Call of the Wild Chapter 6

Front

What does Buck do in the first few weeks of living with John Thornton?

Back

Buck is allowed to rest and heal from his wounds and malnourishment.

Front

What encourages Buck to win the bet?

Back

Being praised and loved by John Thornton.

Front

What bet does John Thornton make?

Back

Buck can break the sled out of ice and then pull a sled with 1,000 pounds of weight.

Front

How did Buck save John Thornton's life?

Back

Thornton fell into a river and was being carried away with the fast current. Buck saved him from drowning.

Front

What is the MAIN reason Buck never let John Thornton leave his sight at first?

Back

Buck had learned that no master was permanent.

Front

Define Buck's relationship with John Thornton.

Back

Buck develops a deep bond of loyalty and love towards John Thornton, contrasting with his previous experiences.

Front

What does Buck's healing process symbolize in the story?

Back

It symbolizes recovery and the importance of trust and care in relationships.

Front

Explain the significance of Buck's instincts in the story.

Back

Buck's instincts guide his actions and decisions, showcasing the theme of survival and adaptation.

Front

What role does the wilderness play in Buck's transformation?

Back

The wilderness serves as a catalyst for Buck's transformation, awakening his primal instincts.

Front

Describe the theme of loyalty in 'Call of the Wild'.

Back

Loyalty is a central theme, illustrated through Buck's unwavering devotion to John Thornton.