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What does the hairy man in this passage stand for? A. Buck’s heritage as a wild animal B. Buck’s former owner C. the man Thornton sells Buck to D. Buck’s future owner
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What does the hairy man in this passage stand for?

A. Buck’s heritage as a wild animal
B. Buck’s former owner
C. the man Thornton sells Buck to
D. Buck’s future owner

What does the hairy man in this passage stand for? A. Buck’s heritage as a wild animal-example-1
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The answer is A, it is bucks heritage bc of how he's describing how he sees the hairy man
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The answer for the question is A
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