Cole's Journey and Lessons Learned

Cole, left alone on the island, establishes a routine to survive. He discovers a large log and contemplates carving a totem, but struggles with the temptation to use it for escape. After deciding to carve an eagle, he reflects on his emotions and experiences a sense of healing. Edwin visits, providing insights into the significance of totems and the process of healing.

What did Cole build from driftwood and leftover materials?

• A boat

• A table, chair, and bed frame

• A shelter

• A fishing rod

Why did Cole collect firewood and stack it against the cabin?

• To make a sculpture

• To prepare for winter

• To create a barrier

• To build a raft

What did Cole find a mile from camp?

• A large driftwood log

• A hidden cave

• A fresh water spring

• A bear den

What idea did the driftwood log give Cole?

• To carve a totem

• To make a fishing rod

• To build a shelter

• To create a bridge

What was Cole's initial thought about the log?

• It would make a great canoe

• It could be used for firewood

• It was too heavy to move

• It was a sign of bad weather

Why did Cole feel angry while carving the log?

• He was frustrated with his progress

• He was bitten by mosquitoes

• He was tempted to escape

• He was hungry

What did Cole decide to carve instead of a canoe?

• An eagle

• A bear

• A fish

• A wolf

What did Cole do after carving the eagle totem?

• He went to sleep

• He built a fire

• He danced the Eagle Dance

• He went fishing

What did Cole wish for after the Eagle Dance?

• To finish his totem

• To see the Spirit Bear

• To return home

• To fly like an eagle

What did Edwin say about the Spirit Bear's curiosity?

• It was probably the bear's curiosity

• It was dangerous

• It was a sign of respect

• It was a warning