The Last Dog

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What is the main setting of 'The Last Dog'?

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The main setting is a sealed dome where the dome-dwellers live, isolated from the outside world.

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Who are the main characters in 'The Last Dog'?

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The main characters are Brock, a boy, and Brog, a dog.

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What does the proverb 'The key to survival is efficiency' imply in the story?

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It suggests that the dome-dwellers prioritize safety and convenience over traditional living, leading to a life of efficiency.

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Why do Brock and Brog leave the dome at the end of the story?

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They leave because the scientists believe they have a dangerous disease and realize Brog will survive only by returning to the wild.

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What is Brock's initial feeling about going outside the dome?

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Brock is nervous about going outside because he has heard that people who leave never return.

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What do the dome-dwellers eat instead of cooked meals?

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The dome-dwellers eat ready-made pellets.

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What does Brock offer to do with Brog at the end of the story?

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Brock offers to take Brog out of the dome and let her loose in the mountains.

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What is the significance of the dome in the story?

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The dome represents safety but also isolation from the natural world.

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How do the dome-dwellers view the outside world?

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They view the outside world with fear and suspicion, conditioned to avoid danger.

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What does Brock's relationship with Brog symbolize?

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Brock's relationship with Brog symbolizes companionship and the bond between humans and animals.

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