Jack London and 'The Call of the Wild'

The video discusses Jack London's life, focusing on his adventures and literary works, particularly 'The Call of the Wild'. It explores the novel's themes, characters, and settings, highlighting the influence of London's experiences and philosophical ideas on his writing. The narrative follows Buck, a dog who transitions from a domesticated pet to a leader in the wild, embodying themes of survival and naturalism.

What year was Jack London born?

• 1876

• 1886

• 1906

• 1896

Which of the following was NOT one of Jack London's adventures?

• Pirate

• Gold prospector

• Astronaut

• Journalist

Which book is considered Jack London's most famous work?

• To Build a Fire

• The Sea-Wolf

• White Fang

• The Call of the Wild

What genre does 'The Call of the Wild' primarily belong to?

• Science Fiction

• Romance

• Adventure

• Mystery

Where does Buck originally come from?

• Alaska

• California

• Canada

• New York

Who is Buck's first antagonist in the story?

• Spitz

• John Thornton

• Hal

• Charles

What is the relationship between Mercedes and Charles?

• Cousins

• Siblings

• Married

• Friends

What literary device is used to tell two stories at once in 'The Call of the Wild'?

• Simile

• Allegory

• Metaphor

• Irony

Which philosopher's ideas are reflected in Jack London's writing?

• Kant

• Socrates

• Nietzsche

• Plato

What breed is Buck a mix of?

• Labrador and Husky

• Saint Bernard and Sheepdog

• Beagle and Bulldog

• Golden Retriever and Poodle