Call of the Wild Movie

In the Disney movie adaptation, how is the theme of man vs. nature explored differently than in the novel?

• The movie focuses more on the destructive impact of humans on nature.

• The novel portrays nature as more of an antagonist to Buck.

• The movie uses the theme to highlight the importance of conservation.

• In the novel, the theme is more about Buck's personal struggle with his own nature.

Which aspect of Buck's journey to the wild is emphasized more in the Disney movie than in the novel?

• His initial resistance to the call of the wild

• The influence of other animals on his journey

• His gradual adaptation and learning from the environment

• The role of human characters in guiding him towards the wild

What narrative technique is used more effectively in the Disney movie adaptation to convey Buck's emotions and thoughts?

• First-person narration

• Visual symbolism

• Flashbacks

• Voice-over narration

How does the Disney movie adaptation address the theme of destiny differently than the novel?

• The movie suggests that destiny is shaped by external forces more than personal choice.

• The novel portrays Buck's destiny as inevitable due to his inherent nature.

• The movie portrays destiny as something Buck actively chooses, rather than something predetermined.

• In the novel, destiny is closely tied to the survival of the fittest concept.

In what way does the Disney movie adaptation of "The Call of the Wild" use music to enhance the storytelling?

• By using traditional folk songs of the Yukon region

• Through an original score that reflects Buck's emotional journey

• By incorporating popular songs from the era in which the story is set

• Using silence in key scenes to highlight the wilderness

How does the relationship between Buck and John Thornton in the Disney movie differ from their relationship in the novel?

• The movie depicts a more equal partnership between Buck and Thornton.

• In the novel, Thornton is more of a mentor to Buck.

• The movie focuses more on Thornton's backstory and its impact on his relationship with Buck.

• The novel depicts their relationship as purely utilitarian, while the movie adds emotional depth.

Which character is given more development in the Disney movie adaptation than in the novel?

• John Thornton

• Perrault

• Mercedes

• Hal

Put the following events in order:

A. Buck is purchased by Hal, Mercedes, and Charles

B. The man in the red sweater "trains" Buck

C. Buck saves Thornton from an attack by a man in a restaurant

D. Buck is "dog-napped" from his home

E. Buck first officially learns how to be a sled dog

F. Buck kills Spitz

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Which literary device is prominently used in the movie 'Call of the Wild' to depict Buck's transformation?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Irony

In the movie 'Call of the Wild', how is Buck's internal conflict portrayed differently than in the novel?

• Through dialogue with other animals

• Through visual imagery

• Through a series of dreams

• Through interactions with human characters