Ghost of Spirit Bear

To calm himself before the school board meeting in chapter 15, Cole imagines...

• a spirit bear coming toward him.

• the homeless man watching him.

• a new mascot statue in front of the school.

• his winning speech.

What is the main theme of 'Ghost of Spirit Bear'?

• Redemption and personal growth

• Adventure and exploration

• Mystery and suspense

• Love and friendship

In 'Ghost of Spirit Bear', who is the protagonist of the story?

• Peter Driscal

• Cole Matthews

• Garvey

• Edwin

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'Ghost of Spirit Bear' to convey Cole's internal struggles?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Irony

What role does the Spirit Bear play in Cole's journey in 'Ghost of Spirit Bear'?

• A symbol of his anger

• A guide for his redemption

• A representation of his fear

• A distraction from his problems

How does Cole's perception of the Spirit Bear change throughout 'Ghost of Spirit Bear'?

• From fear to respect

• From anger to indifference

• From curiosity to hatred

• From love to fear

What is the setting of 'Ghost of Spirit Bear'?

• A remote Alaskan island

• A bustling city

• A small rural town

• A suburban neighborhood

Which character in 'Ghost of Spirit Bear' helps Cole understand the importance of forgiveness?

• Peter Driscal

• Garvey

• Edwin

• His mother

What is the significance of the totem pole in 'Ghost of Spirit Bear'?

• It represents Cole's past mistakes

• It symbolizes his journey and growth

• It is a gift from the Spirit Bear

• It marks the boundary of his territory

In 'Ghost of Spirit Bear', what does Cole learn about anger?

• It is a powerful tool for change

• It is a natural and uncontrollable emotion

• It can be managed and transformed

• It should be suppressed at all costs