Cole's Journey with the Spirit Bear

In Chapter 12 of 'Touching Spirit Bear', Cole faces a life-threatening encounter with the Spirit Bear. Initially defiant, he experiences a dream that reveals his vulnerability. As he connects with the bear, he learns trust and sees the beauty in nature. Resigned to his fate, Cole is eventually rescued by Garvey and Edwin, beginning his path to recovery.

What does Cole initially think about the Spirit Bear's approach?

• He thinks the bear will attack him.

• He believes the bear will ignore him.

• He feels a sense of peace.

• He is indifferent to the bear's presence.

In Cole's dream, what does the baby bird symbolize?

• Strength and resilience

• Vulnerability and helplessness

• Fear and anxiety

• Freedom and independence

What emotion does Cole feel when he touches the Spirit Bear?

• Fear

• Anger

• Trust

• Confusion

How does Cole's perception of the world change after his encounter with the Spirit Bear?

• He sees the world as hostile.

• He finds beauty in the world.

• He becomes indifferent to the world.

• He feels disconnected from the world.

What is Cole's physical state during his rescue?

• He is fully conscious and aware.

• He is in a state of delirium and pain.

• He is calm and relaxed.

• He is angry and resistant.

What realization does Cole have about his injuries?

• They are minor and will heal quickly.

• They are severe and life-threatening.

• They are a result of his own actions.

• They are a mystery to him.