Maroo Chps. 8-10

What is the main setting of chapters 8-10 in the book Maroo?

• Desert

• Arctic tundra

• Rainforest

• Mountains

Who is the main character in chapters 8-10 of Maroo?

• Maroo

• Nisa

• Kwanu

• Tomi

What is the conflict in chapters 8-10 of Maroo?

• Maroo encounters a dangerous animal and must find a way to defend herself.

• Maroo's sled breaks and she is unable to continue her journey.

• Maroo gets lost in a blizzard and cannot find her way back.

• Stranded on the tundra without means of communication or transportation

What is the resolution of the conflict in chapters 8-10 of Maroo?

• The conflict is resolved when Maroo saves her father's life.

• The conflict is resolved when Maroo finds a hidden treasure.

• The conflict is resolved when Maroo's father forgives her.

• The conflict is resolved when Maroo decides to leave her tribe.

What is the significance of the title 'Maroo' in chapters 8-10?

• The title 'Maroo' refers to the main character of the story.

• The title 'Maroo' is a symbol for the main character's journey in chapters 8-10.

• The title 'Maroo' is a metaphor for the theme of survival in chapters 8-10.

• The title 'Maroo' is a reference to a specific location in chapters 8-10.

What is the main theme explored in chapters 8-10 of Maroo?

• Friendship

• Love

• Survival

• Adventure

How does the main character change or grow in chapters 8-10 of Maroo?

• The main character becomes more reliant on others.

• The main character becomes less confident and capable.

• The main character becomes more independent and resourceful.

• The main character remains unchanged throughout the chapters.

What is the climax of the story in chapters 8-10 of Maroo?

• The climax of the story in chapters 8-10 of Maroo is when Maroo and her brother, Otak, find a secret passage leading out of the cave.

• The climax of the story in chapters 8-10 of Maroo is when Maroo and her brother, Otak, encounter a wild bear in the cave.

• The climax of the story in chapters 8-10 of Maroo is when Maroo and her brother, Otak, discover a hidden treasure in the cave.

• The climax of the story in chapters 8-10 of Maroo is when Maroo and her brother, Otak, are trapped in a cave and must find a way to escape before the rising tide floods the cave.

What is the author's purpose in writing chapters 8-10 of Maroo?

• To develop the character of Maroo and explore her growth and resilience.

• To highlight the importance of teamwork and cooperation.

• To provide historical context for the story.

• To introduce a new conflict for Maroo to overcome.

What is the significance of the ending in chapters 8-10 of Maroo?

• Resolution of conflict and character growth.

• Introduction of new characters and plot twists.

• Exploration of the setting and atmosphere.

• Development of the main conflict and tension.