Exploring Chapter 13 of Where the Red Fern Grows

In Chapter 13 of 'Where the Red Fern Grows', the protagonist and his dogs attempt to find a ghost in a tree. Despite multiple attempts, they fail to locate it. A trick is discovered, leading to a confrontation with a ghostly creature. A tragic accident occurs when Reuben falls on an axe, leading to his death. The protagonist reflects on the events and the impact on his life.

What type of tree were Billy and his dogs searching for the ghost coon in?

• Oak

• Pine

• Maple

• Birch

Why did Billy decide to climb the tree again?

• He was dared by Reuben

• He was bored

• He wanted to prove a point

• He thought he missed something

Where did Little Ann finally catch the scent of the ghost coon?

• In the tree

• In a bush

• In a hollow gate post

• Under a rock

What did Billy use to prod the hollow gate post?

• A gypsum weed

• A metal rod

• A rope

• A stick

Why did Billy decide not to kill the ghost coon?

• He felt sorry for it

• He was scared

• He was tired

• He lost interest

What was the name of the Pritchards' dog that arrived and started a fight?

• Old Green

• Old Red

• Old Blue

• Old Yellow

What caused Reuben to fall and get injured?

• He tripped over a stick

• He was attacked by a dog

• He was pushed

• He slipped on a rock

What did Billy do after the tragic accident?

• He stayed with Reuben

• He called for help

• He went home

• He ran away

What did Billy place on Reuben's grave?

• A note

• A stone

• A bouquet of flowers

• A cross

How did Billy feel after paying his respects to Reuben?

• Indifferent

• Relieved

• Angry

• Confused