Where the Red Fern Grows Chapters 18-20

Front

What does Billy's father show him to help him feel better when Old Dan and Little Ann die?

Back

Billy's father shows him the money he earned through hunting to help him feel better.

Front

What animal had the dogs actually treed?

Back

The dogs had actually treed a mountain lion.

Front

Where does Billy bury the dogs when they die?

Back

Billy buries the dogs at the base of a red oak tree.

Front

What happened to the dogs?

Back

Old Dan died and Little Ann died on Old Dan's grave.

Front

What animal did Billy think the dogs had treed the night they went to the Cyclone Timber country?

Back

Billy thought the dogs had treed a bobcat.

Front

What is the significance of the red fern in the story?

Back

The red fern symbolizes love and remembrance, as it grows over the graves of Old Dan and Little Ann.

Front

How does Billy's relationship with his dogs reflect his character?

Back

Billy's deep bond with Old Dan and Little Ann shows his loyalty, love, and dedication.

Front

What lesson does Billy learn about loss and grief?

Back

Billy learns that loss is a part of life and that love for those who have passed can continue.

Front

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

Back

Nature serves as a backdrop for Billy's adventures and symbolizes the beauty and harshness of life.

Front

How does Billy's determination affect the outcome of his hunting experiences?

Back

Billy's determination leads him to train his dogs well and achieve success in hunting.