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What did the men and the team have to do every time they fell through the ice? Why?
Describe the damage done by the huskies that attacked the camp.
Describe how Buck's first attack on Spitz affected the whole team.
Jack London often gives the animals in his stories human qualities. Find and explain one example of this in chapter 3 or 4.
Describe in your own words the "other man" Buck would sometimes dream about while lying by the fire. Who was this "other man," and why did Buck dream about him?
Describe what London means by "the pride of trace and trail." Tell how Dave showed this pride.
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