Shiloh Novel

How does Marty's character develop throughout the novel?

• By analyzing Marty's actions, thoughts, interactions, and the author's descriptions, we can understand how Marty's character develops throughout the novel.

• Marty's character develops through a series of random events.

• Marty's character is not important to the overall story.

• Marty's character remains static throughout the novel.

What are some lessons or messages conveyed in Shiloh?

• Forgiveness, honesty, trust, betrayal

• Compassion, sacrifice, family, trustworthiness

• Courage, honesty, integrity, teamwork

• Empathy, determination, perseverance, friendship, loyalty

What does Marty do for Shiloh?

• Builds him a pen

• Gives him half of his dinner

• Lies to Judd Travers

• All of the above

What is Marty's secret?

• He's keeping Shiloh in the backyard

• He's working at the factory

• He's keeping a snake

• He's eating dinner twice

What happened the first time Marty and his dad took Shiloh back to Judd?

• Judd kicked the dog.

• Judd was glad to see the dog.

• Judd told them to keep the dog.

• Shiloh bit Judd.

When is Marty supposed to return Shiloh to Judd?

• Sunday

• In a month

• The following week

• Wednesday

What did Judd give Marty besides Shiloh?

• a dog bowl

• a dog toy

• a dog collar

• a dog leash

Why doesn't Marty want David to come to his place to play?

• David likes to play on the hill where Marty has Shiloh,

• David always takes Marty's things.

• Marty is embarassed becasue his family does not have a lot of money.

How did Ma know that Marty was keeping Shiloh on the hill?

• He saved squash for Shiloh  and Marty hates squash.

• She went walking on the hill one day and found Shiloh.

• Dara Lynn told her that Marty had Shiloh.

What does Ma make Marty promise so she won't tell Dad?

• She makes him promise to not sneak off with Shiloh.

• She makes him promise to take the dog back in the morning.

• She makes him promise to quit taking food for Shiloh.