Characters
Who Buck is at the beginning of the book vs. the end
What is at the beginning he was a proud house dog but at the end he became humble and accustomed to work?
What the Klondike Gold Rush is
What is gold was found in the Yukon and thousands of people rushed there to get rich?
Why Buck is stolen by Manuel
What is Manuel was addicted to gambling so he sold Buck to get money to bet?
What the law of club and fang is.
What is people enforce the rules with clubs and things while dogs fight pretty viciously for survival?
What true authority is
What is people obey you not because they are scared to be punished if they don't it's when they obey you because they love you and know that you want the best for them?
Who Spitz is and why he is a poor leader
What is Spitz is a dog from a foreign land who is a poor leader because he is cruel?
Why sled dogs were valuable
What is people needed sled dogs to haul them and their stores of supplies, also sled dogs had thick coats, were strong and fast, and generally very hardy, durable dogs?
What happens to Curly
What is she was eaten and destroyed by the huskies after making friendly advances towards them?
What leadership means in Call of the Wild.
What is leadership means being just, kind, and not cruel, leading each other into safe places and away from danger?
How Buck shows responsibility
What is by taking a sound beating from Hal in order to try to save the team from breaking through the ice?
Why John Thornton is important
What is he is the only man who truly loved Buck?
How the environment affects survival
What is the dangers of the Yukon vary depending on the season; ice may crack, bears may come out of hibernation, temperatures may get too cold to handle, etc?
How Buck becomes leader
What is Buck fought Spitz for the leadership and won by breaking Spitz's forelegs?
How Buck learns wisdom in the Call of the Wild.
What is he learns from experience and from other dogs as well as his masters?
Where justice is shown in the Call of the Wild
What is when the leaders of the team punish shirkers and Buck is taught the ropes by Dave and Sol-leks?
What role Judge Miller plays
What is the first owner of Buck who lives in California?:})
What the dangers are that exist in the Yukon
What are bears, wolves, melting and cracking ice?
Why Buck refuses to pull the sled for Hal and Mercedes
What is because he knew that the ice would fall and refused to let his team fall down?
What the "call of the wild" is.
What is a spiritual ancestral call from nature, calling him to live as a wild dog?
How memory shapes Buck's actions
What is Buck finds ancestral memories of the wild and learns from the memories how best to survive in the wild?
Why Hal, Charles & Mercedes fail
What is they over-rationed the dogs and went on the trail where the ice could fall out from underneath them and whipped the dogs?
Why setting is crucial to the story
What is the setting is important because many of the dangers of the Yukon are environment related?
What happens after John Thornton dies
What is Buck responds to the call of the wild?
How Buck's journey ends
What is Buck answers and obeys the call of the wild, running and breeding with the wolves, becoming a wild dog?
How Buck's journey relates to vocation
What is the call of the wild asks Buck to come and be as he was made to be, just as God calls us each in our own specified ways to do what He has made us to do?