Shane by Jack

What did Mr. Fletcher want from the homesteaders?

• their pigs

• their money

• their land

• their cows

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The story Shane takes place in a valley in Wyoming during the summer and autumn of 1889.

This sentence is about the

• plot

• setting

• conflict

• resolution

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"When did they hit town?"

"Last night."

"And you waited till now to tell us!"

This is an example of

• plot

• setting

• dialogue

• characters

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The Starrett family is made up of

• Frank, Joe and Marian

• Bob, Shane and Joe

• Joe, Marian and Bob

• Mary, Shane and Bob

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This story is about how Shane helps some homesteaders fight a greedy land grabber named Fletcher.

This sentence tells us about the

• plot

• setting

• resolution

• dialogue

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The author of Shane is

• Bob Starrett

• Joe Starrett

• Jack Schaefer

• Shane

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The narrator in the novel Shane is

• Bob

• Shane

• Joe

• Jack

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Marian Starrett was good at

• quarreling

• writing

• cooking

• chopping down trees

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The owner of the store and bar in town is

• Sam Grafton

• Marian Starrett

• Will Atkey

• Henry Shipstead

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The novel Shane can be classified as a

• Western

• Romance

• Horror

• Comedy

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