Into the Wild Chapters 15-17 Theme Review

What impact did nature have on Chris during his journey?

• Nature had a profound impact on Chris, providing him with solace and inspiration during his journey.

• Nature had no impact on Chris McCandless, he was indifferent to it

• Chris was continuously troubled by the destruction of nature encountered during his journey

• Nature negatively impacted Chris McCandless, causing him distress and discomfort

What were two main themes of Chris McCandless's journey?

• Self-reliance and self-discovery

• Isolation and fear

• Socialization and conformity

• Adventure and excitement

How did nature influence Chris McCandless's thoughts and actions?

• Nature influenced Chris McCandless's thoughts and actions by making him want to live in a big city

• Nature influenced Chris McCandless's thoughts and actions by making him want to join a large social group

• Nature influenced his thoughts and actions by leading him to seek a minimalist and solitary lifestyle, and ultimately influenced his decision to live off the land in the Alaskan wilderness.

• Nature influenced Chris McCandless's thoughts and actions by causing him to work for others.

Discuss the impact of isolation on Chris.

• Isolation provided the opportunity for self-reflection and self-discovery.

• Isolation caused Chris to become more dependent on others.

• Isolation had no impact on self-discovery.

• Isolation led to increased social interactions and hindered self-discovery.

What was one of the key ideals Chris had regarding society and its norms?

• Living out a simple and authentic life

• Rejecting a simple and authentic life

• Living a lavish and extravagant lifestyle

• Embracing materialism and societal expectations

Explain how the theme of self-discovery is revealed in the story.

• The journey is a cautionary tale about the dangers of nature

• Chris's journey has no significance to the theme of self-discovery

• Chris seeks love and companionship

• Through the journey, Chris searches for his true identity and purpose, away from societal expectations and norms.

How did Chris's time in the Alaskan wilderness change his perspective on life?

• He became more involved in social and political issues

• He began to value relationships and the happiness they can bring

• He became more dependent on modern technology

• He became more materialistic and focused on wealth