Touching Spirit Bear Chapters 1-18 Summative Review

Which of the following inferences about Cole’s mother is best supported by the text?

• A. She is afraid to confront her mistakes.

• B. She has finally solved her problems.

• C. She resents Cole for his bad decisions.

• D. She is working hard to change.

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According to Cole’s mother in Chapter 14, which of the following does Cole most closely have in common with his father?

• Both Cole and his father were arrested as teenagers.

• Both Cole and his father were abused in their childhood.

• Both Cole and his father have lifelong anger issues.

• Both Cole and his father have had drinking problems.

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The Circle meeting in Chapter 15 mainly shows that the Circle ________________________.

• is distrustful and skeptical of Cole

• has started to question the healing system

• believes that Cole deserves a second chance

• wants Cole tried as an adult for his crimes

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Which of the following options most closely explains why Edwin pushes Cole at the Circle meeting?

• He wants Cole to experience the pain and suffering that Peter experienced.

• He is mad at Cole for breaking the Circle’s trust and wants to punish him.

• He wants to physically display his metaphor and show that Cole has changed.

• He wants to convince the Circle that Cole is injured and helpless to defend himself.

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Which of the following selections most likely explains how Cole’s second banishment is more difficult than the first?

• This is Cole’s last chance to make Circle Justice work.

• Cole has to take responsibility for his supplies and shelter.

• Cole’s banishment takes place during winter instead of summer.

• Cole will have to build his cabin without any instructions.

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What does Garvey most closely mean when he compares life to a hot dog?

• A. Life is all about eating well.

• B. Life is over before you know it.

• C. Life is what you choose to make of it.

• D. Life is best enjoyed slowly.

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Cole’s behavior once he arrives on the island adds to the development of the text mainly by ________________ .

• hinting that Cole was lying when he said he was ready to change

• revealing that Cole is actually terrified by the Spirit Bear

• showing that Cole has totally changed and has conquered his weaknesses

• suggesting that Cole still has many ways in which he needs to mature

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Which of the following most closely explains why Edwin takes Cole to the freezing pond every morning to soak?

• He wants to punish Cole.

• He wants Cole to see the Spirit Bear again.

• He wants to teach Cole to be mindful.

• He wants Cole to honor his ancestors.

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"Fighting to survive, he could stay here a short while longer. Giving up, he could pass quickly over the edge." What does this quote mean?

• This means that if Cole gives up and stops fighting, he will die soon.

• Cole will have to find a way to call 911 to survive.

• Cole will have to get up and leave, or he will fall off the island.

• This means that if Cole stops fighting the bear, he will live.

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How does Cole's thought, "Food was energy, and energy was life," show that he has changed?

• Cole is thinking about the mouse's life.

• Cole is thinking about the baby birds.

• Cole cares about his life and is trying to survive.

• Cole is hallucinating about the food that burned in the supplies.

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