Literature Exam Review

Part of Speech: "SACREDAM!" he cried when his eyes lit upon Buck.

Part of Speech: His feet were flying like mad, the claws scarring the HARD-PACKED snow in PARALLEL grooves.

The climax in The Call of the Wild is when

When Buck pulled the thousand pound sled, Thornton must have felt:

Call of the Wild is told from which point of view?

How would a writer organize a piece persuading his or her parents to buy a new cell phone?

Lost Mine: "Many men had sought it; few had found it; and more than a few had never returned.."

"...and it was because of his great love for John Thornton that Buck lost his head."

Part of Speech: He PLUNGED about in their midst, TEARING, RENDING, DESTROYING.

When Buck was driven out of Francois and Perrault's tent he probably felt:

Francois providing booties for Buck is an example of:

The best word to describe Dave is

How would a writer organize an article about Cedar Point vs. Six Flags?

How does London hold readers' attention during the Buck vs. Spitz battle?

Figurative Language: In 1897 the Klondike strike dragged men from all over the world into the frozen North.

Meaning of RETALIATE: As Francois' whip backed him up, Buck found it cheaper to mend his ways than to RETALIATE.

Part of Speech: His whole body was gathered COMPACTLY together in tremendous effort.

Part of Speech: A full MOON rose high over the TREES in the night SKY.

Having the most supplies but actually being the least equipped for an adventure. This is:

Meaning of DISCONSOLATE: Miserable and DISCONSOLATE, he wandered about the many tents, only to find that each was cold

"There was not the faintest whisper of air-not a leaf quivered..." This is an example of:

Buck's first day on the Dyea beach was like a nightmare.

Character Traits: The best trait for the wild brother is:

This man talked with Manuel and money chinked between them.

Meaning of INDISCRETION: The first knowledge Buck had of his INDISCRETION was when Sol-Leks whirled upon him and slashed