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WorksheetsTouching Spirit Bear: Chapters 7-13 Quiz
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 12mins
How does Cole's perspective on the Spirit Bear change from Chapter 7 to Chapter 13?
He continues to see it as an enemy he must defeat.
He starts to respect it as a powerful force of nature.
He no longer believes the Spirit Bear is real.
He wants to capture it and take it back home.
What theme is most evident in Cole's journey during these chapters?
The importance of honesty
The power of nature in healing
The inevitability of change
The impact of friendship
How does Cole's relationship with Garvey evolve in these chapters?
They become enemies.
Their relationship remains unchanged.
They grow closer, with Garvey becoming more of a mentor.
Garvey gives up on Cole.
What is Cole's initial reaction to the Spirit Bear in these chapters?
Fear
Curiosity
Aggression
Indifference
Which event marks a turning point in Cole's character development?
When he tries to escape the island.
When he is attacked by the Spirit Bear.
When he carves the totem pole.
When he first sees the Spirit Bear.
What does the Spirit Bear symbolize in these chapters?
Cole's inner demons
The power of nature
The possibility of forgiveness
All of the above
How does Cole's view of the island change from Chapter 7 to Chapter 13?
He sees it as a prison.
He begins to see it as a place of healing.
He views it as his home.
His view does not change; he still hates it.
How does Cole's attitude towards his own actions change?
He becomes more defensive.
He feels justified in his actions.
He starts to take responsibility for his actions.
He blames others more than before.
What does Cole learn from his experience with the Spirit Bear?
He learns to fear all animals.
He learns about the power of nature and his place in it.
He learns nothing and continues to be aggressive.
He learns to hunt better.
How does Cole's view of himself change from Chapter 7 to Chapter 13?
He sees himself as a victim.
He sees himself as a hero.
He starts to see himself as someone who can change.
His view does not change; he still sees himself as a troublemaker.
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
