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Into the Wild Study Guide

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by Jon Krakauer
About 101 pages (30,158 words)
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Give at least three examples from the story, which demonstrate Chris McCandless's wilderness knowledge and preparation.

Cite three or more examples from the text, which indicate McCandless's lack of preparation or naivety regarding the challenges of living in the wild.

On balance, do you believe McCandless was a reckless greenhorn or a well-prepared wilderness adventurer? Why?

Do you believe McCandless's decision to leave his family without a word was justified? Why or why not?

Author Krakauer describes the "pornographic" fascination which the photograph of a mountain held for him in his youth. What did he.....

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please explore McCandless’ reasoning for seeking a solitary and renunciant existence
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