Shiloh Chapter 10-11

Front

Why did Marty's dad take Shiloh to the doc's house instead of back to Judd?

Back

Marty's dad wanted Shiloh to be taken care of and not mistreated.

Front

What condition did Marty's dad set for Marty keeping Shiloh?

Back

Marty can keep Shiloh only until he recovers from his injuries.

Front

What should Marty do if he disagrees with the law according to his dad?

Back

He should work to change the law.

Front

How does Marty's attitude change after he talks to David about Shiloh?

Back

He relaxes and enjoys having David help with cleaning Shiloh's pen.

Front

What does the author mean by 'a secret is just too big for a little kid'?

Back

Little kids can't keep secrets because they get too excited about them.

Front

What is the significance of Shiloh's injuries in the story?

Back

Shiloh's injuries highlight the theme of animal welfare and the responsibilities of pet ownership.

Front

How does Marty's relationship with Shiloh evolve throughout the chapters?

Back

Marty's relationship with Shiloh deepens as he takes on the responsibility of caring for him.

Front

What moral dilemma does Marty face regarding Shiloh?

Back

Marty struggles with the decision of whether to keep Shiloh despite the law.

Front

What role does friendship play in Marty's experience with Shiloh?

Back

Friendship, especially with David, helps Marty cope with the challenges of caring for Shiloh.

Front

How does the setting influence the events in Chapters 10-11?

Back

The rural setting emphasizes the challenges of animal care and the impact of local laws.