Touching Spirit Bear Quiz: Part 1

Who is the main character in "Touching Spirit Bear"?

• Peter Driscal

• Cole Matthews

• Garvey

• Edwin

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What animal is featured on the island that Cole is sent to?

• Wolf

• Bear

• Eagle

• Fox

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What is the name of the process that Cole is participating in instead of going to jail?

• Circle Justice

• Community Service

• Probation

• Detention

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Who is the Tlingit elder that helps Cole on the island?

• Peter

• Edwin

• Garvey

• Nathan

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What crime did Cole commit that led to his punishment?

• Stealing a car

• Breaking a window

• Beating up Peter

• Lying to his parents

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What does Cole try to do when he first arrives on the island?

• Build a shelter

• Escape by swimming

• Hunt for food

• Sleep

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Why does Cole feel angry at the beginning of the story?

• He is hungry

• He feels misunderstood and blames others for his problems

• He misses his family

• He is afraid of animals

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How does Cole’s attitude toward the Spirit Bear change during part 1?

• He becomes more afraid of it

• He starts to respect it

• He ignores it completely

• He tries to make it his pet

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What lesson is Cole supposed to learn from being sent to the island?

• How to survive in the wild

• How to build a shelter

• How to take responsibility for his actions

• How to make new friends

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Why does Garvey give Cole the at.oow blanket?

• To keep him warm at night

• As a symbol of trust and responsibility

• To use as a tent

• To trade for food

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