Call of the Wild Chapter 6

How does Buck's behavior change in Chapter 6?

• Buck becomes more dominant and assertive, taking on a leadership role among the sled dogs.

• Buck becomes fearful and anxious, cowering away from any responsibility.

• Buck becomes indifferent and uninterested in his surroundings, losing his drive.

• Buck becomes more submissive and passive, avoiding conflict with the other dogs.

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Describe Buck's emotional state during his transformation in Chapter 6.

• A mix of fear, confusion, and determination.

• Calmness, acceptance, and indifference.

• Sadness, anger, and frustration.

• Excitement, joy, and contentment.

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How does Buck's relationship with John Thorton evolve in Chapter 6?

• Buck becomes deeply loyal and devoted to John Thorton.

• Buck becomes aggressive towards John Thorton.

• Buck becomes fearful of John Thorton.

• Buck becomes indifferent towards John Thorton.

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What role does the wilderness play in Buck's transformation in Chapter 6?

• The wilderness has no impact on Buck's transformation

• The wilderness makes Buck lose his sense of direction

• The wilderness triggers Buck's transformation by awakening his primal instincts and sled dog skills.

• The wilderness causes Buck to become lazy and unresponsive

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Why does Buck feel a sense of loyalty towards John Thorton in Chapter 6?

• Buck feels a sense of loyalty towards John Thorton because he is forced to by other dogs

• Buck feels a sense of loyalty towards John Thorton due to Thorton saving his life, showing kindness, and providing security and companionship.

• Buck feels a sense of loyalty towards John Thorton because he is afraid of him

• Buck feels a sense of loyalty towards John Thorton because he wants to steal from him

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What risks does Buck take to save John Thorton in Chapter 6?

• Buck risks his life by taking a nap.

• Buck risks his life by jumping into the river.

• Buck risks his life by climbing a tree.

• Buck risks his life by eating poisonous berries.

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What impact does saving John Thorton have on Buck in Chapter 6?

• It deepens the bond between Buck and John Thorton, leading Buck to develop a fierce loyalty and love towards him.

• It causes Buck to become aggressive and distrustful towards John Thorton

• It makes Buck lose interest in John Thorton and seek a new owner

• It leads Buck to abandon John Thorton and run away

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