WorksheetsTouching Spirit Bear Ch 7-13 Quiz
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
What does the Spirit Bear symbolize in the story?
Represents fear, anger, and division
Signifies destruction, disharmony, and separation
Symbolizes chaos, conflict, and isolation
Symbolizes peace, harmony, and growth/healing
What is the main conflict in chapters 7-13 of Touching Spirit Bear?
Internal struggle and transformation of the main character, Cole Matthews
A love triangle between the main character and two other characters
A war between two rival gangs in the community
A natural disaster that threatens the main character's survival
How does the main character change and develop throughout the story?
The main character remains the same from beginning to end
The main character is not relevant to the story
The main character changes and develops throughout the story.
The main character changes only in appearance
What topics are being addressed in the book Touching Spirit Bear?
Revenge and anger
Healing and forgiveness
Adventure and exploration
Romance and betrayal
What event in the story represents a turning point for the main character?
Confronting fears and taking a stand against the antagonist
Watching TV
Going for a walk
Eating breakfast
What is the significance of the Circle Justice system in the book?
Restorative approach to justice
No significance in the book
Revenge-based justice system
Punitive approach to justice
How does the setting of the story impact the plot and characters?
The setting only serves as a backdrop and has no significance
The setting can create obstacles or opportunities for the characters, and can also contribute to the overall mood and atmosphere of the story.
The setting has no impact on the plot and characters
The characters are not affected by the setting
What role does the Spirit Bear play in the resolution of the story?
The Spirit Bear leads the protagonist to make even more destructive choices.
The Spirit Bear helps the protagonist to find inner peace and healing.
The Spirit Bear has no impact on the resolution of the story.
The Spirit Bear is a symbol of danger and fear for the protagonist.
How does the author use symbolism to convey deeper meanings in the story?
The author uses symbolism to confuse the reader and make the story harder to understand.
The author uses symbolism to assign deeper meanings to objects, actions, or characters in the story.
The author uses symbolism to distract from the main themes of the story.
The author uses symbolism to create a more straightforward narrative in the story.
What is the role of Cole's father in the book Touching Spirit Bear?
He is a supportive and understanding figure
He is absent and neglectful, contributing to Cole's anger
He is the main antagonist of the story
He is not mentioned in the book
What does the island symbolize in the book Touching Spirit Bear?
It symbolizes isolation and punishment
It symbolizes freedom and adventure
It symbolizes a place of healing and transformation
It has no particular symbolism
How does the author use foreshadowing in the story?
The author uses foreshadowing to give away the entire plot at the beginning of the story.
The author uses foreshadowing to hint at future events and create suspense.
The author uses foreshadowing to confuse the reader.
The author does not use foreshadowing in the story.
What is the role of the character Garvey in the book Touching Spirit Bear?
He is the main antagonist of the story
He is a mentor and guide to the main character, helping him on his journey of transformation
He is a minor character with no significant role
He is not mentioned in the book
