Shiloh Comprehension Flashcard

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What did Marty think about Judd on his first day of work?

Back

Marty thought that Judd was going to make it so there was no way to please him enough to give him Shiloh.

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How did Marty get Dara Lynn to stop following him?

Back

Marty told her he had seen a big, mean snake up on the hill.

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Why didn't the Preston family have much money?

Back

Every extra cent went to pay for Grandma Preston's care.

Front

What did Judd say about naming dogs?

Back

Judd said he never named his dogs; he just numbered them.

Front

How did Judd find out Marty's family had Shiloh?

Back

Doc Murphy told him when Judd was told someone had seen a beagle at his office.

Front

What is the significance of Shiloh in the story?

Back

Shiloh represents loyalty, love, and the bond between Marty and the dog.

Front

What does Marty's relationship with Shiloh teach him?

Back

It teaches him about responsibility, compassion, and standing up for what is right.

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How does the setting influence the story?

Back

The rural setting creates a backdrop for the themes of nature, family, and community.

Front

What role does family play in the story?

Back

Family dynamics are central to the plot, influencing Marty's decisions and actions.

Front

What is a key theme in 'Shiloh'?

Back

A key theme is the struggle between right and wrong, especially in relation to animal welfare.