Shiloh Novel Quiz

Who is the main character in the novel Shiloh?

• Judy Garland

• Tom Sawyer

• Huckleberry Finn

• Marty Preston

What is the name of the dog in Shiloh?

• Buddy

• Shiloh

• Max

• Rocky

What is the plot summary of Shiloh?

• The plot summary of Shiloh is about a young girl named Sarah who befriends a stray cat and helps it find a home.

• The plot summary of Shiloh is about a group of friends who go on an adventure to find a hidden treasure.

• The plot summary of Shiloh is about a family who moves to a new town and discovers a mysterious secret in their new house.

• The plot summary of Shiloh is about a young boy named Marty who finds a mistreated beagle and decides to rescue and keep him.

What is the main conflict in Shiloh?

• The main conflict is between Shiloh and Leroy Moffitt.

• The main conflict is between Norma Jean and her parents.

• The main conflict is between Leroy Moffitt and his best friend.

• The main conflict is between Leroy Moffitt and Norma Jean.

Where is the setting of Shiloh?

• Tennessee

• Ohio

• Kentucky

• West Virginia

Who is Marty's best friend in Shiloh?

• Shiloh

• Mr. Preston

• Randy

• Judd Travers

What is the relationship between Marty and Judd Travers in Shiloh?

• Best friends

• Co-workers

• Neighbors

• Father and son

What is the role of Shiloh in the story?

• Main character's dog

• Antagonist's pet.

• Background character's horse.

• Supporting character's cat.

How does Marty's character develop throughout the novel?

• By analyzing Marty's actions, thoughts, interactions, and the author's descriptions, we can understand how Marty's character develops throughout the novel.

• Marty's character develops through a series of random events.

• Marty's character is not important to the overall story.

• Marty's character remains static throughout the novel.

What are some examples of foreshadowing in Shiloh?

• Marty's love for animals, Marty's friendship with Judd, and Marty's determination to save Shiloh.

• Marty's observation of Judd's violent behavior towards his dogs, the mention of Judd's shotgun, and the foreshadowing of Shiloh's eventual ownership by Marty.