White Fang

What happens when Mit-sah orders the team to start?

• The dogs calmly begin to pull

• The dogs refuse to move

• The dogs attack White Fang

• 1. The whole team springs forward at White Fang with eager, savage cries.

What natural urge does White Fang suppress?

• The urge to eat

• The urge to sleep

• The urge to mate

• The urge to attack the pack

What internal conflict does White Fang experience?

• Between sleep and wakefulness

• Between hunger and fullness

• Between his instincts and obedience

• Between warmth and cold

What new position does White Fang assume?

• Hunter

• Alpha of a wild pack

• Leader of the sled team

• Lone wolf

How do the other dogs feel about White Fang?

• They are indifferent

• They admire him

• They are afraid of him

• They hate him

Why do the dogs hate White Fang?

• Because he is stronger

• Because of the extra meat and favours he gets from Mit-sah

• Because he is a different breed

• Because he is aggressive towards them

What can't White Fang do in response to the pack's hostility?

• Run away

• Hide

• Turn on them

• Bark

What is the primary theme explored in 'White Fang'?

• Survival and adaptation

• Love and friendship

• Betrayal and revenge

• Wealth and power

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'White Fang' to describe the natural world?

• Metaphor

• Personification

• Hyperbole

• Irony

What role does White Fang assume in the story?

• A pet dog

• A wild wolf

• A sled dog

• A guard dog