The Call of the Wild Chapter 2

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What are ancestral memories?

Back

Memories of ancestors passed on to new generations.

Front

Who does not like to be approached from his blind side?

Back

Sol-leks.

Front

Why did Perrault and Francois kick Buck out of the tent?

Back

Because he was supposed to bury himself in the snow.

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Why does Buck need more food than the others?

Back

Because he is not used to rationing food.

Front

What is Billee's personality like?

Back

Wimpy.

Front

What does Buck represent in 'The Call of the Wild'?

Back

The struggle for survival and the return to primal instincts.

Front

What is the significance of the wilderness in Chapter 2?

Back

It represents both danger and a return to natural instincts.

Front

How does Buck's character develop in Chapter 2?

Back

He begins to adapt to the harsh conditions and learns to assert himself.

Front

What role do the other dogs play in Buck's journey?

Back

They serve as both rivals and teachers, influencing his adaptation.

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What does the term 'survival of the fittest' mean in the context of the story?

Back

It refers to the idea that only the strongest and most adaptable will survive.