Cole and Peter's Journey of Resolution

In Chapter 28 of 'Touching Spirit Bear', Peter decides to visit the pond alone with Cole, leading to a tense confrontation where Peter expresses his anger physically. Despite the conflict, Cole remains non-violent, and the two eventually reconcile. The appearance of the Spirit Bear symbolizes their newfound understanding. They return to camp and carve a totem together, representing unity and forgiveness.

What is the setting of the story as introduced in the chapter?

• The north countryside

• A quiet village

• A desert landscape

• A bustling city

What does Peter decide about the visit to the pond?

• He wants to go alone

• He wants to go with Garvey

• He wants to go with Cole

• He wants to cancel the visit

How does Cole feel about going to the pond with Peter?

• Scared

• Angry

• Indifferent

• Excited

What is Peter's initial reaction to Cole's attempt at friendship?

• He rejects it

• He is confused

• He ignores it

• He accepts it

What does Peter accuse Cole of wanting?

• To be his friend

• To help him

• To leave the island

• To apologize

How does Cole respond to Peter's physical aggression?

• He calls for help

• He remains calm

• He runs away

• He fights back

What does Peter do after his emotional breakdown?

• He apologizes

• He continues to fight

• He cries and admits his fear

• He leaves the pond

What significant event occurs after Peter's breakdown?

• A storm hits the island

• The Spirit Bear appears

• Garvey arrives

• Cole leaves the island

What does the Spirit Bear symbolize in the story?

• Danger

• Strength

• Peace and understanding

• Fear

What do Cole and Peter do to symbolize their resolution?

• They leave the island

• They write a letter

• They shake hands

• They carve a totem