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Which action from The Jungle Book best supports the claim that Father Wolf respects the Law of the Jungle?

Father hunts and provides food for his wife and family.
Father takes his cubs and Mowgli to be inspected at Council Rock.
Father changes his hunting ground and goes into the village.
Father teaches his cubs to listen to Shere Khan, not Akela.

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michell96

Father Wolf of the Jungle Book confirms his respect for the Law of the Jungle when he takes his cubs and Mowgli for inspection at Council Rock (option B)

What is the Jungle Book?

The Jungle Book is a literary work written by Rudyard Kipling, published in 1894. This book was built from children's stories that raise moral reflections and are carried out by children (one of them with the ability to speak with animals), as well as well as by animals (mostly from the Indian jungle) with the anthropomorphic abilities to reason and speak.

What is Council Rock?

Council Rock is the highest deliberative body of the wolf pack. That is where Father Wolf, out of respect for the laws of the jungle, takes Mowgli to discuss the option of adopting him into the pack.

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Answer:

Father takes his cubs and Mowgli to be inspected at Council Rock.

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