favorite superhero.