Cole and Peter's Carving Lessons

Cole enters the cabin, interacts with Garvey and Peter, and offers hot chocolate. They discuss the spirit bear, and Garvey assigns sleeping spots and fire duty. Peter antagonizes Cole by disrupting his belongings. Cole proposes to Peter to carve a totem, leading to a mouse dance where they share lessons. Peter and Cole carve totems, and their relationship begins to mend.

What does Cole offer to Peter when he enters the cabin?

• A flashlight

• A book

• Hot chocolate

• A blanket

How does Peter initially react to Cole's offer of hot chocolate?

• He spills it

• He takes it hesitantly

• He refuses it

• He eagerly accepts it

What does Garvey assign to Cole and Peter in the cabin?

• Cooking duties

• Fishing responsibilities

• Cleaning tasks

• Sleeping arrangements

What does Peter do to annoy Cole in the cabin?

• He eats Cole's food

• He walks on Cole's sleeping bag with muddy boots

• He hides Cole's belongings

• He locks Cole out of the cabin

What does Cole find destroyed upon returning from a walk?

• His tent

• His bear carving

• His jacket

• His sleeping bag

What does Cole suggest Peter do to help him think?

• Go for a walk

• Write in a journal

• Meditate by the stream

• Carve his own totem

What animal does Cole suggest Peter carve first?

• An eagle

• A whale

• A bear

• A mouse

What lesson does Cole learn from his mouse dance?

• Mice are persistent and bold

• Mice are timid and shy

• Mice are lazy and slow

• Mice are aggressive and fierce

How does Peter feel about his own dance?

• He feels excited

• He feels proud

• He feels embarrassed

• He feels indifferent

What does Peter do to surprise Cole with his carving?

• He carves a new bear on Cole's totem

• He writes a message on Cole's totem

• He paints Cole's totem

• He adds decorations to Cole's totem