What does London suggest when he writes, “The dog did not know anything about thermometers … But the brute had its instinct” in “To Build A Fire”?
A. The man is smarter than the dog.
B. The dog does not need a device to measure the cold.
C. A man's brain and a dog's brain are not the same.
D. Only man has awareness about danger.

Question

What does London suggest when he writes, “The dog did not know anything about thermometers … But the brute had its instinct” in “To Build A Fire”?
  A. The man is smarter than the dog. 	
  B. The dog does not need a device to measure the cold. 	
  C. A man's brain and a dog's brain are not the same. 	
  D. Only man has awareness about danger.

librarian · Answer

B. The dog does not need a device to measure the cold.