B because that is when it all comes out
Well, The theme is the moral of the story/lesson taught from the story. So, B isn't a good choice because 1. a wolf was never brought up in the story and 2. that isn't a lesson to be learned. D isn't a good choice because the story doesn't say anything about animals it just talks about Buck and he's exploring nature. So we eliminated B and D so A and C are left. A states that one's true nature will always prevail. Usually this means someones character/personalty changing and his true colors and seeing through. So the story just talks about exploring nature right? So C. Nature is beautiful and powerful would make the most sense since it most relates to the story as a theme. Hope this helps :))
More context?? don’t understand
<span>The correct answer is B. The intro includes the thesis. The thesis is your claim; it's essentially the argument you're trying to make. It must come in the intro in order to give your readers a sense of what you're going to be talking about in the paper. Option A is incorrect because the number of paragraphs in an essay will depend on the essay itself. Option C is incorrect because the conclusion is necessary. It not only wraps up your paper, but also leaves the readers with something to think about. Option D is incorrect because the very purpose of each body paragraph is to support your thesis.</span>