Into the Wild Chapter 4

Based on the chapter, what can be inferred about the significance of the Mojave Desert to the story?

• It is merely a backdrop with no real significance.

• It symbolizes the harsh challenges faced by the protagonist.

• Its beauty and uniqueness reflect the protagonist's journey.

• It represents a common destination for travelers like McCandless.

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How does the discovery of Chris McCandless's car contribute to our understanding of his character?

• It shows his careless attitude towards personal property.

• It highlights his desire for adventure and exploration.

• It indicates his financial difficulties.

• It suggests his meticulous planning for the journey.

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What evidence from the chapter supports the theme of isolation?

• Description of the desert environment

• The discovery of the bear-paw poppy

• The transformation of McCandless's car for undercover work

• The interaction of the rangers with the environment

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How does the author's use of descriptive language about the desert influence the chapter's tone?

• It creates a mood of excitement and adventure.

• It evokes a sense of danger and unpredictability.

• It suggests a mystical and otherworldly atmosphere.

• It portrays the desert as a place of desolation and emptiness.

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Why might the author have included the detailed account of the bear-paw poppy?

• To highlight the uniqueness of the desert setting

• To provide a scientific perspective on the story

• To symbolize the protagonist’s rare qualities

• To contrast with the main narrative of the chapter

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