Upon the death of Spitz in The Call of the Wild, Francois and Perrault decide that the new sled-team leader should be A. Dave. B. Billee. C. Buck. D. Sol-leks.

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Upon the death of Spitz in The Call of the Wild, Francois and Perrault decide that the new sled-team leader should be: C. Buck.

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User: Upon the death of Spitz in The Call of the Wild, Francois and Perrault decide that the new sled-team leader should be A. Dave. B. Billee. C. Buck. D. Sol-leks.

Weegy: Upon the death of Spitz in The Call of the Wild, Francois and Perrault decide that the new sled-team leader should be: C. Buck.
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User: The will to power is symbolized by A. Thornton's rifle. B. Buck's killing Spitz. C. Buck's becoming friends with Thornton. D. Hal's arguing with Charles.

Weegy: German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche used the phrase "The will to power" in an essay of the same name, referring to his theory that we, as individuals, will our own truths. The answer is A. Buck's killing Spitz
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User: The term racial unconscious means that A. nature weeds out the weakest and unfit. B. we're all racists at heart to some degree, even though we're unaware of it. C. you must learn the law of club and fang to survive. D. each species and culture shares ancient memories, stored in the unconscious part of the mind.

Weegy: D. each species and culture shares ancient memories, stored in the unconscious part of the mind.
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User: What does the word mimetic tell us about the difference between novels and most of the literature of the 1800s? A. Novels present fantasy as reality. B. Novels presented common things in new ways. C. Novels were unique in trying to imitate real life. D. The authors were new and unknown

User: On page 14 of The Call of the Wild, Jack London writes, "In vague ways he remembered back to the youth of the breed." This statement is an example of A. natural selection. B. the racial unconscious. C. survival of the fittest. D. the will to power.

User: The Yukon is the main _______ for this story. A. setting B. genre C. symbol D. plot

Weegy: Setting
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User: François and Perrault are A. drivers of the mail train. B. dog trainers from Alaska. C. agents of the Canadian government. D. gold diggers from California.

User: What does Buck often dream of as he sleeps by the campfire? A. His fight with Spitz B. Judge Miller's home C. John Thornton D. Primitive man

User: How did John Thornton die? A. He died from frostbite to his feet. B. He was killed by Native Americans. C. He died in the river rapids. D. He was killed by a group of wild wolves

Weegy: In Jack London's classic novel, The Call of the Wild, John Thornton was killed by Native people. Buck found him with an arrow in him. Read more:
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User: On page 14 of The Call of the Wild, what's meant by the phrase "The domesticated generations fell from him"? A. Buck longs to return home to the Judge's family. B. Buck is learning to love a human being again. C. Buck has lost a lot of hair in his fight with Spitz. D. Buck is losing his civilized characteristics.

Weegy: The answer is B. Buck is losing his civilized characteristics. Buck is losing his domestication brought down upon him from generations of obedient dogs. He is becoming an untamed animal once again. [ ]
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User: What breed of dog is Buck? A. St. Bernard and Scotch shepherd mix B. St. Bernard C. Husky and Scotch shepherd mix D. Husky

Weegy: If you're referring to Buck from The Call of the Wild, then he is a St. Bernard and Scottish Sheepdog cross
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User: What happens the first time Buck is beaten? A. He learns he has to obey men, but decides never to surrender inside. B. He has his spirit as well as his body crushed. C. He swears that he'll someday have his revenge on Spitz. D. He learns that he can't get away with stealing another dog's food.

Weegy: C. He learns he has to obey men, but decides never to surrender inside.
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User: Who saves Buck from impending death at the hands of Hal? A. François B. Perrault C. Judge Miller D. John Thornton

Weegy: A. John Thornton, who goes on to become Buck's dearly loved master
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User: A novel differs from a short story because it A. includes a theme. B. is more likely to include subplots. C. comprises rising action, a climax, and falling action. D. is told as a third-person narrative.

Weegy: C. is more likely to include subplots.
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User: In The Call of the Wild, the supplies brought on the sled of Hal, Charles, and Mercedes, taken symbolically, represent A. their defining success in terms of possessions. B. an effort to bring civilization with them. C. life triumphing over death. D. an idealistic lust for life.

Weegy: B. an idealistic lust for life.
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User: "After having lived with her for a year, Chad studied Marilou's eyes across the table, realizing he had never had a clue about what make her tick." This sentence from a hypothetical novel suggests what kind of narrative voice? A. Third person restricted omniscience B. First person reporting C. First person participant D. Third person imaginary

Weegy: Answer is D. Third person imaginary,
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User: The survival of the fittest is an idea promoted by A. Karl Marx. B. Charles Darwin. C. Friedrich Nietzsche. D. Carl Jung.

Weegy: A. Karl Marx
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User: In The Call of the Wild, when London writes about "what a puppet thing life is," it reflects the theme summarized in which of the following statements? A. Each life pits mercy against nature. B. The course of a life is determined by pure chance. C. Every life is based on habit and instinct. D. Our lives are lived in response to our predetermined fate.

Weegy: The correct answer is C. Our lives are lived in response to our predetermined fate.
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User: If you consider The Call of the Wild to be an allegory, which one of the following statements would be true? A. Judge Miller represents the primordial condition. B. Buck represents some characteristic of humanity. C. John Thornton represents the civilized world. D. The book is a story about the need for socialism.

Weegy: A. Judge miller reprsents the primordial condition
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