6. <span>Lifting clear on the crest of a great jam off Indian River, Walt Masters met with his first accident.
8.</span><span> the proper lead dog was now to the fore, and he stretched low and whined with joy as he joked his comrades along
</span>9.<span>The story is about a boy name Walt Master who is 14 years old. Walt was born a thounsand miles or so down the Yukton, in a trading post below the Ramparts. But after his mother died, they went to Mazt may creek in the Klondike country. Two of them were there to claim gold. But Walt didn’t like there so he decide to go back to Loren hall’s claim with out being stop by stampeders. So he stealed a sled and a dog. The stampeders fide out Walt was running away so they chase him and tried to shoot and take there </span>dogs.Then<span> finaly he got way from them. Then went to Dawson city. They went to commissinor’s office to regist their claims. Because of what Walt Master did on this night , the men of Yukton have become very proud of him.</span>
The correct answer is C. In "The Things They Carried," the group of men have to find and destroy certain tunnels. One man must to go into the tunnel headfirst, a role that none of them want to do. To decide, they pull numbers, with 17 being the unlucky one. Lee Strunk pulls number 17 (equivalent to the shortest straw).
The answer is intransitive I hope this helps
