Questions with RF 10 and 11

Front

What is the significance of the price of coonskins in the story?

Back

The price of coonskins represents the economic changes and challenges faced by the characters, indicating a rise in demand or scarcity.

Front

What event occurs to Old Dan in chapter 10?

Back

Old Dan gets stuck in a muskrat den, highlighting the dangers the characters face in their environment.

Front

What is the major conflict in chapter 11?

Back

The major conflict is that Little Ann falls into icy water and almost doesn't survive, showcasing the themes of survival and loyalty.

Front

How does Billy rescue Old Dan from the muskrat den?

Back

Billy runs home, gets a shovel, and digs him out, demonstrating resourcefulness and determination.

Front

Why does Billy check the lantern handle at the end of chapter 11?

Back

Billy checks the handle to see if it is loose or if it dropped due to divine intervention, reflecting his faith and concern.

Front

What does the rising price of coonskins indicate about the market?

Back

It indicates an increase in demand or a decrease in supply, affecting the characters' livelihoods.

Front

What does Old Dan's predicament reveal about the environment?

Back

It reveals the harsh and unpredictable nature of the wilderness that the characters must navigate.

Front

What lesson does Billy learn from Little Ann's near-drowning?

Back

Billy learns the importance of vigilance and the bond between him and his dogs.

Front

How does the author use Old Dan's situation to develop the plot?

Back

Old Dan's situation creates tension and drives the narrative forward, emphasizing the stakes involved.

Front

What role does the lantern play in the story's climax?

Back

The lantern symbolizes hope and guidance, and its condition reflects Billy's emotional state.