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- 1. Multiple Choice
At the beginning of Chapter 3, we find that Buck
hates Spitz
keeps his growing primordial beast a secret
fights to become the leader of the pac
awaits any opportunity to run off and head back home
- 2. Multiple Choice
Buck finally snaps when
Spitz steals Buck's bed
Spitz steals Buck's food
no one will pet him
the men forget to feed him
- 3. Multiple Choice
Spitz finally takes his chance to get rid of Buck
when the wild dogs attack
by approaching Buck from the side
by taking advantage of the chaos
all of these
- 4. Multiple Choice
Francois' view of Buck:
Buck is a devil, a bad guy, the one to watch
Buck is two devils, strong and capable, the one to watch
Buck is not match for Spitz and should be taken out
Buck is too soft to be a sled dog and will never make it
- 5. Multiple Choice
In what ways did Buck undermine Spitz? Choose all that apply.
Buck obeys when Spitz nips at him
Buck allows Spitz to steal his bed
Buck encourages the other dogs to stand up to Spitz
Buck attacks Spitz when he tries to punish Pike
- 6. Multiple Choice
The conflict of Spitz and Buck causes disharmony among the dogs by producing (choice all the apply)
whining
food stealing
challenges of Spitz authority
attacking the owners
- 7. Multiple Choice
The text states the "Buck had destroyed the solidarity of the team" by leading the dogs to rebel against Spitz. Why would he want the unity of the group disrupted?
to keep Spitz from being an effective leader
to cause the men confusion and possibly letting them go
because Buck was a bad dog who wanted to destroy the team
because Buck didn't know the consequences of his actions
- 8. Multiple Choice
Which of these is an example of Character vs. Society?
Buck purposely disrupting the unity of the team
Buck struggling as he gets used to the colder weather
Buck fighting Spitz
Spitz attacking Buck during the massive dog attack
- 9. Multiple Choice
When Spitz and Buck square off, "the scene came back to Buck with sense of familiarity...this scene of old time, the wonted way of things." What does London mean here?
This is exactly how the two dogs squared off last time.
In Buck's memory, there are traces of the primitive dog he came from.
Buck's been picked on before and remembers how to take care of business
This is just a normal, average day for both dogs
- 10. Multiple Choice
Buck HATED work as a sled dog!
True
False
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