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Sign of the Beaver ch.9-12 Quiz
By Sylvia Lee
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Attean teaches Matt how to hunt without using bullets by...
telling Matt to use a metal fishing hook
telling Matt to use a snare
telling Matt to get honey
telling Matt to grow corn in the garden
How does Attean teach Matt to make a snare?
by peeling bark off from a tree
by using his shoelaces
by twisting together root
by salvaging his fishing line
Who is Friday?
the captain of Robinson Crusoe's ship
the cannibal savage that tried to eat Robinson Crusoe
Attean's dog
the native that Robinson Crusoe saved
How does Attean react when Friday bows down to Robinson Crusoe?
he is angry and says it's better to die than kneel down to a white man
he is happy that the native has a white man for a friend
he is confused as to why the native is a slave
he is sad because he thinks the native should be equal to the white man
What does Attean do that makes Matt pleasantly surprised and excited?
Attean offers Matt fresh meat
Attean invites Matt to go fishing
Attean makes Matt a new bow
Attean reads Matt a story
Why does Matt get angry at Attean when they are fishing?
Matt is embarrassed and thinks Attean is making fun him failing
Matt thinks that Attean broke his fishing pole
Attean says the fish he caught is too small to eat
Attean tells Matt to use a metal fishing hook
What does Attean do when he catches his first fish?
he puts it on the fire
he speaks to it and lets it go
he gives it to Matt
he gives it to his dog
What does Matt realize at the end of their fishing trip?
Matt thinks fish are better fried and with salt
Matt is happy to finally have a friend for life
Matt feels that Attean is teaching him many new ways to survive
Matt understands that he doesn't need his father
Attean's dog could be described as...
mangy and scarred
slow and graceful
old and blind
young and fearless
What happened to the dog's nose?
it got stung by a porcupine
it got attacked by a bear
it got stuck in a trap
it got bitten by a snake
Why does Matt get startled at the beaver dam?
the beaver drops a tree and makes it crash down
the beaver slaps it's tail on the water
there's a mysterious sign carved on the tree
a sound of a rifle booms in the distance
Compare Matt and Attean to Robinson Crusoe and Friday
Matt is the leader similar to how Robinson Crusoe is a teacher
Attean is a savage similar to how Robinson Crusoe is a slave
Matt is a slave similar to how Friday is a savage
Attean is a teacher similar to how Robinson Crusoe is the leader
What does Attean give Matt to chew on?
honeycomb from the beehive
old molasses candy from his pocket
sap from a tree
dried jerky from rabbit meat
Which of the following does Attean NOT teach Matt how to make?
hook
spear
bow
knife
What is Attean's first step when you make a good bow?
shave the bark off the wood
cut notches in the wood
grease the wood with oil
select the proper ashwood about three fingers thick
What is Attean's second step when you make a good bow?
shave the bark off the wood
cut notches in the wood
grease the wood with oil
select the proper ashwood about three fingers thick
What is Attean's third step when you make a good bow?
shave the bark off the wood
cut notches in the wood
grease the wood with oil
select the proper wood about three fingers thick
What kind of oil does Matt use to grease his bow?
Bear fat
fish fat
rabbit fat
duck fat
What kind of wood does Matt use to make his arrows?
birch branches
birch bark
birch saplings
birch roots
In the story, how do Native Americans mark their hunting territory?
they build fences on their property
they set out snares and traps around their property
they have guards keep an eye on their property
they carve signs in the trunks of trees on the property