Touching Spirit Bear Chapters 1-11 Review Quiz

Character Development: How does the main character, Cole, change from the beginning of the story to chapter 11?

• Cole becomes more aggressive and selfish.

• Cole becomes more reflective and empathetic.

• Cole becomes more distant and unemotional.

• Cole becomes less introspective and caring.

Character Development: Describe the relationship between Cole and Peter and how it evolves throughout the first 11 chapters.

• Cole and Peter become best friends and work together to achieve their goals

• Their relationship starts off as hostile and full of conflict, but evolves into a mutual understanding and respect.

• Their relationship starts off as respectful and understanding, but devolves into hostility

• Their relationship remains hostile and full of conflict throughout the first 11 chapters

Character Development: How does Cole's attitude towards the Spirit Bear change as the story progresses?

• Respect and understanding

• Hostility and aggression

• Fear and avoidance

• Indifference and apathy

Plot Analysis: What is the main conflict in the first 11 chapters of Touching Spirit Bear?

• The conflict between Cole and his best friend Peter

• The struggle to survive in the wilderness

• The conflict between Cole and the Spirit Bear

• Internal struggle and anger issues of the protagonist, Cole Matthews

Plot Analysis: How does the author build suspense in the story leading up to the climax?

• Descriptive language, mysterious situations, and unanswered questions

• Clear and straightforward language

• Predictable plot twists

• Detailed character backgrounds

Plot Analysis: Discuss the significance of the Circle Justice program in the plot of the story.

• It causes the main character to become more violent

• It has no impact on the plot

• It leads to the main character being expelled from school

• It provides the main character with an opportunity for healing and redemption.

Setting Description: Describe the natural environment of the island where the story takes place.

• The island is a barren wasteland with no vegetation and scorching hot temperatures.

• The island is described as having a natural environment with dense forests, rocky cliffs, and a cold, harsh climate.

• The island is a tropical paradise with white sandy beaches and clear blue water.

• The island is a flat plain with no trees and a mild, temperate climate.

Setting Description: How does the setting of the island contribute to the overall mood of the story?

• The setting of the island creates a sense of luxury, comfort, and safety.

• The setting of the island has no impact on the overall mood of the story.

• The setting of the island creates a sense of isolation, danger, and the struggle for survival.

• The setting of the island contributes to the overall mood of the story by creating a sense of boredom and monotony.

Symbolism Interpretation: What does the Spirit Bear symbolize in the story?

• Healing, transformation, and the power of nature

• Happiness, stagnation, and the power of civilization

• Fear, destruction, and the power of technology

• Sadness, regression, and the power of isolation

Symbolism Interpretation: Discuss the significance of the totem pole carving in relation to Cole's journey of healing.

• It signifies Cole's desire for revenge

• It represents Cole's fear of heights

• It represents Cole's progress and transformation

• It symbolizes Cole's love for animals