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Question #5

In what two ways does White Fang change because of his interactions with Lip–lip?

His temper gets worse.

He becomes more playful.

He loses weight from not eating.

He becomes meaner to the humans.

He grows cleverer and comes cunning.

He resents his mother for not being able to protect him.

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Question #6

When he feels the pull of the wild, why doesn't White Fang leave the camp and return to the cave he was born in?





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Question #7

White Fang quickly learns the characteristics of other beings living in camp.

Which two sentences describe how he sees men and women?

Men are fair.

Men are kind.

Men are cruel.

Men are greedy.

Women are fair.

Women are kind.

Women are cruel.

Women are greedy.

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Question #8

Which two sentences describe how he sees children and older dogs?

Children are fair.

Children are kind.

Children are cruel.

Children are greedy.

Older dogs are fair.

Older dogs are kind.

Older dogs are cruel.

Older dogs are greedy.

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Question #11

At the end of the chapter, what is the main reason White Fang chooses to remain in camp instead of running away?





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