Peter and Cole's Lessons in Nature

Cole enters the cabin, greeted by Garvey, and offers hot chocolate to Peter. They discuss the spirit bear, and Garvey arranges sleeping spots. Peter antagonizes Cole by destroying his bear carving. Cole suggests carving as a way to think, and they perform a mouse dance. Peter eventually carves a new bear, showing a change in attitude.

What does Cole offer to make for everyone when he enters the cabin?

• Coffee

• Tea

• Hot chocolate

• Soup

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

• He ignores Cole

• He eagerly accepts

• He refuses

• He takes it hesitantly

What does Cole show Peter to prove the existence of the Spirit Bear?

• A drawing

• His scars

• A video

• A photograph

What does Peter do to annoy Cole in the cabin?

• He steals his food

• He walks on his sleeping bag with muddy boots

• He hides his clothes

• He locks him outside

What does Cole suggest Peter do to help him think?

• Go for a walk

• Write a journal

• Meditate

• Carve a totem

What animal does Peter see in the cabin that leads to a dance?

• A bird

• A mouse

• A fish

• A bear

What lesson does Cole learn from his mouse dance?

• Mice are timid

• Mice are persistent and bold

• Mice are lazy

• Mice are aggressive

What does Peter say he learned from his dance?

• He loves dancing

• He is a great dancer

• He looks like a dork

• He is brave

What does Cole decide not to carve after Peter destroys his first bear carving?

• A whale

• A bird

• Another bear

• A tree

What does Peter carve that surprises Cole?

• A new bear

• A fish

• A tree

• A bird