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"Into the Wild": In proper context, the title phrase Into the Wild most likely refers to (a) becoming more like an animal b) making a random guess Oc) losing one's mind d) leaving behind a settled life
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"Into the Wild": In proper context, the title phrase Into the Wild most likely refers to

(a) becoming more like an animal
b) making a random guess
Oc) losing one's mind
d) leaving behind a settled life

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D) leaving behind a settled life
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I believe the correct answer would be d) leaving behind a settled life
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