Shane - Analysis Chapters 5 and 6

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What does Bob call the summer of Chapter 5 in the book?

• The most challenging summer ever
• The most boring summer
• The busiest summer of his life
• The happiest summer of his life

What happens to the problems with Fletcher over the summer?

• They become more complicated
• They disappear
• They worsen
• They escalate

What is the main transition in the book marked by Chapters 5 and 6?

• From integration to conflict
• From routine to chaos
• From fall to winter
• From happiness to sadness

How does Shane respond to the broken tine incident in Chapter 6?

• He confronts Fletcher immediately
• He leaves town
• He avoids the confrontation
• He asks Bob to handle it

How do Fletcher and his men react to Shane's presence?

• They are scared
• They admire him
• They are indifferent
• They challenge him

What characteristic of Shane is highlighted in the bar scene?

• His cowardice
• His unpredictability
• His aggressiveness
• His arrogance

Why does Shane refrain from getting into an altercation in the bar scene?

• He believes it is not yet time to fight
• He is afraid of Fletcher
• He wants to impress Chris
• He is tired of fighting

In Chapter 5, how is Shane's relationship with the Starrett family described?

• He's a temporary hired hand on the farm
• He's fully and completely integrated into the family
• He's a distant relative visiting for the summer
• He's an unwelcome guest causing tension

What does Bob refer to as 'the happiest summer of his life'?

• The summer he learned to ride a horse
• The summer Shane and his father worked the farm
• The summer he went on a long vacation
• The summer he spent away at camp