Ch. 7 Guiding Question

Front

What is the main reason Buck was not killed by the Yeehats?

Back

Buck was not killed by the Yeehats because he survived the events of the story.

Front

What do dogs primarily do when their owners are searching for gold in the story?

Back

The dogs mainly relaxed while the men searched for gold.

Front

Why does Buck choose to sleep outside instead of inside the tent?

Back

Buck starts sleeping outside so he can hear the wolf's cries.

Front

What type of figurative language is used in the phrase 'melancholy rippling of waves on lonely beaches'?

Back

This phrase is an example of personification.

Front

What did the Yeehats claim when they fled into the woods?

Back

The Yeehats proclaimed they were fleeing an evil spirit.

Front

Define 'personification' in literature.

Back

Personification is a figure of speech where human qualities are attributed to animals, inanimate objects, or abstract concepts.

Front

What is the significance of Buck's connection to wolves in the story?

Back

Buck's connection to wolves symbolizes his return to his primal instincts and nature.

Front

Explain the term 'melancholy' as used in literature.

Back

Melancholy refers to a deep, persistent sadness or reflective sorrow.

Front

What does Buck's choice to sleep outside indicate about his character development?

Back

It indicates Buck's growing independence and connection to his wild instincts.

Front

What role do the Yeehats play in the story?

Back

The Yeehats represent a threat to Buck and symbolize the dangers of the wild.