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Answer:
The description in the excerpt helps readers understand the following about Thornton:
D. He has a playful and affectionate nature.
Explanation:
"The Call of the Wild" is a novel by Jack London. The story is about a Buck, a dog that, being stolen from his family and his comfortable life, has to rapidly learn and adapt to his new and harsh life as a sled dog.
<u>John Thornton is one of the men who become Buck's owner. However, unlike others who were willing to even beat Buck to death, Thornton has a playful and affectionate nature, as is revealed in the excerpt. Instead of regarding Buck as a "machine," just something to pull the sled from one place to another, Thornton truly sees Buck as the loving animal he is. He is kind to him. The excerpt describes one of these affectionate moments in which Thornton pets Buck and speaks to him lovingly, yet playfully.</u>
Answer:
Some of the technology, the backstory, and organisms are not believable. Other than that, this world is believable. A dystopian government that forces each and one person from every district into a battle royale is realistic and possible. But technology in this world are not proven to be real in our universe. Also, there are also organisms in this world called "mutts" which is biologically unrealistic in our universe. Also, in the back story of the hunger games, the entire world went into a series of natural disasters causing the United States to shrink and start a dystopian society in the United States.
