What is the main reason why the Wild Dog approaches the cave? *

a. He is attracted to the warmth of the fire.

b. He is trying to protect the other animals.

c. He wants to be petted by the Man and the Woman.

d. He is hungry.

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Hamlet

4 August, 10:45

What is the main reason why the Wild Dog approaches the cave? *

a. He is attracted to the warmth of the fire.

b. He is trying to protect the other animals.

c. He wants to be petted by the Man and the Woman.

d. He is hungry.

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Junior Duran · Answer 1

D He is hungry

Explanation:

a A wild dog doesn't need the warmth of a fire.

b He is not interested in trying to protect other animals; it is against his instinct of surviving.

c A wild dog doesn't like to be petted by humans.

d So the only reason why a wild dog would approach a cave with humans is that he is hungry.

What is the main reason why the Wild Dog approaches the cave? *a. He is attracted to the warmth of the fire.b. He is trying to protect the other animals.c. He wants to be petted by the Man and the Woman.d. He is hungry.

What is the main reason why the Wild Dog approaches the cave? *

a. He is attracted to the warmth of the fire.

b. He is trying to protect the other animals.

c. He wants to be petted by the Man and the Woman.

d. He is hungry.