Stone Fox - Chapter 3 Quick Check

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What does it mean when Searchlight is described as having 'ears perked up, eyes alert, legs slightly bent, ready to spring forward'?

Back

It shows that Searchlight is excited and ready to race.

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What does the phrase 'city slickers don’t know a potato from a peanut' imply about city slickers?

Back

It means that city slickers are not familiar with farming.

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What sensory detail is described in the sentence 'Little Willy sucked in the cool night air and felt the sting of the wind against his face'?

Back

The sensory detail is touch.

Front

What does the sentence 'The air is clear and crisp, and the rivers are all frozen' tell us about the setting?

Back

It indicates that the story takes place during winter.

Front

How do Grandfather and Willy feel about city slickers?

Back

They think that city life is different than farming life.

Front

What is the main theme of Chapter 3 in 'Stone Fox'?

Back

The theme revolves around the excitement of racing and the contrast between city life and rural life.

Front

What does it mean to have a 'clear and crisp' air?

Back

It means the air is fresh and cold, typical of winter.

Front

Why is it important for Searchlight to be excited in the story?

Back

Searchlight's excitement reflects the anticipation of the race and the bond with Willy.

Front

What can we infer about Willy's character from his actions in Chapter 3?

Back

Willy is determined and passionate about racing.

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What does the author achieve by using sensory details in the story?

Back

Sensory details help readers visualize and feel the environment.