COW Test Set
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1. Describe the type of dog in the Northland and why they are needed - ANSWER
1. The dog men wanted in Northland were dogs that were heavy, dogs with
strong muscle by which to toil, and furry coats to protect them from the frost.
These dogs were needed for transportation and for their strongest and bravery
for pulling the men around to get to the places they needed to.
2. What kind of transaction was going on between Manuel and a man at College
Park? - ANSWER 2. The kind of transaction that was going on between
Manuel and a man at the collage park was the man talked with Manuel, and
money chinked between them. The two men were exchanging buck. The man
would give Manuel one hundred dollars for buck to Manuel.
3. Why do you think Buck needed to be "cured" according to the man? -
ANSWER 3. I think buck needed to be cured according to the man because he
was treating the man so cruel. He acted so viscous because the man has his collar
rapped around his neck so tight and he was very angry and upset of how they
were treating him.
, 4. Why was Buck treated so poorly by all of these men, especially the man in the
red sweater? - ANSWER 4. Buck was treated so poorly by all of these men,
especially the man in the red sweater because they thought that he was trying to
hurt them and also they wanted to train them for transportation in a cruel way
because this is how they were going to be treated when it was cold.
what was the list of owners in order - ANSWER judge miller, francios and
perrult, scottish half bread, hals and charles, and john thronton
5. What was primitive? - ANSWER 5. Primitive almost means early, wild, and
undeveloped.
6. Compare the treatment of Buck in chapter one to the way people treat dogs
today. - ANSWER 6. In the book buck was treated very poorly. No one cared
for buck as much as we care for dogs today. Today, we treat dogs pretty much as
we treat a baby. We care for them and love them so much. In the book they don't
treat dogs nearly as much as we do today.
What happened to Curly? Why? - ANSWER She got attacked by a group of
huskies. She arrived and she approached them and acted friendly. She thought
the dogs were nice and friendly as she was. She was too naive. She got attacked
and then she stumbled. She got back up and then fell again. She then died
because of the huskies and no one came to help her.
2. Why were Billee and Buck driven from camp? - ANSWER Both dogs were
driven out of the camp for a while. Billee was a new dog and Spitz was trying to
teach Joe and Billee how to do things like pulling the sled, eating, sleeping, and all
the things they need to know. Billee is clumsy and doesn't listen very well. He got
driven out of the camp because Spitz became impatient and would deal with him
later. Buck got driven out because he was cold and couldn't go to sleep. The only
Questions With Reviewed Correct
Detailed Answers
New Update!!
1. Describe the type of dog in the Northland and why they are needed - ANSWER
1. The dog men wanted in Northland were dogs that were heavy, dogs with
strong muscle by which to toil, and furry coats to protect them from the frost.
These dogs were needed for transportation and for their strongest and bravery
for pulling the men around to get to the places they needed to.
2. What kind of transaction was going on between Manuel and a man at College
Park? - ANSWER 2. The kind of transaction that was going on between
Manuel and a man at the collage park was the man talked with Manuel, and
money chinked between them. The two men were exchanging buck. The man
would give Manuel one hundred dollars for buck to Manuel.
3. Why do you think Buck needed to be "cured" according to the man? -
ANSWER 3. I think buck needed to be cured according to the man because he
was treating the man so cruel. He acted so viscous because the man has his collar
rapped around his neck so tight and he was very angry and upset of how they
were treating him.
, 4. Why was Buck treated so poorly by all of these men, especially the man in the
red sweater? - ANSWER 4. Buck was treated so poorly by all of these men,
especially the man in the red sweater because they thought that he was trying to
hurt them and also they wanted to train them for transportation in a cruel way
because this is how they were going to be treated when it was cold.
what was the list of owners in order - ANSWER judge miller, francios and
perrult, scottish half bread, hals and charles, and john thronton
5. What was primitive? - ANSWER 5. Primitive almost means early, wild, and
undeveloped.
6. Compare the treatment of Buck in chapter one to the way people treat dogs
today. - ANSWER 6. In the book buck was treated very poorly. No one cared
for buck as much as we care for dogs today. Today, we treat dogs pretty much as
we treat a baby. We care for them and love them so much. In the book they don't
treat dogs nearly as much as we do today.
What happened to Curly? Why? - ANSWER She got attacked by a group of
huskies. She arrived and she approached them and acted friendly. She thought
the dogs were nice and friendly as she was. She was too naive. She got attacked
and then she stumbled. She got back up and then fell again. She then died
because of the huskies and no one came to help her.
2. Why were Billee and Buck driven from camp? - ANSWER Both dogs were
driven out of the camp for a while. Billee was a new dog and Spitz was trying to
teach Joe and Billee how to do things like pulling the sled, eating, sleeping, and all
the things they need to know. Billee is clumsy and doesn't listen very well. He got
driven out of the camp because Spitz became impatient and would deal with him
later. Buck got driven out because he was cold and couldn't go to sleep. The only
