Ch. 5
They broke through the ice and drowned.
Who are Hal, Mercedes, and Charles?
The reason John Thornton spoke curse words to Buck.
What is "to show Buck love"?
The two legendary names given to Buck by the indigenous tribe
What are "Ghost Dog and Evil Spirit"?
The literary terms this quotation demonstrates...
"As he held on he became more and more conscious of the new stir in the land."
What is "foreshadowing"?
"This" means "usual"
What is "wont"?
This season is the season Buck encounters John Thornton.
What is "spring"?
The reason John Thornton was in the middle of the wilderness alone.
Proof that Buck has integrated into the wolf pack
What is "wolves begin to show Buck's coloring/markings on their coats"?
In a story or a novel, "this" is the location a reader would find the climax to the story.
What is "very near the end of the tale"?
"This" means "clothing"
What is "garb"?
"Primitive man" is represented in the novel in this scenario.
What is "the hairy man Buck had visions of while Buck was near the fire"?
Thornton "tests" Buck's love with this feat.
What is "Thornton commands Buck to jump off a 300-foot cliff"?
The challenge that requires the most patience and effort to overcome
What is "taking down the moose"?
"This" is the name of the part of the plot where Buck actually joins the wolf pack.
What is "resolution"?
"This" means "catastrophic"
What is "calamity"?
This choice represents Mercedes' most self-serving act.
What is "she rode on the sled, making the starving and overworked dogs carry her"?
These are the three ways that Buck saves Thornton or Thornton's reputation.
What are "Buck attacks Black Burton, Buck saves Thornton from drowning, and Buck pulls a sled 100 yards"?
"This" animal yearning is what Buck longs for
What is "blood"?
What literary term applies to "the Northland."
What is "setting"?
"This" means "straps connecting items together"
What is "traces"?
The reason Hal was able to purchase the dogs for a very cheap price.
What is "the dogs were overworked to the point of death if they did not get rest"?
These are the names of all the living creatures and acquaintances of John Thornton.
What are "Hans, Pete, Skeet, and Nig"?
"What" John Thornton's death does
What is "frees Buck from ties to civilization"?
"This" literary terms applies to Buck's choice to remain civilized or to go wild.
What is "conflict"?
"This" means "picky or particular; difficult to please"
What is "fastidious"?