Fishmeal and the Mounching Monster Ch 9 - 10

Front

Who could not hold Mary's stare?

Back

Bludgin' is the character who could not hold Mary's stare.

Front

Who apologizes in the story?

Back

Bludgin' is the character who apologizes.

Front

What is the comparison made when following the wolverine's tracks?

Back

Following the wolverine's tracks is compared to sentences.

Front

What did Grimclaw do in return for Bludgin burning his home?

Back

Grimclaw saved the children in return.

Front

How did Fishmeal recognize the tracks?

Back

Fishmeal recognized the tracks through Duckscouts.

Front

What is the main conflict in chapters 9-10?

Back

The main conflict involves Bludgin's actions and Grimclaw's response.

Front

What lesson can be learned from Bludgin's apology?

Back

The lesson is about taking responsibility for one's actions.

Front

How does the author use comparisons in the story?

Back

The author uses comparisons to help readers understand characters' actions.

Front

What role does Fishmeal play in the story?

Back

Fishmeal is a character who helps recognize important clues.

Front

What does Grimclaw's action of saving the children signify?

Back

It signifies bravery and selflessness in the face of adversity.