flutzamejasmily flutzamejasmily

20-04-2016
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On page 14 of The Call of the Wild, what's meant by the phrase "The domesticated generations fell from him"? A. Buck is losing his civilized characteristics. B. Buck longs to return home to the Judge's family. C. Buck has lost a lot of hair in his fight with Spitz. D. Buck is learning to love a human being again.

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vanskikranski vanskikranski

20-04-2016

A. The domestic generations fell from him. This is because Buck is forgetting the traits of his family since they have been pet dogs, and is thinking that he is a wild dog that has had no domestication or contact with people.

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28-06-2018

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