Bearwalker Quiz

What are the main characteristics of the protagonist in the story, Bearwalker?

• Rude, selfish, and dishonest

• Courageous, determined, and resourceful

• Lazy, forgetful, and unambitious

• Cowardly, indecisive, and lazy

Describe the relationship between the protagonist and his family in the first 57 pages of the book.

• The protagonist has no family in the first 57 pages of the book

• The protagonist has a hostile and abusive relationship with his family

• The protagonist has a strained and distant relationship with his family

• The protagonist has a close and loving relationship with his family

How does the protagonist change or develop throughout the first 57 pages of the book?

• The protagonist becomes less intelligent and capable.

• The protagonist becomes more arrogant and selfish.

• The protagonist becomes more fearful and dependent.

• The protagonist becomes more confident and independent.

What role does the antagonist play in the plot of Bearwalker?

• The antagonist supports and helps the protagonist

• The antagonist is the main character

• The antagonist has no impact on the plot

• The antagonist creates conflict and opposition for the protagonist.

Summarize the main events that occur in the first 57 pages of Bearwalker.

• The main events in the first 57 pages of Bearwalker include the introduction of the main characters, the setting of the story, and the initial conflict or problem that arises.

• The main events focus on a cooking competition between the characters

• The main events involve a spaceship landing on Mars and meeting alien creatures

• The first 57 pages are just a description of the setting with no events

What is the central conflict that the protagonist faces in the first 57 pages of Bearwalker?

• The protagonist's challenge in learning a new language

• The protagonist's struggle with a bear attack

• The protagonist's difficulty in finding a job

• The struggle to come to terms with the loss of his father and the challenge of adapting to a new environment

How does the setting contribute to the conflicts in the story?

• The setting resolves the conflicts in the story

• The conflicts are solely based on the characters' actions

• The setting has no impact on the conflicts

• The setting creates obstacles for the characters

Identify the internal conflict that the protagonist experiences in the first 57 pages of Bearwalker.

• Dealing with a broken arm

• Struggle to come to terms with the death of his father and feelings of guilt and responsibility

• Conflict with a neighbor over property lines

• Struggle to learn a new language

What is the significance of the title 'Bearwalker' in the context of the first 57 pages of the book?

• The title 'Bearwalker' is the name of the protagonist's pet.

• The title 'Bearwalker' refers to a mythological creature that is central to the plot.

• The title 'Bearwalker' is the name of the town where the story is set.

• The title 'Bearwalker' has no significance in the first 57 pages of the book.

How does the protagonist's relationship with his family evolve in the first 57 pages of Bearwalker?

• The protagonist's relationship with his family remains static throughout the first 57 pages.

• The protagonist's relationship with his family deteriorates in the first 57 pages.

• The protagonist's relationship with his family improves in the first 57 pages.

• The protagonist's relationship with his family is not mentioned in the first 57 pages.