Chapter 14 Quiz — White Fang
by Jack London
Comprehension Quiz: Chapter 14
How old is White Fang when Grey Beaver returns to the home village?
- Six months
- One year
- Two years
- Three years
White Fang defeats Baseek in a fight over a moose shin-bone.
What mistake does Baseek make that triggers White Fang's attack?
- He growls at White Fang
- He bends down to eat the meat instead of just standing over it
- He bites White Fang first
- He calls other dogs for help
Kiche recognizes White Fang when they reunite and welcomes him warmly.
Why does White Fang not fight back against Kiche?
- He is too weak to fight
- Grey Beaver commands him not to
- An instinctive law forbids males from fighting females
- He still fears her from cubhood
What does the word "temerity" mean as used in the chapter?
- Timidity or fearfulness
- Excessive boldness or audacity
- Physical weakness
- Careful planning
What is White Fang's one besetting weakness?
- Fear of water
- Inability to hunt small prey
- He cannot stand being laughed at
- Loyalty to other dogs
During the famine, the Indians eat the leather of their moccasins and mittens.
What does the word "redoubtable" mean as used to describe White Fang?
- Doubtful and uncertain
- Friendly and approachable
- Formidable and inspiring fear
- Small and insignificant
How does White Fang escape the hungry wolf-pack during the famine?
- He hides in a cave
- He outruns them because he is better nourished, then circles back to kill one
- Grey Beaver rescues him
- He fights and defeats the entire pack
White Fang joins a young wolf he encounters during the famine and travels with the pack.
What metaphor does London use to describe the relationship between heredity and environment?
- A river and its banks
- Clay being molded into different forms
- A seed growing in different soils
- A fire being shaped by the wind
What does the word "enfeeblement" mean as used in the chapter?
- Growing stronger
- The state of being made weak or feeble
- A feeling of anger
- Loss of memory
How does White Fang kill Lip-lip?
- In a prolonged battle lasting hours
- By striking him shoulder to shoulder, overthrowing him, and biting his throat
- By ambushing him from a tree
- He does not kill Lip-lip in this chapter
What signals to White Fang that the famine has ended when he reaches the village?
- He sees Grey Beaver waving to him
- He hears contented sounds and smells fish in the air
- The dogs come out to greet him
- He finds stored meat outside the tepees
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