My Life in Dog Years - end of book flashcard

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Why was Snowball important to Gary Paulsen?

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Gary and his mom saved him from being eaten in the Philippines. He was his first dog.

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What does Cookie represent in the book?

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Cookie is a dedication.

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What would Caesar have sold his soul for?

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A hot dog.

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What was Josh known as?

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The smartest dog in the world.

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What happened to Ike when Gary Paulsen never saw him again?

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He went back to his previous owner who had been away at war.

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What is the significance of the character Snowball in Gary's life?

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Snowball symbolizes companionship and loyalty.

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How does the author describe the bond between Gary and his dogs?

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The bond is portrayed as deep and emotional, highlighting the importance of pets in human lives.

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What lesson does Gary learn from his experiences with dogs?

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Gary learns about love, loss, and the responsibilities of pet ownership.

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What role do dogs play in Gary's stories?

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Dogs serve as central characters that reflect human emotions and experiences.

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How does the setting influence the story of 'My Life in Dog Years'?

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The various settings, from the Philippines to the wilderness, shape the adventures and challenges faced by Gary and his dogs.