WorksheetsTouching Spirit Bear Chapters 1-11 Review Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 50mins
Character Development: How does the main character, Cole, change from the beginning of the story to chapter 11?
Cole becomes more aggressive and selfish.
Cole becomes more reflective and empathetic.
Cole becomes more distant and unemotional.
Cole becomes less introspective and caring.
Character Development: Describe the relationship between Cole and Peter and how it evolves throughout the first 11 chapters.
Cole and Peter become best friends and work together to achieve their goals
Their relationship starts off as hostile and full of conflict, but evolves into a mutual understanding and respect.
Their relationship starts off as respectful and understanding, but devolves into hostility
Their relationship remains hostile and full of conflict throughout the first 11 chapters
Character Development: How does Cole's attitude towards the Spirit Bear change as the story progresses?
Respect and understanding
Hostility and aggression
Fear and avoidance
Indifference and apathy
Plot Analysis: What is the main conflict in the first 11 chapters of Touching Spirit Bear?
The conflict between Cole and his best friend Peter
The struggle to survive in the wilderness
The conflict between Cole and the Spirit Bear
Internal struggle and anger issues of the protagonist, Cole Matthews
Plot Analysis: How does the author build suspense in the story leading up to the climax?
Descriptive language, mysterious situations, and unanswered questions
Clear and straightforward language
Predictable plot twists
Detailed character backgrounds
Plot Analysis: Discuss the significance of the Circle Justice program in the plot of the story.
It causes the main character to become more violent
It has no impact on the plot
It leads to the main character being expelled from school
It provides the main character with an opportunity for healing and redemption.
Setting Description: Describe the natural environment of the island where the story takes place.
The island is a barren wasteland with no vegetation and scorching hot temperatures.
The island is described as having a natural environment with dense forests, rocky cliffs, and a cold, harsh climate.
The island is a tropical paradise with white sandy beaches and clear blue water.
The island is a flat plain with no trees and a mild, temperate climate.
Setting Description: How does the setting of the island contribute to the overall mood of the story?
The setting of the island creates a sense of luxury, comfort, and safety.
The setting of the island has no impact on the overall mood of the story.
The setting of the island creates a sense of isolation, danger, and the struggle for survival.
The setting of the island contributes to the overall mood of the story by creating a sense of boredom and monotony.
Symbolism Interpretation: What does the Spirit Bear symbolize in the story?
Healing, transformation, and the power of nature
Happiness, stagnation, and the power of civilization
Fear, destruction, and the power of technology
Sadness, regression, and the power of isolation
Symbolism Interpretation: Discuss the significance of the totem pole carving in relation to Cole's journey of healing.
It signifies Cole's desire for revenge
It represents Cole's fear of heights
It represents Cole's progress and transformation
It symbolizes Cole's love for animals
