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Questions
1) | What is this the main idea of this chapter? |
2) | White Fang is amazed by the white man's "mastery over matter."
What two details best demonstrate this mastery? |
3) | What surprises White Fang the most when he emerges from the baggage car he rode in from San Francisco? |
4) | What does Weedon's mother do that White Fang considers a hostile act? |
5) | After Weedon disciplines White Fang for scaring Weedon's mother, White Fang lies down "sullenly."
What does the word "sullenly" mean as used in this chapter? |
6) | Why doesn't White Fang attack the sheep dog that greets him at Weedon's home? |
7) | Why does the sheep dog want to attack White Fang? |
8) | Why does Weedon take White Fang into the house instead of leaving him outside? |
9) | Were there any events that weren't clear to you? |