Which statement is true about the prospectors of the klondike gold rush and the main character of "to build a fire"? they became sick. they communicated with others about the journey. they panned for gold. they attempted to use a dog for body heat.

They panned for gold.

Explanation:

To Build a Fire is the story of the well known American essayist Jack London; the prevalent form was distributed in 1908. This story is a prime case of the contention among man and nature. Jack London reflected in the narrative of his own life in the Yukon Territory.  

The peotagonist goes through one of the trails of the Yukon on a freezing day, joined by a pooch. He goes on the trail along the river, aware of the risk of common devices that are produced by mining underground streams on the grounds that in such a wet virus would have implied unavoidable passing. Proceeding with the way, the explorer sinks knee-somewhere down in water.

They communicated with others about the journey.

Explanation: They panned for gold and the dog one were both wrong when I tried them. The main character in "To Build a Fire" never got sick; however, he only suffered from frost-bite and died due to the cold. By process fo elemination this is the only answer that could be right.

She had used inductive reasoning by emphasizing how were women were treated during her time. She had used them emphasize that their was a big gap between men and women. She believed that this prejudice that men have better opportunities than women in terms of economic standing is common to all women.