Touching Spirit Bear Ch 7-13 Quiz

What does the Spirit Bear symbolize in the story?

• Represents fear, anger, and division

• Signifies destruction, disharmony, and separation

• Symbolizes chaos, conflict, and isolation

• Symbolizes peace, harmony, and growth/healing

What is the main conflict in chapters 7-13 of Touching Spirit Bear?

• Internal struggle and transformation of the main character, Cole Matthews

• A love triangle between the main character and two other characters

• A war between two rival gangs in the community

• A natural disaster that threatens the main character's survival

How does the main character change and develop throughout the story?

• The main character remains the same from beginning to end

• The main character is not relevant to the story

• The main character changes and develops throughout the story.

• The main character changes only in appearance

What topics are being addressed in the book Touching Spirit Bear?

• Revenge and anger

• Healing and forgiveness

• Adventure and exploration

• Romance and betrayal

What event in the story represents a turning point for the main character?

• Confronting fears and taking a stand against the antagonist

• Watching TV

• Going for a walk

• Eating breakfast

What is the significance of the Circle Justice system in the book?

• Restorative approach to justice

• No significance in the book

• Revenge-based justice system

• Punitive approach to justice

How does the setting of the story impact the plot and characters?

• The setting only serves as a backdrop and has no significance

• The setting can create obstacles or opportunities for the characters, and can also contribute to the overall mood and atmosphere of the story.

• The setting has no impact on the plot and characters

• The characters are not affected by the setting

What role does the Spirit Bear play in the resolution of the story?

• The Spirit Bear leads the protagonist to make even more destructive choices.

• The Spirit Bear helps the protagonist to find inner peace and healing.

• The Spirit Bear has no impact on the resolution of the story.

• The Spirit Bear is a symbol of danger and fear for the protagonist.

How does the author use symbolism to convey deeper meanings in the story?

• The author uses symbolism to confuse the reader and make the story harder to understand.

• The author uses symbolism to assign deeper meanings to objects, actions, or characters in the story.

• The author uses symbolism to distract from the main themes of the story.

• The author uses symbolism to create a more straightforward narrative in the story.

What is the role of Cole's father in the book Touching Spirit Bear?

• He is a supportive and understanding figure

• He is absent and neglectful, contributing to Cole's anger

• He is the main antagonist of the story

• He is not mentioned in the book