Touching Spirit Bear Chapter 11

Describe the character of Cole in chapter 11. How does he change throughout the chapter?

• Cole becomes more withdrawn and isolated, refusing to interact with anyone in the chapter.

• Cole shows signs of remorse and empathy, and begins to take responsibility for his actions.

• Cole remains unchanged and continues to show no remorse for his actions.

• Cole becomes more aggressive and violent, causing more trouble in the chapter.

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Explain the setting in chapter 11. How does the setting contribute to the events in the chapter?

• The setting in chapter 11 is a remote and isolated island. The harsh and unforgiving environment contributes to the events in the chapter by creating a sense of danger and struggle for the characters.

• The setting in chapter 11 is a peaceful meadow. The serene environment contributes to the events in the chapter by creating a sense of calm and relaxation for the characters.

• The setting in chapter 11 is a bustling city. The lively atmosphere contributes to the events in the chapter by creating a sense of excitement and joy for the characters.

• The setting in chapter 11 is a cozy cabin in the woods. The warm and inviting atmosphere contributes to the events in the chapter by creating a sense of comfort and safety for the characters.

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What conflicts arise in chapter 11? How do the characters respond to these conflicts?

• The conflicts in chapter 11 arise between the main character, Cole, and his best friend. Cole responds by ignoring the friend and moving on.

• The conflicts in chapter 11 arise between the main character, Cole, and a group of friendly animals. Cole responds by befriending them and living harmoniously.

• The conflicts in chapter 11 arise between the main character, Cole, and the Spirit Bear. Cole responds by trying to defend himself and eventually learning to respect the bear.

• The conflicts in chapter 11 arise between the main character, Cole, and the school principal. Cole responds by apologizing and making amends.

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Discuss the character of Peter in chapter 11. How does he interact with Cole and what role does he play in the chapter?

• Peter is supportive and caring towards Cole, helping him build a shelter and showing concern for his well-being.

• Peter is jealous of Cole and tries to sabotage his efforts to build a shelter.

• Peter is indifferent towards Cole, ignoring him and refusing to help with anything.

• Peter is hostile and aggressive towards Cole, constantly picking fights with him.

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How does the setting of the island impact the characters' actions and decisions in chapter 11?

• The characters are not affected by the setting and continue to act as they would in any other environment.

• The setting isolates the characters and forces them to rely on their survival instincts.

• The setting has no impact on the characters' actions and decisions.

• The setting provides the characters with modern amenities and comforts, making their survival easier.

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What internal conflicts does Cole face in chapter 11? How does he deal with them?

• Cole faces internal conflicts related to his love for reading, his fear of the dark, and his guilt over past mistakes. He deals with them by avoiding any introspection and continuing his destructive behavior.

• Cole faces internal conflicts related to his anger, guilt, and fear. He deals with them by reflecting on his actions, seeking guidance from the Spirit Bear, and trying to change his behavior.

• Cole faces internal conflicts related to his boredom, his lack of motivation, and his dislike for the outdoors. He deals with them by giving up and refusing to change.

• Cole faces internal conflicts related to his love for nature, his desire for revenge, and his fear of failure. He deals with them by ignoring his feelings and focusing on survival.

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Describe the relationship between Cole and the Spirit Bear in chapter 11. How does this relationship develop?

• Cole and the Spirit Bear become best friends

• The Spirit Bear becomes more aggressive towards Cole

• The relationship develops from fear and aggression to a more respectful and understanding connection.

• The relationship remains the same throughout the chapter

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Examine the conflict between Cole and the natural world in chapter 11. How does this conflict drive the plot?

• The conflict between Cole and the natural world drives the plot by leading to Cole becoming a professional hunter

• The conflict between Cole and the natural world drives the plot by forcing Cole to confront his own actions and attitudes, leading to his transformation and growth.

• The conflict between Cole and the natural world drives the plot by causing Cole to become best friends with a grizzly bear

• The conflict between Cole and the natural world drives the plot by making Cole realize he is actually a bear in human form

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Discuss the significance of the totem pole in chapter 11. How does it relate to the themes of the story?

• The totem pole represents healing, transformation, growth, change, and connection to nature.

• The totem pole has no significance and is just a decorative element in the chapter.

• The totem pole represents technology, progress, and modernization in the story.

• The totem pole symbolizes fear, anger, and isolation in the story.

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How does the author use the setting to create a sense of isolation and danger in chapter 11? How does this affect the characters?

• The author uses the setting of a bustling city to create a sense of community and safety.

• The author uses the setting of a remote and desolate island to create a sense of isolation and danger.

• The author uses the setting of a crowded beach to create a sense of connection and comfort.

• The author uses the setting of a lively carnival to create a sense of joy and excitement.

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