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The Call of the Wild Chapter 5 (Vocabulary and Chapter Information)
The Call of the Wild Chapter 5 (Vocabulary and Chapter Information)
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How does Buck use his instincts at the end of this chapter?
He does not try to go over the thin ice with Charles & Hal.
Buck cries out to his ancestors.
Buck kills wild dogs that threaten his owners.
Buck doesn't trust John Thornton right away.
2
John Thornton and Buck looked at each other.
Type of sentence?
Compound-Complex
Simple
Compound
Complex
3
Cajole
means _____.
to ask someone to do something
to convince; to persuade someone to do something
to tell someone to do something
to do a favor for someone
4
Each day the sun rose earlier and set later.
Complex
Compound
Simple
Compound-Complex
5
What was the problem with the new dogs added to the team?
They were all male dogs.
They were too small.
They were unable to adapt to their new environment.
They challenged Buck for leadership.
6
When all the dogs begin to fall from extreme exhaustion & pain, what mood does London convey?
nightmarish
excited
frustrated
rejuvenated
7
Buck watched them apprehensively as they proceeded to take down the tent and load the sled.
Compound-Complex
Complex
Simple
Compound
8
Which is the MOST significant change that occurs in Buck during this chapter?
He refuses to eat and sleep when he should.
He gives up his position as leader.
He loses the will to work.
He hates all humans.
9
Which explains why the trip is not better with a larger team?
They fight too much when they are together.
They make the sled too heavy to pull.
They scare Mercedes more.
.They require more food than a sled can adequately carry.
10
There was nothing the matter with them except that **they were dead tired.**
Literary Device?
Hyperbole
Metaphor
Personification
Alliteration
11
Jaded
means _____.
joyful, happy
bored or lacking enthusiasm
jealous
very interested in an activity
12
Buck refused to move under
the rain of heavier blows
which now fell upon him. Literary Device?
Idiom
Alliteration
Simile
Metaphor
13
At the end of this chapter, Hal, Charles, Mercedes, and all of the dogs on their team _____.
run away from John and Buck
disappear into a hole in the ice
arrive safely at their next destination
are attacked by Buck
14
Articulate means _____.
very artistic
able to speak distinctly; to express oneself clearly
artificial
not able to speak distinctly or express oneself clearly
15
In this chapter Buck and the rest of the team are bought by _____.
Hal and Charles
Harold and Curtis
Henry and Chris
Henry and Carlos
16
Who becomes Buck's new owner in this chapter?
John Thompson
John Thornton
Tony Thornton
Thomas Johnson
17
Voracious
means _____.
vicious, cruel
valiant, brave, courageous
not interested in doing something
having a huge appetite; very eager
18
Hal guided at the gee-pole, and Charles stumbled along in the rear.
Type of sentence?
Compound
Complex
Simple
Compound-Complex
19
Salient
means _____.
most noticeable or important
least noticeable or important
most suspicious
very intelligent
20
Apprehensive
means _____.
very angry
agitated
nervous, fearful, or anxious
calm, cool, and collected
21
The whip was whistling savagely.
What 2 litalerary devices are being used in this sentence?
alliteration and personification
metaphor and personification
alliteration and metaphor
idiom and alliteration
22
At the beginning of this chapter the reader learns that Buck _____.
has gained weight
has become nicer
has lost weight
has become meaner
23
"They [the dogs] were simply so many bags of bones in which sparks of life fluttered faintly."
Metaphor
Personification
Simile
Hyperbole
24
Innocuous
means _____.
independent
harmful
incredible, unbelievable
harmless
25
Charles and Hal wrangled whenever Mercedes gave them a chance.
Type of sentence?
Compound-Complex
Complex
Compound
Simple
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Mercedes is _____.
Charles's wife and Hal's sister
Charles's daughter Hal's wife
Charles's wife and Hal's daughter
Charles's sister and Hal's mother
