Shiloh Character and Plot Analysis

In this video, the narrator reads chapter 12 of 'Shiloh' by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor. The chapter explores the family's secret care for Shiloh, a dog they are hiding from its owner, Judd Travers. The family grows attached to Shiloh, but financial concerns and the fear of Judd finding out loom over them. Shiloh's recovery progresses, but the tension rises when Judd confronts the family, demanding his dog back. The chapter ends with unresolved emotions and the family's hope to keep Shiloh.

What is the main focus of Chapter 12 in the book 'Shiloh'?

• The introduction of a new character

• The family's struggle with financial issues

• Shiloh's presence in the house

• A new adventure in the woods

How does Ma react to Shiloh being in the house?

• She ignores him completely

• She shows affection towards him

• She is angry about it

• She is indifferent

What is Marty's main concern regarding Shiloh?

• Finding a new home for Shiloh

• Earning enough money to keep Shiloh

• Training Shiloh to be a hunting dog

• Teaching Shiloh new tricks

What does Marty do to try and earn money?

• He collects aluminum cans

• He mows lawns for neighbors

• He starts a lemonade stand

• He sells homemade crafts

How does the family interact with Shiloh?

• They are afraid of him

• They are annoyed by him

• They ignore him

• They show him affection

What is Judd Travers' reaction when he finds out about Shiloh?

• He is relieved

• He is angry and confrontational

• He is indifferent

• He is happy to see Shiloh

What does Judd Travers demand regarding Shiloh?

• That Shiloh be returned immediately

• That Shiloh be sold to him

• That Shiloh be given away

• That Shiloh be kept until he is better

What does Ma suggest to Judd Travers about Shiloh?

• To take Shiloh back immediately

• To sell Shiloh to them

• To give Shiloh to a shelter

• To train Shiloh as a hunting dog