Chapter 7 Call of the Wild

The Yeehats can best be described as

• Cruel

• Inactive

• Funny

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It can be said that Buck is living a double life because he

• Lived in California and then the Yukon

• is both St. Bernard and Shepherd

• Lived with John part time and in the wild part time

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Who is described as Buck's greatest hunt?

• The timberwolf

• Spitz

• The moose

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The hairy man made Buck feel

• Uneasy

• Angry

• Self-assured

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Hanging around with the timber wolf made Buck

• long for the lost sled team

• desire the wild

• appreciate John

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Buck's relationship with the timber wolf is..

• friendly

• negative

• strained

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Buck's last ties with civilization ended when

• Pete let him run free

• He met the wolf pack

• John died

The Yeehats were shocked that

• the men found gold

• a dog defeated some of them

• a dog was in the forest

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Who told a story that proves Buck now leads the wolf pack?

• Pete

• John

• Yeehats

At the end of the novel, Buck chose

• To live with man

• To search for Judge Miller

• To live in the wild

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