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- What makes London's argument effective? ( His argument was that he was not a nature faker). How does he develop and support his claim from the book The Call of
- How did buck have discipline in the call of the wild
- What is the main conflict of Call of the Wild? is it Buck vs. Self (Does he want to go the wild or not) is it Buck vs. Nature/Wild (Fighting for survival)
- Jack London said "It was in the Klondike that I found myself. There nobody talks. Everybody thinks. You get your perspective. I got mine." What is the full
- 1. Subject Verb Agreement Select the sentence that is correct. a.Every chicken wing and pork rib sits untouched on Ruth's plate. b.Every chicken wing and pork
- Answer questions 1 and 2 with reference to the movie"The Call of the Wild" (https://123moviefree.sc/mov/the-call-of-the-wild-2020/watching.html/?ep=7) Q 1
- Jack London, author of "To Build a Fire" and "Call of the Wild," was not the adventurer he proposed to be in his books, and Walt McCandless was not the ideal
- What are three things that happened in Jack London's life that influenced the writing of Call of the Wild?

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