The Law of Life

What is the main theme of 'The Law of Life'?

• Survival and adaptation

• Love and betrayal

• Wealth and power

• Friendship and loyalty

Who is the author of 'The Law of Life'?

• Jack London

• Mark Twain

• Ernest Hemingway

• F. Scott Fitzgerald

In 'The Law of Life', what does the protagonist, Koskoosh, reflect on as he faces his end?

• His wealth

• His family

• The inevitability of death

• His achievements

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'The Law of Life' to convey the harshness of nature?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Irony

What role does nature play in 'The Law of Life'?

• A nurturing force

• An indifferent force

• A destructive force

• A supportive force

In 'The Law of Life', what is the significance of the fire going out?

• End of warmth

• End of life

• End of hope

• End of the story

Which character trait best describes Koskoosh in 'The Law of Life'?

• Resilient

• Bitter

• Reflective

• Ambitious

What is the setting of 'The Law of Life'?

• A bustling city

• A remote village

• The Alaskan wilderness

• A tropical island

How does 'The Law of Life' exemplify naturalism in literature?

• By focusing on human emotions

• By depicting the struggle for survival

• By highlighting romantic relationships

• By exploring supernatural elements

What does Koskoosh remember about the moose in 'The Law of Life'?

• Its strength

• Its struggle against wolves

• Its beauty

• Its speed