10 Questions
What is Sir Damien's initial reaction to Garfield and Isabella considering swimming across the river?
He believes they won't be able to swim across due to the determination required.
Why does Garfield refuse to swim across the river?
He believes swimming would make his fur poofy.
What does Isabella suggest they do to cross the river?
Find a boat.
How does Garfield react to Isabella finding a boat on the other side of the river?
He questions the usefulness of the boat placement.
Why is Sir Damien initially happy while Garfield and Isabella are trying to find a way across the river?
He believes he has successfully stopped them from reaching the castle.
What causes Sir Damien's happiness to turn into sadness?
Sir Damien hears a boat approaching from far down the river.
Why does Garfield prefer not to get wet during their journey?
His fur gets easily tangled when wet.
What is Sir Damien's original plan to stop Garfield and Isabella from reaching the castle?
Convince them not to cross the river.
What is Garfield's main concern about swimming across the river?
He doesn't want his fur to get poofy from getting wet.
Why does Sir Damien believe that finding a boat on the opposite side of the river is advantageous?
It ensures they won't be able to use a boat for crossing.
Test your understanding of the themes of courage and determination in Chapter 5 of the book 'Hardesty'. Explore the characters' inner struggles and their resolve to stand up against challenges.
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