Shiloh Quiz 4-6

What are some of Marty's character traits in the story Shiloh?

• Rude, lazy, selfish

• Brave, adventurous, outgoing

• Kind, determined, compassionate

• Cruel, dishonest, uncaring

Describe the main events in the plot of Shiloh.

• The main events in the plot of Shiloh include the protagonist Marty finding a magical unicorn, deciding to ride it, and winning a race with it.

• The main events in the plot of Shiloh include the protagonist Marty finding a lost treasure, deciding to keep it, and becoming rich and famous.

• The main events in the plot of Shiloh include the protagonist Marty finding a talking cat, deciding to adopt it, and going on adventures with it.

• The main events in the plot of Shiloh include the protagonist Marty finding a mistreated dog, deciding to keep it, and facing challenges to protect and keep the dog.

What is the main conflict in the narrative of Shiloh?

• Judd Travers' love for Shiloh

• Marty's friendship with his classmates

• Marty's desire to keep the dog Shiloh and Judd Travers' claim of ownership

• Marty's desire to buy a new bike

How does Marty's character change throughout the story?

• Marty becomes less caring and more selfish as he ignores Shiloh's needs

• Marty becomes more confident and assertive as he stands up for Shiloh and takes responsibility for his actions.

• Marty becomes more reckless and irresponsible as he neglects Shiloh's well-being

• Marty becomes more timid and passive as he avoids standing up for Shiloh

What are some of the challenges Marty faces in the story?

• Finding a lost dog, getting good grades in school, and making new friends

• Winning a pie-eating contest, learning to play the guitar, and traveling to Europe

• Dealing with an abusive father, trying to protect Shiloh, and making difficult moral decisions

• Battling aliens, solving a mystery, and becoming a famous actor

Explain how the conflict between Marty and Judd affects the plot of Shiloh.

• The conflict between Marty and Judd is quickly resolved and forgotten.

• The conflict between Marty and Judd has no impact on the plot of Shiloh.

• The conflict between Marty and Judd leads to them becoming best friends.

• The conflict between Marty and Judd creates tension and drives the central conflict of the story.

What are some of the decisions Marty makes that impact the outcome of the story?

• Marty decides to sell Shiloh to someone else

• Marty decides to hide Shiloh and keep him as his own dog.

• Marty decides to take Shiloh to the animal shelter

• Marty decides to give Shiloh back to his original owner

How does the setting of the story contribute to the conflict?

• The conflict is unrelated to the setting

• The setting has no impact on the conflict

• The characters easily overcome the setting

• The setting creates obstacles for the characters

What are some of the ways Marty tries to resolve the conflict in the story?

• Ignoring the problem and hoping it goes away

• Returning Shiloh to its original owner, offering to work for the dog, and seeking advice from his parents

• Selling Shiloh to someone else

• Running away from home with Shiloh

What lessons can be learned from Marty's experiences in Shiloh?

• Marty learns the significance of being selfish and uncaring

• Marty learns the importance of standing up for what is right, the value of hard work and determination, and the significance of empathy and compassion.

• Marty learns the importance of being lazy and indifferent

• Marty learns the value of dishonesty and deceit