WorksheetsCOTW Section 4 Quiz Review
Total questions: 7
Worksheet time: 7mins
What is a synonym for the word "rashness" as it is used in this sentence?
"He was not prone to rashness and precipitate action; and in the bitter hatred between him and Spitz he betrayed no impatience, shunned all offensive acts."
calmness
allergic reaction
greed
quick, careless action
What are two antonyms for "rashness"?
intelligence
patience
too busy
deliberateness
offensive acts
Perrault and Francois have a conversation about Spitz and Buck in Chapter 3. What does that conversation do to move the plot along in the book?
It makes it clear that the two dogs will eventually fight and that the conflict is getting more intense.
It shows that Buck is the underdog and probably wouldn't win in a fight against Spitz.
It shows that Buck is his owners' favorite.
It shows that Perrault and Francois will plan to break up any fight they see between Spitz and Buck.
Why does Buck win the fight over Spitz?
Buck lets all of his anger and passion from his grudge against Spitz out in the fight.
Spitz is smaller, and Buck is able to overwhelm him with his strength.
Buck is the more experienced fighter.
Buck is more intelligent and creative than Spitz in his fighting style.
How has Buck's relationship with man changed, and how does it help him survive?
Buck trusts all men, and that means they help him survive because they love him.
Buck doesn't trust anyone, so he struggles to survive.
Buck no longer trusts man, so he relies on his animal instincts to help him survive.
Buck trusts man, but they are constantly hurting him.
How has Buck changed in his relationship with other animals, and how does it help him survive in the wild?
Buck is submissive and allows the other dogs to tell him what to do.
Buck has to become the dominant beast so that he doesn't get hurt or manipulated.
Buck is manipulative and underhanded, trying to create problems in order to cause chaos.
Buck tries to lead with compassion and mercy, allowing others to have faults and understanding that everyone makes mistakes.
What does it mean for a claim to be defensible?
The claim must answer the prompt and relate to the text at hand.
The claim must have evidence from the text to support it.
The claim must have conflicting views that could be argued against it.
The claim must be from one's own original thoughts.
