Question

1. what is koskooshs view of death in londons story the law of life?

it is inevitable, so why fight it.
it is something that he intends to avoid right now.
it is something that he fears greatly.
it is near, but he is not ready to die.

Explanation:

In Jack London's The Law of Life, Koskoosh, an elderly Inuit man abandoned by his tribe, accepts death as a natural, unavoidable part of the cycle of life. He does not fight it, seeing it as a universal law all living things must follow.

Answer:

It is inevitable, so why fight it.