Where the Red Fern Grows - Ch 7-13

Front

What made Billy feel good during the hunt?

Back

Seeing the Pritchard boys having fun.

Front

What sound was missing when Billy's dogs stopped baying?

Back

The river because it was frozen.

Front

What happened to Rubin?

Back

He fell on the ax.

Front

How did Billy pay his respects to Rubin?

Back

He placed flowers on Rubin's grave.

Front

What is the significance of the Pritchard boys in the story?

Back

They represent rivalry and the challenges Billy faces.

Front

What does Billy's relationship with his dogs symbolize?

Back

Loyalty, friendship, and companionship.

Front

How does the setting influence the story?

Back

The rural setting creates challenges and adventures for Billy and his dogs.

Front

What lesson does Billy learn from Rubin's accident?

Back

The importance of safety and the consequences of actions.

Front

What role does nature play in 'Where the Red Fern Grows'?

Back

Nature is a backdrop for adventure and a source of challenges.

Front

How does Billy's determination affect the outcome of the story?

Back

His determination leads to success in hunting and personal growth.