Character Interactions and Lessons in Literature

Cole enters a cabin to escape the rain, where he meets Garvey and Peter. Tensions rise as Peter antagonizes Cole, but they eventually reconcile through carving and dancing. The story explores themes of trust, forgiveness, and personal growth, with the spirit bear as a central symbol.

What does Cole offer to Peter and Garvey upon entering the cabin?

• Hot chocolate

• Soup

• Tea

• Coffee

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

• He declines

• He ignores it

• He takes it hesitantly

• He eagerly accepts

What does Peter question about the Spirit Bear?

• Its location

• Its color

• Its existence

• Its size

What does Garvey do before going to sleep?

• He tells a story

• He makes a fire

• He reads a book

• He sets the sleeping arrangements

What does Peter do to show his distrust towards Cole?

• He refuses to talk

• He leaves the cabin

• He walks in muddy boots across Cole's sleeping bag

• He throws away Cole's belongings

What does Cole find destroyed upon returning from a walk?

• His sleeping bag

• His tent

• His jacket

• His bear carving

What suggestion does Garvey make to help Peter and Cole?

• To go fishing

• To carve a totem

• To build a new cabin

• To write a journal

What does Garvey say carving a totem helps with?

• Making friends

• Reflecting and thinking

• Improving skills

• Passing time

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

• A rabbit

• A squirrel

• A bird

• A mouse

What does Cole suggest they do after seeing the mouse?

• Catch it

• Ignore it

• Feed it

• Dance the mouse dance