English, 05.10.2020 16:01 DoyleAK108

Please help me fast! First person to answer gets brainliest! (No, i'm not in college!) The forces in the story have different effects on White Fang's character. Some motivate him to become obedient to humans, while others motivate him to become more savage. Use the drop-down menus to choose which effect each event has on White Fang.

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He is punished by Gray Beaver. This motivates him to: 1. Become more obedient to humans. 2. Become more savage.

He is brutally attacked by other dogs. This motivates him to: 1. Become more obedient to humans. 2. Become more savage.

He is isolated from other dogs. This motivates him to: 1. Become more obedient to humans. 2. Become more savage.

He is laughed at by the humans. This motivates him to: 1. Become more obedient to humans. 2. Become more savage.

(Same for Becomes more obedient to humans and Becomes more savage for all the questions! just different questions!) [sorry if that doesn't make sense just please answer the 4 questions!! Thanks :)]

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