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Red Fern Ch 11-15

Where the Red Fern Grows Ch.11-15

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To enter the championship coon hunt, registrants had to... pay a fee and send the dogs' registration papers with the dogs' hunting record.
The ghost coon got its name from... the way he seemed to disappear into a tree
When coon hunting, Little Ann... never bawled treed until she was sure she had the coon.
What was the Pritchard boys' bet? Billy's dog couldn't tree the ghost coon
The Pritchard family was.. a mean group that was always in trouble with the law.
When Billy took his dogs hunting after the fierce winter storm, Little Ann... almost drowned in the icy river.
Who did Billy promise to win the gold cup for? little sister.
What is the mountain superstition regarding the screeching of two owls? a person hearing it will experience bad luck.
Billy was apprehensive about entering his dogs in the championship hunt because... They were small.
During each night of the hunt, teams were eliminated if... they failed to capture and skin a coon.
in a reluctant manner; with ill will begrudgingly
joyful and triumphant jubilant
climbed with difficulty or in an awkward manner clambered
looked upon with excessive satisfaction gloated
to make cross or angry; to irritate rile
passing rapidly fleeting
a dangerous or awkward situation plight
looking slyly with bad intentions leering
tight;firm taut
severe; forbidding; grim stern
Billy Colman was a courageous boy who sometimes liked to take chances. Give two examples where he took chances that he didn't have to take. Look them up!
Billy and his family demonstrate a high sense of responsibility for their own actions. Give 2 examples that show this sense of resposiblity. You can do it, look 'em up!!
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