The Call of the Wild Chapter 5

Front

Why did John Thornton advise Hal and Charles not to go to Dawson?

Back

The ice could break and they could fall through.

Front

Why was 14 dogs too many for a dog sled team?

Back

They would not have enough food for all of the dogs.

Front

What caused the sled to become 120 pounds heavier during the trip?

Back

Mercedes jumped on the back of the sled.

Front

What suggestion did an onlooker give Hal when the sled would not move?

Back

Throw your weight against the Gee-pole, right and left and break it out.

Front

What does the description of Hal's camp tell you?

Back

About the kind of people that stayed there.

Front

What is the significance of the ice conditions in 'The Call of the Wild'?

Back

The ice conditions can determine the safety and success of the journey.

Front

How does the character of John Thornton contrast with Hal and Charles?

Back

John Thornton shows compassion and wisdom, while Hal and Charles are reckless and selfish.

Front

What role does teamwork play in dog sledding as depicted in the story?

Back

Teamwork is essential for the success of the sled team and the safety of the dogs.

Front

What are the consequences of overloading a sled team?

Back

Overloading can lead to exhaustion of the dogs and failure to move the sled.

Front

How does the environment affect the characters' decisions in Chapter 5?

Back

The harsh conditions force characters to make critical decisions about safety and survival.