Marty's Decisions and Challenges with Shiloh

In Chapter 4 of 'Shiloh', Marty struggles with the moral dilemma of keeping a dog named Shiloh, who belongs to Judd Travers. Despite his family's financial struggles, Marty decides to secretly keep Shiloh, building a pen to hide him. He promises to protect Shiloh from harm, facing challenges in keeping him hidden from his family and Judd.

What does Marty's dad emphasize about Judd Travers' rights?

• Judd can name his dog anything he wants.

• Judd should listen to others' opinions.

• Judd should give the dog to Marty.

• Judd must follow community rules.

What past incident does Marty recall?

• Helping a dog find its owner.

• Witnessing a dog show.

• Seeing a dead beagle with a hole in its head.

• Finding a lost puppy.

What financial challenge does Marty face regarding owning a dog?

• Lack of space at home.

• Inability to afford dog food and vet bills.

• Family disapproval of pets.

• No time to care for a pet.

What does Marty hear at night that affects him deeply?

• A car honking.

• A bird chirping.

• A dog crying.

• A cat meowing.

What decision does Marty make after finding Shiloh again?

• To keep Shiloh hidden and build a pen for him.

• To return Shiloh to Judd.

• To take Shiloh to the vet.

• To give Shiloh to a friend.