Marty's Dilemmas with Jud

Marty returns home excited about buying Shiloh, a dog he loves. He faces a moral dilemma about telling his parents the full truth about Jud, the dog's previous owner, and a deer incident. Despite the challenges, Marty works hard to fulfill his deal with Jud, who eventually gives Marty Shiloh's collar, signifying the dog's transfer. The family celebrates Shiloh's arrival, and Marty reflects on the lessons learned from this experience, realizing the complexity of right and wrong.

What was Marty's expression when he returned home?

• He looked confused.

• He had a big grin.

• He was crying.

• He was frowning.

What did Marty tell his parents about Jud?

• Jud gave him Shiloh for free.

• He made a deal to work for Jud to buy Shiloh.

• Jud was moving away.

• Jud refused to sell Shiloh.

What moral dilemma does Marty face?

• Whether to quit school.

• Whether to move to a new town.

• Whether to keep Shiloh or return him.

• Whether to tell his parents about the deer.

What kind of tasks does Marty do for Jud?

• He does household chores.

• He helps with Jud's business paperwork.

• He takes care of Jud's children.

• He performs hard labor like chopping wood.

How does Jud treat his dogs?

• He is harsh and kicks them.

• He ignores them completely.

• He treats them with kindness.

• He spoils them with treats.

What realization does Marty have about the deal with Jud?

• Jud has no intention of keeping the deal.

• The deal might not be legally binding without a witness.

• The deal is a scam.

• The deal is legally binding.

What does Jud give Marty at the end of his work?

• A new job offer.

• A collar for Shiloh.

• A written apology.

• A bag of money.