Why was Buck taken?
To go work as a sled dog
Where was Buck taken to?
Yukon
Who is the main character
Buck
Was Buck welcomed with the wolves?
Yes, the wolves seemed to like him
How many pages are in the book?
134 pages
Did Buck know he was being taken?
No, he thought he was going on a stroll
Why was Buck confused when he ate the snow?
It melted right away, and it was his first snow
Did mercedes feel bad for the dogs?
Yes, she didn't like when they got whipped
Why does Buck go for a run in the forest at night?
Because he can hear the call for him to come
Who is the author?
Jack London
How many pounds was Buck competed to move on a sled?
1,000 pounds
Where was Bucks original home located?
In Santa Clara Valley
Who took Buck to sell, and was one of the gardeners helpers?
Manuel
Towards what part of the story does the Climax happen? (Beginning, Middle or End)
The climax happens at the End of the book
Where is Yukon located?
In Canada
What is the trail called that Buck and his team has to travel through and that no one has ever survived?
The trail is unknown
Where was Buck officially sold by Manuel?
At College Park (little flag station)
Who was Curly killed by?
He was killed by Spitz
What is the Climax?
When Buck becomes free with the wolves
What does the title of the book represent?
The call that Buck hears from the wild, and brings him to the wolves (which leads to climax)
Who was the fight with when Buck felt like a champion, or beast, once it was over?
The fight was with Spitz
What was one thing Buck was transported on to get to Yukon? (other than a truck)
A baggage car, a crate, a wagon, a truck, a ferry steamer, a great railway depot, another ship, and an express car (one of these)
Who did Buck learn from to steal sneakily?
He learned from Pike
How did Buck become free with the wolves?
He became friends with them and the wolves liked him
What is the theme?
Answers vary
-Always be brave/courages, even through confusing/tough times