The following question references the novel the call of the wild by jack london. which is not a reason that the dogs couldn't get hal, mercedes, and charles' sled in motion initially? a. some of the dogs weren't as strong as others. c. their dogs needed rest. b. some other gold diggers had rigged the sled to get stuck. d. there were too many items on the sled.

b. some other gold diggers had rigged the sled to get stuck.

Explanation:

In "The Call of the Wild" by Jack London. the option that is NOT a reason that the dogs couldn't get Hal, Mercedes, and Charles' sled in motion initially is some other gold diggers had rigged the sled to get stuck. Buck has no confidence in Hal and Charles. Buck knows that there are too many items on the sled and they are not tightly packed. The dogs need rest, but they call them lazy. They fail to feed the dogs correctly. All the dogs are wretched, some of the dogs are not as strong as the others. These are the reasons why the dogs fail to put the sled in motion initially.

explanation:

it refers to the definition of full-contact sports, where the condition is that the sport must have athletes must "purposely collide with each other

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