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THIS. IS. JEOPARDY. Your. With. Host. Mrs. Reiter. "Wild" Jeopardy. Plot. Character. Setting. Theme. Conflict. Author. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500.

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  1. THIS IS JEOPARDY

  2. Your With Host... Mrs. Reiter

  3. "Wild" Jeopardy Plot Character Setting Theme Conflict Author 100 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 500

  4. R: What did the gardener’s assistant do with Buck? A 100

  5. He kidnapped Buck and sold him to make a profit. A 100

  6. Sim: What is similar between Buck’s time with Francois and Perrault and his time on the mail train? A 200

  7. Buck was treated fairly and humanely by masters who understood their jobs and the dogs. A 200

  8. Dif: What is one difference between Buck’s treatment by Francois and Perrault and his treatment by the Scotch half-breed? A 300

  9. Francois and Perrault showed more admiration for Buck than the Scotch half-breed; ALSO there were fewer dogs traveling with Buck when he was with Francois and Perrault. A 300

  10. C/E: What caused Buck to be in a crate behind a saloon? A 400

  11. He was kidnapped and transported north to work as a sled dog. A 400

  12. Ex.-Idea: Being beaten by the man in the red sweater, learning to obey masters, and learning that a dog can never go down are all examples of this concept. A 500

  13. The concept is the law of club and fang. A 500

  14. R: Define “character” B 100

  15. Character means the people, animals, or aliens in a story or novel. B 100

  16. Sim: What is the similarity in experience between Curly and Buck when they first arrive at Dyea Beach? B 200

  17. They were both new to the north and naïve about the lifestyle there. B 200

  18. C/E: What was the effect of Mercedes’s, Charles’s, and Hal’s trip? B 300

  19. It was a disaster. They died by breaking through thin ice and drowning. B 300

  20. Ex.-Idea: The characters Joe, Pike, Sol-leks, Teek and Buck are examples of this near the end of the novel. B 400

  21. They are the last team before Buck is saved by Thornton. B 400

  22. Idea-Ex.: Name at least two characters Buck fights B 500

  23. Buck fights Spitz, the starving huskies, the wolves, Black Burton, the moose, the bear, and the Yeehats. B 500

  24. R: Define setting C 100

  25. Setting is the time and place of a story or novel. C 100

  26. Sim.: What is geographically similar between the Santa Clara Valley, San Francisco, and Seattle? C 200

  27. They are all located in the U.S. and all on the west coast. C 200

  28. C/E: What was the effect on Buck after he was moved from California to the Yukon? C 300

  29. Buck changed both mentally and physically. He got stronger in both ways and learned how to survive in a rugged environment. C 300

  30. DAILY DOUBLE DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager C 400

  31. Dif.: What is the difference between the location of Dawson and Skagway? C 400

  32. Dawson is located north of Skagway. C 400

  33. Ex.-Idea: Tahkeena, Yukon, and White are all examples of this. C 500

  34. They are examples of rivers in the Yukon and/or Alaska. C 500

  35. R: Define theme D 100

  36. Theme is the main idea of the story or novel. D 100

  37. Sim: What is similar between the theme of Call and Buck’s dream? D 200

  38. Buck dreams of a hairy man or cave man is similar to the theme of returning to or reverting to a previous state. D 200

  39. C/E: What caused Buck’s change from domesticated (tamed) dog to “wild” animal? D 300

  40. His change was caused mainly by the change in his environment but also because of the change in the people in his life. D 300

  41. Dif.: Survival of the fittest is another theme of the novel. How does this theme differ from the one of reverting to a “primitive” state? D 400

  42. The theme of survival of the fittest is different from the theme of primitive states in that the former theme does not include the idea of a dog’s retrogression to survive. D 400

  43. Idea-Ex.: Name some events that contribute to Buck’s change from tamed dog to “wild” dog. D 500

  44. Some events that contribute to Buck’s change to “wild” dog include the kidnapping, meeting all the people who “trained” him, killing Spitz, fighting for the lead position, and running with the wolves. D 500

  45. R: Name 3 types of conflict. E 100

  46. person vs. person; person vs. nature, and person vs. him/herself E 100

  47. Sim.: Name a similarity between Buck and Spitz’s relationship and the relationship of Thornton and Matthewson. E 200

  48. Both relationships were competitive. E 200

  49. Dif.: What is the difference between how Buck solved conflicts with Spitz and how Thornton solved conflicts with Matthewson? E 300

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