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To Build A Fire
This is the quiz for Jack London's short story "To Build a Fire."
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What types of emotions did you have about the man? Why?
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Why do you think Jack London calls him "the man" instead of giving him a name?
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How does the description of the weather at the beginning of the story foreshadow the main events of the story?
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What is different about past generations of men and past generations of wolves?
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How does the man react to the old timer's advice?
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What does the dog do at the end? Why?
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What happens to the man at the end of the story?
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What are the three types of wood you need to build a fire? SELECT MORE THAN ONE.
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tinder
oak
fuel
spruce
kindling
cedar
Why do you use rocks in a circle around your campfire?
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What purpose is best served by the teepee structure of kindling?
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keep the fire going
charring
spreading a fire quickly
cooking
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What purpose is best served by the Lincoln Log structure of kindling?
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keep the fire going
charring
spreading a fire quickly
cooking
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Which would not be good tinder?
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small, slender sticks
dried, crunchy leaves
bamboo
grass
tree bark
wet, waxy leaves
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