Exploring Chapters 1-2 of The Call of the Wild

What is the name of the main character introduced in Chapter 1?

• John Doe

• Robert Brown

• Jane Smith

• Alice Johnson

Describe Buck's life before he is sold into the Klondike. What breed is he?

• Buck is a mixed breed of St. Bernard and Scotch Collie.

• Buck is a purebred Golden Retriever.

• Buck is a purebred Labrador Retriever.

• Buck is a mixed breed of German Shepherd and Beagle.

What event leads to Buck's abduction from his home?

• Manuel sells Buck to pay off his gambling debts.

• Buck is gifted to a neighbor as a pet.

• Buck is taken by a group of thieves.

• Buck runs away to find freedom.

Who are Manuel and the man in the red sweater, and what role do they play in Buck's life?

• Manuel is a veterinarian, and the man in the red sweater is a dog trainer.

• Manuel is Buck's brother, and the man in the red sweater is a fellow dog.

• Manuel is Buck's owner, and the man in the red sweater is his friend.

• Manuel is Buck's abductor, and the man in the red sweater is his brutal trainer.

How does Buck react to the harsh treatment he receives from the man in the red sweater?

• Buck reacts with confusion and fear, ultimately learning to submit to survive.

• Buck fights back aggressively against the man.

• Buck ignores the man and continues to play.

• Buck becomes angry and refuses to submit.

What does Buck learn about the law of club and fang in these chapters?

• Buck learns that the law of club and fang is based on cooperation and teamwork.

• Buck discovers that the law of club and fang prioritizes intelligence over strength.

• Buck realizes that the law of club and fang is irrelevant in the wild.

• Buck learns that the law of club and fang emphasizes survival of the fittest, where strength and dominance determine one's place in the pack.

What is the significance of the setting in the early chapters of the book?

• The setting only serves to introduce characters.

• The setting is irrelevant to the plot development.

• The setting is significant as it establishes mood, context, and foreshadows events.

• The setting is primarily focused on historical accuracy.

How does Buck's character begin to change in these chapters?

• Buck becomes more passive and submissive to others.

• Buck's character remains unchanged throughout the chapters.

• Buck starts to ignore his instincts and relies on humans.

• Buck's character starts to change by becoming more instinctual and assertive, adapting to the wild.

What themes of survival and adaptation are introduced in Chapters 1-2?

• Adaptation is only discussed in the context of technology.

• The characters thrive without any challenges.

• The themes of survival and adaptation are introduced through characters' struggles and the need for resilience.

• Survival themes are irrelevant to the plot in these chapters.

How does the author use descriptive language to convey Buck's emotions and experiences?

• The author conveys Buck's emotions and experiences through vivid imagery and sensory details.

• The author describes Buck's interactions with other characters.

• The author focuses solely on Buck's physical appearance.

• The author uses dialogue to express Buck's thoughts.