Shiloh Review (Chapters 11-15)

How does Marty feel the night of Shiloh's accident?

• relieved that his dad knows the truth

• so mad he cries

• glad his mom doesn’t have to lie to his dad

• he blames himself for Shiloh and his parents fighting

What does David bring to Marty’s house?

• a dinosaur puzzle

• a kite

• a soccer ball

• a Monopoly game

What does Marty find out when he asked if he can deliver newspapers?

• Marty is too young for the job.

• There is a line of six names ahead of Marty wanting the delivery job.

• Marty can start delivering groceries the next day.

• Marty needs a car to deliver groceries.

What did the Dad decide to do about Shiloh?

• Dad called Judd and said he would turn Judd over to the law.

• Dad offered Judd money for the dog.

• Dad told Judd that his son had been hiding Shiloh, and Judd came right over.

• Dad would let Shiloh recover and then return him to Judd.

What does Marty see on the way to Judd's house?

• Judd was killing another dog.

• Judd was setting traps for animals.

• Judd was beating his hunting dogs.

• Judd was shooting deer out of season.

How much money does Judd want for Shiloh?

• $20

• $40

• $100

• $250

What deal did Judd and Marty make?

• Marty would never tell anyone about Judd being mean to the dogs if he could keep Shiloh.

• Marty would pay Judd for the dog.

• Marty would not tell about seeing Judd do something wrong and would pay for the dog, if he could keep Shiloh.

• Marty would help Judd for one year if he could keep the dog.

Which statement is true about the theme of Shiloh?

• Marty must figure out what to do based on his own sense of right and wrong.

• The bond of friendship that develops between Judd Travers and Marty is an example of teamwork.

• Throughout the novel, Marty feels loss and grief as Shiloh is repeatedly hurt.

• Marty is on a personal journey to discover who he is and where he belongs.

What kind of work does Marty do for Judd?

• stacks wood and hoes the garden

• paints Judd's house

• mops the house, dusts, and burns the garbage

• hunts rabbit and squirrels, fishes and prepares these for dinner

How is the main conflict in this story resolved?

• Judd finally agrees to let Marty have Shiloh.

• Shiloh can no longer hunt due to his injuries.

• Ma and Dad find extra money to purchase a dog for the family.

• Judd sees the error of his ways and begins treating his dogs kindly.