Shiloh Chapters 1-7

What type of conflict is this: Judd beats his dogs.

Which plot element is where the conflict is either solved or accepted?

How do you cite evidence?

Which type of conflict is this? "Marty has to deal with the guilt of his lies."

Which point of view should your personal narrative be in?

Which of the following writing elements is where the writer creates an attention-getter?

What is the setting of Shiloh?

What is theme?

Who is David Howard?

Which of the following does Shiloh lie about?

Why does Judd say he keeps his dogs "half starved?"

Which plot element is where the conflict starts to become resolved?

T/F: Marty feels guilty about lying.

What plot element is where the setting and main characters are introduced?

T/F: Shiloh runs away from Judd when Judd is hunting with his dogs.

T/F: Marty will do anything to protect Shiloh even if it means lying.

Which type of writing is "story-telling?"

T/F: Marty tells David about Shiloh.

What is one character trait that describes Judd Travers?

What is another word for the story's conflict?

Which of the following elements is when you put the characters' conversation in your writing?

Who is Mr. Wallace?

In Chapter 6, what does Marty learn about Judd?

Which plot element is the most suspenseful part of the story?

Who is the narrator of the story?

T/F: Shiloh doesn't feel safe with Marty

Who is Judd Travers?

What plot element is where conflict starts to occur?

Which type of words do you use to organize your sequence of events?

How many sisters does Marty have?