Cole's Journey and Lessons Learned

Cole returns to the island with Garvey and Edwin, reflecting on his past mistakes. As he sets up camp, Garvey uses a hotdog to teach Cole about trust and the importance of making life a celebration. Through this lesson, Cole learns to appreciate the small things and the value of friendship.

What was Cole's emotional state as he approached the island?

• Fearful and anxious

• Excited and reflective

• Indifferent and bored

• Angry and resentful

How was Cole's second banishment funded?

• With a loan from Garvey

• By selling his belongings

• By his parents

• Through a government grant

What did Cole wonder about as he neared the island?

• If the spirit bear was still there

• If he would be able to escape

• If he would find treasure

• If he would meet new people

What did Edwin and Garvey emphasize about Cole's stay on the island?

• He must build a shelter alone

• He must find his own food

• He must prove his commitment

• He must stay for a year

What did Cole consider doing while setting up camp?

• Exploring the island

• Escaping with the boat

• Building a fire

• Calling for help

What lesson did Garvey and Edwin teach Cole with the hotdog?

• The importance of cooking

• The art of negotiation

• The value of trust

• The need for patience

How did Garvey turn the hotdog into a celebration?

• By sharing it

• By singing a song

• By adding spices

• By cooking it perfectly

What challenge did Cole face while helping with the supplies?

• Heavy rain

• Cold water

• Strong winds

• A broken boat

What did Garvey suggest Cole should do with his time on the island?

• Write a journal

• Make it a celebration

• Plan his escape

• Focus on survival