Pax Novel

Why did Pax have to leave?

• Peter's dad didn't like Pax

• Peter's dad was allergic to Pax

• Peter's dad was going to war

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Who helped Peter when he got hurt?

• Pax

• Vola

• Bristle

• Billy

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What did Peter throw into the woods in Chapter 1?

• a pinecone

• a toy soldier

• a stuffed animal

• his baseball

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What is the connection between Peter and Pax?

• Pax is Peter's stuffed animal

• Peter is Pax's brother

• Peter is Pax's human

• they are enemies

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How does the author show that Pax is important to Peter?

• By describing how Peter buys toys for Pax

• Through flashbacks of their time together

• By having Peter talk about Pax constantly

• All of the above

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What motivates Peter to go after Pax?

• A promise he made to his mother

• Guilt and a sense of responsibility

• Curiosity about the forest

• Peer pressure

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How does Bristle feel about Pax at first?

• She welcomes him into their family

• Pax is human so she distrusts him

• Pax has been around humans so she distrusts him

• She doesnt like him and makes him leave.

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Why did Peter steal Vola's knife?

• he needs a knife

• he is a little bit afraid of her

• He wants to sell it

• To protect Pax

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What is a novel?

• A short story with no chapters

• A type of poem

• A fiction longer than a short story, often with chapters

• A non-fiction essay

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What is the significance of the setting in "Pax"?

• It highlights the technological advancements of the era.

• It emphasizes the hardship of war and how it effects people and animals alike.

• It showcases the political climate of the time.

• It underscores the economic struggles of the characters.

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