Marty's Challenges with Shiloh

Marty has been secretly keeping a dog named Shiloh, which belongs to Judd Travers. His mother discovers the secret, and they discuss the moral and legal implications of keeping Shiloh. Marty struggles with the decision of whether to return Shiloh or find him a new home. He plans to give Shiloh away to a stranger to avoid confrontation with Judd. However, Shiloh is attacked by a German Shepherd, leaving Marty devastated and unsure of what to do next.

What does Marty's mother initially think about Shiloh?

• She wants to keep him immediately.

• She is upset about the situation.

• She is indifferent.

• She is happy to see him.

Why does Marty feel slightly better when his mother says 'we'?

• Because it means she is on his side.

• Because it means she will not tell anyone.

• Because it means she will buy Shiloh from Judd.

• Because it means she will help him.

What does Marty's mother promise him?

• To help him run away with Shiloh.

• To buy Shiloh from Judd.

• To not tell his father for one night.

• To keep Shiloh forever.

What is Marty's initial plan to keep Shiloh safe?

• To hide him in the woods.

• To give him to a stranger.

• To build a stronger pen.

• To confront Judd directly.

What interrupts Marty's plan to give Shiloh away?

• A storm.

• A visit from Judd.

• A German Shepherd attack.

• His father's discovery.