Where the Red Fern Grows Chapter 13 Quiz

What is the significance of Chapter 13's title, "Ghost of the Night"?

• It refers to a legendary ghost story in the town.

• It is a reference to the ghostly howling of the dogs in the night.

• It describes a supernatural event that occurs in the chapter.

• It symbolizes the memories of Billy's dogs, Old Dan and Little Ann.

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In Chapter 13, what does Billy hear that disturbs him while he is hunting?

• A mountain lion's roar

• A ghostly voice

• The sound of a nearby waterfall

• A rustling in the bushes

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How does Billy react to what he hears in the woods in Chapter 13?

• He becomes frightened and runs back home.

• He continues hunting and tries to find the source of the sound.

• He prays for protection.

• He calls for his dogs, but they do not respond.

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What do Billy's dogs, Old Dan and Little Ann, do when they hear the sound in Chapter 13?

• They become frightened and cower.

• They chase after the source of the sound.

• They hide and refuse to move.

• They bark loudly and alert Billy to the danger.

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In Chapter 13, what does Billy realize about the sound he heard?

• It was a mountain lion.

• It was the wind howling through the trees.

• It was a ghost trying to communicate with him.

• It was his imagination playing tricks on him.

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What is the ultimate resolution of the mysterious sound in Chapter 13?

• Billy discovers the source of the sound and confronts it.

• The sound remains a mystery, and Billy leaves the woods.

• The sound was a warning of danger, and Billy narrowly escapes harm.

• Billy's dogs, Old Dan and Little Ann, go after the sound and return unharmed.

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In Chapter 13, what does Billy decide to do after the mysterious encounter in the woods?

• Swear never to go hunting again.

• Visit the local medicine man for guidance.

• Return home and tell his family about the experience.

• Keep the incident a secret and continue hunting.

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How does the encounter in Chapter 13 impact Billy's relationship with his dogs?

• It strengthens the bond between Billy and his dogs.

• It makes Billy question the loyalty of his dogs.

• It causes Billy to give up hunting with his dogs.

• It leads to the separation of Billy and his dogs.

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What is the central theme of Chapter 13 of "Where the Red Fern Grows"?

• The supernatural and paranormal.

• The power of friendship and loyalty.

• The dangers of hunting in the wilderness.

• The importance of facing one's fears.

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How does Chapter 13 contribute to the overall narrative of the novel "Where the Red Fern Grows"?

• It serves as a turning point in the story, leading to a major conflict.

• It is a standalone chapter with no connection to the rest of the novel.

• It provides insight into the history of the town where the story takes place.

• It adds suspense and intrigue to the adventures of the main character, Billy.

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