Hoot Chapter 18

Front

What does Roy do to inform his classmates about the owls?

Back

He brings in an advertisement for Mother Paula's for his current event homework and tells the class what is happening. He invites them to the ground breaking.

Front

Why doesn't Roy talk much about Dana's arrest?

Back

He doesn't want Dana's friends to blame him.

Front

What is Officer Delinko's feeling about the burrowing owls if construction starts?

Back

He is sad about what will happen to the burrowing owls.

Front

Why is Beatrice not at school?

Back

She is taking care of Mullet Fingers.

Front

What does Curly say when asked about the owls?

Back

There are no owls.

Front

What is the main conflict in Chapter 18 of Hoot?

Back

The conflict revolves around the construction that threatens the burrowing owls.

Front

What role does Roy play in trying to save the owls?

Back

Roy actively tries to raise awareness among his classmates about the owls' situation.

Front

How does the community react to the construction plans?

Back

Many are concerned about the impact on the burrowing owls.

Front

What is the significance of the advertisement Roy brings to class?

Back

It serves as a tool to inform his classmates about the construction and its effects on the owls.

Front

What does the term 'burrowing owls' refer to?

Back

A species of owl that lives in burrows, often threatened by habitat destruction.