Shiloh Flashcard Chapters 6-10

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What is the main struggle that Marty faces in chapters 6-10 of Shiloh?

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Marty struggles with lying to everyone.

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Why might Marty's dad feel embarrassed about him buying moldy cheese?

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Marty's dad would be embarrassed because people might think they are too poor to afford food.

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What motivates Judd Travers to hunt on the Prestons' land?

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Judd Travers wants to look for Shiloh.

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Which statement is NOT true about the differences between David and Marty?

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David only has brothers.

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What action does Marty's dad take regarding Shiloh's injury?

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Marty's dad brings Shiloh to the town doctor.

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What is the significance of Shiloh in the story?

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

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How does Marty's relationship with his family affect his decisions?

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Marty often feels pressured to hide the truth to avoid disappointing his family.

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What does the character of Judd Travers represent in the story?

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Judd Travers represents the conflict between selfishness and responsibility.

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How does the setting influence the events in Shiloh?

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The rural setting creates a backdrop for themes of nature, freedom, and the challenges of rural life.

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What lesson does Marty learn about honesty in these chapters?

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Marty learns that honesty is important, even when it is difficult.