Call of the Wild Movie

Where does Buck live at the end of the movie?

• Judge Miller's house

• the Alaskan wilderness

• with John at his home

• in a doghouse in the center of town

What is the name of the main character(dog)?

• Spitz

• Dolly

• Buck

• Troy

Where did Buck live in the beginning of the movie?

• California

• Arkansas

• Colorado

• North Carolina

In what way does the Disney movie adaptation of "The Call of the Wild" alter Buck's character arc from the novel?

• Buck becomes a leader much earlier in the movie.

• Buck's return to the wild is depicted as a tragic end in the movie.

• The movie emphasizes Buck's domesticated past more than the novel.

• Buck's relationship with John Thornton is less central in the movie.

Why does the introduction of this part include the graphic scene of Curly’s death?

• It scares the reader into finishing the book more quickly.

• It shows Buck’s new environment as an extremely savage world.

• It shows Curly as a cruel character for approaching the strange dogs.

• It prevents the reader from getting attached to the characters.

Answer explanation

Analyze Plot

What was the "law" that Buck adhered to in the wild, as mentioned in the text?

• The law of peace and mercy.

• The law of civilization and softness.

• The law of club and fang.

• The law of obedience and submission.

Discuss the role of the wilderness and its impact on the characters in the book.

• The wilderness has no impact on the characters in the book.

• The wilderness is a place of comfort and safety for the characters in the book.

• The wilderness is a harsh and unforgiving environment that tests the characters' survival skills and triggers their transformation.

• The wilderness is a minor detail in the book and does not play a significant role.

How does the ending of "The Call of the Wild" movie differ from the novel in terms of Buck's fate?

• The movie ends with Buck fully returning to the wild, while the novel leaves his fate ambiguous.

• The novel ends with Buck leading a pack of wolves, which is only hinted at in the movie.

• The movie provides a more sentimental conclusion to Buck's journey than the novel.

• The novel has a more optimistic ending regarding Buck's adaptation to the wild.

How does the narrative structure differ between the novel and the Disney movie adaptation of "The Call of the Wild"?

• The novel uses a linear narrative, while the movie incorporates flashbacks.

• The movie follows a strictly chronological order, unlike the novel.

• The novel is told from the perspective of Buck, the dog, which is less emphasized in the movie.

• The movie adds several new characters not present in the book to enhance the narrative.

Which theme is unique to the Disney movie adaptation of "The Call of the Wild"?

• The struggle for survival in the wilderness

• The bond between humans and animals

• The impact of human civilization on nature

• The importance of finding one's place in the world