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1
Q

The state where the story takes place was _____ .

A

Alaska

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2
Q

The word “chechaquo” means ______ .

A

Newcomer

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3
Q

When the spat, his spittle ______ .

A

made an explosive crackle

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4
Q

The man’s destination was the left fork of _____ .

A

Henderson creek

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5
Q

Why was the man traveling in this area?

A

He was considering a business venture that involved timber.

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6
Q

The temperature was ____ degrees below zero.

A

75

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7
Q

The dog had learned and wanted _____ .

A

Fire

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8
Q

A constant danger during the walk was _____ .

A

Pools of water

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9
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prompted the dog to bite out the ice that had formed between its toes.

A

Instinct

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10
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At 12:30 the man

A

arrived at the creek’s forks B. built a fire C. ate his lunch

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11
Q

The dog’s relationship to the man was _____ .

A

Indifferent

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12
Q

When the man became wet, his trip would be delayed for _____ .

A

1 hour

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13
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The old timer’s law

A

That one should not travel alone if the temperature is fifty below zero.

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14
Q

The man’s mistake

A

He had built his fire under a spruce tree.

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15
Q

Even if a second fire was successful, the man would probably lose some _____ .

A

Toes

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16
Q

When the man reached for a second piece of birch bark, he could not _____ it.

A

Feel

17
Q

He man devoted his whole soul to ____

A

Matches

18
Q

The match that was lighted was extinguished when _____ .

A

Fell to the snow

19
Q

number of sulphur matches ignited at once.

A

Seventy

20
Q

The man could smell that his _____ were burning.

A

Hands

21
Q

The man’s _____ caused another attempt at making a fire to fail.

A

Shivering

22
Q

The man could not kill the dog because ______ .

A

His hands did not function

23
Q

The man violently beat his hands against his sides for _____ minutes.

A

5

24
Q

After being thrown into a panic, the man began _____.

A

Running along the creek bed

25
Q

The flaw in the theory of running to camp was that the man lacked _____ .

A

Endurance

26
Q

The vision of the man’s body _____ kept him running.

A

Totally frozen

27
Q

The vision of the man’s body _____ kept him running.

A

What real cold was

28
Q

The man would tell the old-timer _____ .

A

You were right

29
Q

At the end, the dog was

A

trotted off in the direction of the camp

30
Q

What time did the story begin?

A

9 am