In Chapter 10 of Shiloh, Marty and his dad find Shiloh injured and decide to take him to Doc Murphy for treatment. Marty struggles with the moral dilemma of keeping Shiloh away from his abusive owner, Judd Travers. Despite the risk of breaking the law, Marty is determined to protect Shiloh. Doc Murphy treats Shiloh's injuries, and Marty confesses the truth about Shiloh's ownership. The chapter explores themes of compassion, moral choices, and the complexities of right and wrong.

What is the main focus of Chapter 10 in the story?

• Marty's school life

• A family vacation

• Shiloh's health crisis

• A new character introduction

What does Marty's father do to help Shiloh?

• He calls the police

• He takes Shiloh to Doc Murphy

• He returns Shiloh to Judd

• He builds a new pen for Shiloh

Where does Marty's father decide to take Shiloh?

• To a friend's farm

• To Judd's house

• To the animal shelter

• To Doc Murphy's house

What is Doc Murphy's initial reaction to seeing Shiloh?

• He refuses to help

• He is indifferent

• He is concerned and willing to help

• He calls the authorities

What does Marty reveal about Shiloh's ownership?

• Shiloh belongs to a neighbor

• Shiloh is his own dog

• Shiloh belongs to Judd Travers

• Shiloh is a stray

What is the main concern Doc Murphy has about Shiloh's injuries?

• The risk of infection

• The need for surgery

• The lack of medical supplies

• The cost of treatment

What moral dilemma does Marty face regarding Shiloh?

• Whether to hide Shiloh from his family

• Whether to keep Shiloh or return him to Judd

• Whether to give Shiloh to a friend

• Whether to sell Shiloh

What does Marty promise to do if he can keep Shiloh until he recovers?

• He will run away with Shiloh

• He will find a new owner for Shiloh

• He will pay for the medical bills

• He will build a new pen for Shiloh