What did Walt do that was like a boy?

He played under the northern lights

Toward the end of the race, Walt

runs into old Loren's camp and picks him up

Walt was worried about Loren Hall because

Loren had not yet recorded his claim in Dawson

The story takes place

in the Klondike region of the Yukon

The antagonists of the story are

professional stampeders who overran claims and stole them

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1
Because Walt's character changes and develops, he is a
plump character
flat character
graph character
round character
2
The type of conflict in this story
man vs. dog
man vs. society
man vs. man
man vs. nature
3
Conflict: Most of the conflict in this story exists between
Walt and the government in Dawson
Walt and the claim-jumpers
Walt and his father
Walt and himself
4
What is the correct spelling for the word that means AN UNFAIR ACT?
injustice
enjustise
enjustice
injustise
5
What is the correct spelling for the word that means DANGEROUSLY?
pearoulously
perillously
perilously
pairulously
6
What did Walt do that was like a boy?
He played under the northern lights
He did not quit, even when they were shooting at him
He stole the claim-jumpers' dog sled
He caught up with the claim jumpers
7
The two themes are coming-of-age and
victory over evil
victorious evil
evil is victorious
8
Toward the end of the race, Walt
arrives on Dawson, just before claim-jumpers, &makes claim
loses the new lead dog to exhaustion, but still makes it
gets wounded, but it doesn't stop him from reaching Dawson
runs into old Loren's camp and picks him up
9
The claim-jumpers are the
protagonists
antagonists
10
Conflict: The one thing Walt is not fighting is
the bitter cold weather
the Irishman
time
Loren Hall
11
Walt was worried about Loren Hall because
ever since his wife died, Loren had given up hope
Loren was an old man and too weak to live in harsh territory
one of his sled dogs was injured; he coudn't make his claim
Loren had not yet recorded his claim in Dawson
12
What is the correct spelling for the word that means OVERTURNED?
capsizd
capsiszed
capsised
capsized
13
The author of the story
Jack Paris
Natalie Babbitt
Wilson Rawls
Jack London
14
What is the correct spelling for the word that means FRIENDS
comrads
commrads
calmrads
comrades
15
The story takes place
during the California gold rush
in the wilderness beyond the Missori River
in the Klondike region of the Yukon
on the Oregon trail
16
The claim-jumpers are bad at beginning and still bad at end, so they are
angelic
flat characters
without sin
round characters
17
The story is in
third person voice
second person vocie
first person voice
fourth person voice
18
A story that describes how the main character crosses over from childhood to adulthood
coming-of-age
coming-of-youth
going-to-town
going-of-youth
19
What is the correct spelling for the word that means UNYIELDING?
unrellenting
unrelenting
unrelentting
unrelinting
20
In 3rd person voice, when a narrator knows everything that is happening, it is called
an impossible narrator
an omnipresent narrator
an invisible narrator
an omniscient narrator
21
The antagonists of the story are
hard working prospectors who desrved to find gold
dishonest men who staked out claims and farmed on them
professional stampeders who overran claims and stole them
government agents who recorded claims & charged high taxes
22
Walt master is the
protagonist
antagonist
23
What is the correct spelling for the word that means PEAK?
summet
sumit
summit
sumet

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