White Fang's Journey and Emotions

White Fang, a wolf-dog, seizes an opportunity to escape from his human captors as the tribe prepares to move for fall hunting. Initially enjoying his freedom, he soon feels lonely and vulnerable in the forest. Overcome by fear and longing for human companionship, he returns to the deserted camp, only to find it empty. Driven by hunger and exhaustion, he follows the river, enduring harsh conditions. Eventually, he stumbles upon Gray Beaver's new camp, where he submits himself, expecting punishment. Instead, he is accepted and fed, finding comfort and security with the humans once more.

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What event gives White Fang a chance for freedom?

• A forest fire

• The dismantling of the summer camp

• The arrival of a new tribe

• The end of winter

How does White Fang avoid being found by the villagers?

• He hides in a cave

• He swims across the river

• He climbs a tree

• He hides in a dense thicket

What emotion does White Fang feel when he realizes his solitude in the forest?

• Joy

• Fear

• Anger

• Excitement

What memories come to White Fang as he sits alone in the forest?

• His time in the wild

• The sound of the river

• The campfires and voices of the village

• His first hunt

What does White Fang do when he realizes the village is gone?

• He searches for food

• He returns to the forest

• He finds a new pack

• He howls mournfully

What challenges does White Fang face during his journey through the forest?

• Getting lost

• Attacks from other animals

• Fatigue and hunger

• Lack of water

How does White Fang react when he encounters Gray Beaver's camp?

• He hides in the shadows

• He submits to Gray Beaver

• He runs away

• He attacks the other dogs