Exploring Chapter 7 of The Call of the Wild

What significant event occurs at the beginning of Chapter 7?

• The protagonist discovers a crucial piece of information.

• A flashback reveals the protagonist's past.

• The protagonist meets a new character.

• The setting changes to a different location.

How does Buck's relationship with John Thornton evolve in this chapter?

• Buck's relationship with John Thornton deteriorates into hostility.

• Buck quickly becomes overly dependent on John Thornton without any trust issues.

• Buck's relationship with John Thornton evolves from distrust to deep loyalty and affection.

• Buck remains indifferent towards John Thornton throughout the chapter.

What does Buck do when he encounters the wolves in Chapter 7?

• Buck tries to communicate with the wolves using barks.

• Buck joins the wolves and embraces his primal instincts.

• Buck fights the wolves to assert dominance.

• Buck runs away in fear from the wolves.

Describe the theme of survival as depicted in this chapter.

• Survival is depicted as an easy and effortless journey for the characters.

• The theme of survival is shown through the characters' luxurious lifestyles.

• The theme of survival is depicted through the characters' resilience and resourcefulness in overcoming harsh conditions.

• The chapter focuses on the characters' emotional struggles rather than their survival.

What internal conflict does Buck face in Chapter 7?

• Buck struggles between loyalty to John Thornton and his primal instincts.

• Buck feels a strong desire to return to his previous life as a pet.

• Buck is torn between joining a pack of wolves and staying with humans.

• Buck is conflicted about whether to hunt for food or rely on John Thornton for sustenance.

How does the author illustrate the concept of loyalty in this chapter?

• Loyalty is illustrated by characters competing against each other.

• The author illustrates loyalty through characters' selfless actions and unwavering support for each other.

• The author depicts loyalty as a burden that characters must bear.

• Loyalty is shown through characters' betrayal and deceit.

What role does nature play in Buck's transformation in Chapter 7?

• Nature only serves as a backdrop for the story.

• Buck's transformation is solely due to human influence.

• Nature acts as a catalyst for Buck's transformation, enhancing his instincts and survival skills.

• Nature has no impact on Buck's transformation.

How does Buck's understanding of his instincts change throughout this chapter?

• Buck's understanding of his instincts evolves from reliance on domestication to embracing his primal instincts for survival.

• Buck's instincts remain unchanged throughout the chapter.

• Buck rejects all instincts and relies solely on intellect.

• Buck becomes more dependent on human guidance.

What is the significance of the title 'The Call of the Wild' in relation to Chapter 7?

• The title refers to Buck's loyalty to John Thornton in Chapter 7.

• The title highlights the importance of teamwork among the sled dogs.

• The title symbolizes Buck's desire to return to civilization in Chapter 7.

• The title signifies Buck's transformation and acceptance of his wild nature in Chapter 7.

How does the chapter conclude, and what does it foreshadow for Buck's future?

• Buck's transformation foreshadows his future as a leader in the wild.

• Buck remains a domesticated pet in the city.

• Buck becomes a loyal companion to a human family.

• Buck's journey ends with him returning to his old life.