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Question #2

In this chapter, the reader learns the real reasons that Beauty wanted to own White Fang.

What two things did Beauty use White Fang for?

intimidation

companionship

a public exhibit

breeding purposes

dog fighting for money

protection against enemies

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Question #3

Beauty Smith discovers White Fang's "susceptibility" to laughter.

Which definition below is the most precise for the word "susceptibility" as used in this chapter?





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Question #7

At the end of the chapter, the reader learns that White Fang has stopped fighting.

What is the reason for that?





Please enter the first three words of a sentence that shows your answers is correct.

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Part IV– Chapter 3: The Reign of Hate

Text of Book

Part IV– Chapter 3: The Reign of Hate , page 1

Part IV– Chapter 3: The Reign of Hate , page 2

Part IV– Chapter 3: The Reign of Hate , page 3

Part IV– Chapter 3: The Reign of Hate , page 4

Part IV– Chapter 3: The Reign of Hate , page 5

Questions

1) The title of this chapter is "The Reign of Hate." Based on information in this chapter, to what is the author referring?

2) In this chapter, the reader learns the real reasons that Beauty wanted to own White Fang.

What two things did Beauty use White Fang for?

3) Beauty Smith discovers White Fang's "susceptibility" to laughter.

Which definition below is the most precise for the word "susceptibility" as used in this chapter?

4) Why does White Fang look forward to arranged fights?

5) How much do men pay to see "the Fighting Wolf" when he is on display?

6) What factor most contributes to White Fang remaining undefeated?

7) At the end of the chapter, the reader learns that White Fang has stopped fighting.

What is the reason for that?

8) Were there any events that weren't clear to you?