What happens to the man's second fire? a. it burns the dog and he jumps on it, putting it out. b. it goes out when snow from tree branches falls on it. c. it goes out when several gusts of wind blow out the flame. d. it burns out of control and starts a massive forest fire.

B. It goes out when snow from tree branches falls on it

Explanation: In "To Build a Fire" by Jack London, what happens to the man's second fire is that it goes out when snow from tree branches falls on it. A miner is traveling the Yukon to find gold. He has to meet with other men. The protagonist is confronted with nature in a place that reaches fifty-five degrees below zero. He builds a fire under a pine tree from where he pulls its branches. This pulling makes some snow fall from the tree and puts out the fire.

d

explanation:

a paragraph can have more than 2 main ideas because one paragraph matters on how many sentences there are.

the two answers are

get thee back into the tempest and the night's plutonian shore

on the pallid bust of pallas just above my chamber door