Chapter 16 Woodsrunner

What is the name of the main character in the book 'Woodsrunner'?

• Emily Johnson

• John Doe

• Michael Brown

• Samuel Smith

Where does the story take place?

• The story takes place on a deserted island.

• The story takes place in a small town in Maine.

• The story takes place in a big city in California.

• The story takes place in outer space.

What is the main conflict in chapter 16?

• External conflict

• Physical conflict

• Internal conflict

• Social conflict

Who helps the main character in chapter 16?

• teacher

• best friend

• sibling

• pet

What skills does the main character possess that help him survive in the woods?

• Swimming, knitting, playing the piano

• Skiing, painting, baking

• Singing, dancing, acting

• Hunting, tracking, building shelter, starting a fire, identifying edible plants

Describe the setting of chapter 16.

• The setting of chapter 16 is a bustling city center.

• The setting of chapter 16 is a picturesque village nestled in nature.

• The setting of chapter 16 is a barren desert landscape.

• The setting of chapter 16 is a futuristic space station.

What is the significance of the title 'Woodsrunner'?

• The title 'Woodsrunner' refers to the protagonist's love for running on the beach.

• The title 'Woodsrunner' signifies the protagonist's passion for cooking.

• The title 'Woodsrunner' symbolizes the protagonist's fear of forests.

• The title 'Woodsrunner' highlights the protagonist's ability to run through the woods.

How does the main character feel about living in the woods?

• Excited and adventurous

• Content and at peace

• Anxious and fearful

• Lonely and isolated

What challenges does the main character face in chapter 16?

• Overcoming a fear, solving a complex problem, dealing with a difficult decision

• Learning a new skill

• Facing a physical challenge

• Meeting a new friend

What lessons can be learned from the main character's experiences in the woods?

• Resilience, self-reliance, and appreciation for nature.

• Fear, dependence, and disregard for nature