Shiloh Chapter 10-11

Front

What does Marty's dad say when Marty asks if he can bring Shiloh back home?

Back

No

Front

What should Marty do if he doesn't agree with the law according to his dad?

Back

You work to change the law.

Front

What does the author mean by 'a secret is just too big for a little kid'?

Back

Little kids can't keep secrets because they get too excited about them.

Front

How does Marty's attitude change after he tells David about Shiloh?

Back

He relaxes and actually likes having David help with cleaning Shiloh's pen.

Front

Can Marty keep Shiloh forever according to his dad?

Back

No, Marty will have to take Shiloh back after they get him back from the doc's house.

Front

What is the main conflict in Shiloh?

Back

Marty wants to protect Shiloh from Judd, who is abusive.

Front

Why does Marty feel guilty about keeping Shiloh?

Back

He knows it is against the law to keep a dog that doesn't belong to him.

Front

What lesson does Marty learn about laws and ethics?

Back

Sometimes laws are unfair, and it's important to work to change them.

Front

How does friendship play a role in Marty's decisions?

Back

Marty's friendship with David helps him feel supported in caring for Shiloh.

Front

What does Shiloh represent for Marty?

Back

Shiloh represents loyalty, love, and the desire to protect those who cannot protect themselves.