Where does the story take place in the book the to build a fire by Jack London?

Answer 1

The man's second fire is put out by a load of snow from the tree he built the fire too close to. He struggles to relight the fire but is unable to. His fingers are freezing and he thinks if he kills the dog he can warm them inside the dog's body long enough to get the fire restarted. He fails to kill the dog and he dies. The dog waits for a while and then leaves for the nearest settlement.

Answer 2

A man leaves a camp about 70 miles south of Dawson, Yukon to walk to another camp, 35 miles distant across the Yukon wastes, at a temperature of 75 degrees below zero, with an Alaskan Husky dog as his only companion.

Answer 3

The story "To Build a Fire" by Jack London takes place in the Yukon Territory in Canada during the Klondike Gold Rush. The harsh, unforgiving winter setting plays a significant role in the protagonist's struggle for survival against the extreme cold.

Answer 4

The setting in Jack London's "To Build a Fire" was in the Yukon and the Klondike. It was very cold, -75 degrees. It took place in the 1890's.

Answer 5

It took place on the Yukon Trail ,Canada.

Answer 6

It takes place in Yukon, Alaska