Chapter Four of The Call of the Wild Quiz

What is the title of chapter four in The Call of the Wild?

• How to Train a Sled Dog

• Who Has Won to Mastership

• The History of the Yukon

• The Importance of Rest in the Wilderness

How does Buck's behavior change after being introduced to the wild?

• Buck's behavior becomes more domesticated and obedient

• Buck's behavior becomes more primal and instinctual

• Buck's behavior remains unchanged

• Buck's behavior becomes more lazy and lethargic

What is the main theme explored in chapter four?

• The main theme explored in chapter four is love.

• The main theme explored in chapter four is friendship.

• The main theme explored in chapter four is the struggle for power.

• The main theme explored in chapter four is revenge.

What is the significance of Buck's transformation into a wild animal?

• Represents his desire for freedom and escape from civilization.

• Symbolizes his return to primal instincts and adaptation to the wilderness.

• Reflects his transformation into a savage and ruthless creature.

• Signifies his loss of humanity and connection to the natural world.

What challenges does Buck face in the wild?

• Lack of internet access, no cell phone signal, and no social media.

• Lack of adventure, boredom, and too much free time.

• Harsh weather conditions, predators, lack of food and water, and the need to adapt to a new environment.

• Friendly animals, abundance of food and water, and comfortable weather conditions.

How does Buck's survival instincts help him in the wild?

• By communicating with other animals, building shelters, and hunting for prey.

• By relying on human assistance, following trails, and avoiding predators.

• By hibernating during harsh weather, migrating to warmer climates, and using camouflage to hide from predators.

• By sensing danger, finding food and water, and adapting to different environments.

What is the significance of the 'law of club and fang' in Buck's life?

• It represents the rules of civilized society that Buck must follow.

• It symbolizes the harsh realities and survival instincts required in the wild.

• It signifies the importance of physical strength and aggression in the wild.

• It reflects the peaceful coexistence and harmony among animals in the wild.

How does Buck's relationship with other dogs change in the wild?

• Buck becomes more friendly and sociable with other dogs.

• Buck becomes more competitive and aggressive towards other dogs.

• Buck's relationship with other dogs remains unchanged.

• Buck becomes more fearful and submissive towards other dogs.

What is the impact of the harsh environment on Buck's physical condition?

• Buck becomes weaker and less active.

• Buck becomes stronger and more resilient.

• Buck's physical condition remains unchanged.

• Buck becomes more susceptible to diseases and injuries.

What is the role of the 'man in the red sweater' in Buck's life?

• He is Buck's original owner who treats him kindly.

• He is the one who introduces Buck to the 'law of club and fang'.

• He is a fellow sled dog who becomes Buck's friend.

• He is a predator that Buck must avoid in the wild.