Understanding Cole's Journey and Lessons

Cole, Edwin, and Garvey are at a camp where they observe whales and discuss their instincts. Cole learns to build a cabin with guidance from Edwin, who emphasizes the importance of precision. They perform a whale dance to learn from the animal's traits. The next morning, Edwin takes Cole to a pond for a routine to clear his mind. Edwin introduces Cole to the concept of meeting ancestors and managing anger by carrying a rock up a hill, symbolizing life's struggles and the release of anger.

What did Edwin and Garvey point out to Cole upon returning to camp?

• A flock of migrating birds

• A school of fish

• A group of dolphins

• A pod of humpback whales

Why did Edwin suggest that Cole should eat more than just cold cereal?

• Because they had run out of cereal

• Because he needed energy for work

• Because it was a tradition

• Because it was a special occasion

What challenge did Cole face while building the cabin?

• No guidance from Edwin and Garvey

• Bad weather

• Lack of materials

• His bad arm

Why was precision important in building the cabin?

• To impress Edwin and Garvey

• To withstand winter storms

• To ensure it was spacious

• To make it look nice

What did Cole prepare for dinner after a long day of work?

• Grilled fish

• Hamburgers

• Spaghetti

• Cold cereal

What was the purpose of the whale dance?

• To entertain each other

• To learn from the whales

• To celebrate a festival

• To practice dancing

What realization did Cole have during the whale dance?

• He disliked dancing

• He wanted to be a whale

• He felt like the whales without a home

• He was a great dancer

What did Edwin introduce to Cole during their morning routine?

• A new exercise routine

• A new breakfast recipe

• The concept of meeting ancestors

• A new swimming technique

What did the rock symbolize when carried up the hill?

• A burden of guilt

• A symbol of strength

• The weight of ancestors

• A test of endurance

What was Edwin's response to Cole's question about knowing what's good for him?

• He changed the subject

• He claimed to know everything

• He ignored the question

• He admitted nobody knows everything