Shilo Chapters 1-4

Front

Why did Marty want to give his supper to Shiloh?

Back

Marty wanted to give his supper to Shiloh because he cared for the dog and wanted to help him.

Front

What does Sunday night's supper consist of?

Back

Sunday night's supper consists of whatever is left from noon (lunch).

Front

What item did Marty NOT bring for Shiloh's new home?

Back

Marty did not bring a dog bed for Shiloh's new home.

Front

How did Marty secure Shiloh when he followed him home?

Back

Marty tied Shiloh up with his belt.

Front

What was Judd's reaction when Marty and his dad returned Shiloh?

Back

Judd kicked the dog when Marty and his dad took Shiloh back.

Front

What is the main theme of the first four chapters of Shiloh?

Back

The main theme is the bond between Marty and Shiloh, and the challenges they face.

Front

What does Shiloh represent in the story?

Back

Shiloh represents loyalty, friendship, and the struggle for a better life.

Front

How does Marty feel about Shiloh?

Back

Marty feels a strong sense of responsibility and affection for Shiloh.

Front

What lesson does Marty learn about caring for animals?

Back

Marty learns that caring for animals requires commitment and sacrifice.

Front

What conflict arises between Marty and Judd?

Back

The conflict arises over Shiloh's ownership and how Judd treats the dog.