In "to build a fire" the man isn't able to imagine the danger he's in when he sets out on the trail.

Which best explains how his actions contribute to the story's main conflict?

A. He plans for an unreasonable piece of 4 miles per hour.

B. He gets himself in trouble when he falls into a spring while traveling alone. (I say this one)

C. His lack of respect for the Yukon allows him to veer off the path. (Not this one)

D. His inability to find food leads to his death. (Not this one)

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Zoie Harrington

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19 August, 23:59

In "to build a fire" the man isn't able to imagine the danger he's in when he sets out on the trail.

Which best explains how his actions contribute to the story's main conflict?

A. He plans for an unreasonable piece of 4 miles per hour.

B. He gets himself in trouble when he falls into a spring while traveling alone. (I say this one)

C. His lack of respect for the Yukon allows him to veer off the path. (Not this one)

D. His inability to find food leads to his death. (Not this one)

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Lucas Harmon · Answer 1

I think it is b or d because d is reasonable because if he was cooking food he must've had a fire going to cook his food so maybe letter d is the answer