Joel's Adventure and Safety Concerns

Joel and Tony, two friends, plan a trip to Starved Rock despite the dangers of climbing the bluffs. Joel is hesitant due to past accidents but is persuaded by Tony. They seek permission from Joel's father, who is initially reluctant but eventually agrees, emphasizing the importance of being careful. The story explores themes of friendship, adventure, and the challenges of making responsible decisions.

What is the main focus of the book 'Honor' by Marian Dane Bauer?

• A historical account of Starved Rock

• A fictional story about friendship and adventure

• A biography of Marian Dane Bauer

• A guide to climbing bluffs

Why does Joel feel uneasy about climbing the Starved Rock bluffs?

• He is afraid of heights

• Someone was injured there last year

• He prefers swimming

• He heard a ghost story about the bluffs

What does Joel suggest as an alternative to climbing the bluffs?

• Going to a movie

• Building a treehouse

• Playing video games

• Going for a hike

Why does Joel think his father will say no to the trip to Starved Rock?

• His father wants him to study

• His father dislikes Tony

• His father is concerned about the dangers

• His father is very strict

What is Joel's father's main concern about the trip?

• The distance to the park

• The lack of supervision

• The cost of the trip

• The narrow and hilly roads

What does Joel's father remind him of before granting permission?

• To take plenty of water

• To stay off the bluffs

• To return before dark

• To call if there's an emergency