Sign of the Beaver- Ch.13-25

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17 questions

1

After Matt read to him in the daytime, Attean retold the story of Robinson Crusoe to the people of his village at night.

True

False

Though he had been trained not to show emotion, Attean laughed and smiled a lot when he and Matt were together.

True

False

Because of Attean, Matt began to think of the story of Robinson Crusoe in a different way.

True

False

Attean's people had an ancient story much like the story of the flood in the Bible.

True

False

When the boys were about to be attacked by a bear, Matt distracted it and Attean killed it with his bow and arrows and his knife.

True

False

Matt and Attean cut the bear up and carried it back to the village by themselves.

True

False

Matt and Attean cut the bear up and carried it back to the village by themselves.

True

False

Matt's first trip to Attean's village was to celebrate the killing of the bear.

True

False

Attean’s village was poor, shabby, and cluttered

True

False

With Attean as his teacher, Matt learned to find his way around the forest by reading Indian signs.

True

False

Both Attean's parents died of starvation because white men had taken over so much Indian hunting ground.

True

False

Matt was interested in the work the women in Attean’s village were doing because he knew the skills would be of value to him.

True

False

During his second invited visit to Attean’s village, Matt realized that he passed some sort of a test during the rough games he played with the Indian boys.

True

False

Saknis thought that Matt’s father might not return, and he invited the boy to come live with them and go along when they left to hunt moose.

True

False

Attean and his people did not share white men’s idea of owning land.

True

False

When he left for the last time, Attean said it was good that his dog stay with Matt, his white brother.

True

False

Matt gave Attean his copy of Robinson Crusoe.

True

False

After Matt read to him in the daytime, Attean retold the story of Robinson Crusoe to the people of his village at night.

True

False

Though he had been trained not to show emotion, Attean laughed and smiled a lot when he and Matt were together.

True

False

Because of Attean, Matt began to think of the story of Robinson Crusoe in a different way.

True

False

Attean's people had an ancient story much like the story of the flood in the Bible.

True

False

When the boys were about to be attacked by a bear, Matt distracted it and Attean killed it with his bow and arrows and his knife.

True

False

Matt and Attean cut the bear up and carried it back to the village by themselves.

True

False

Matt and Attean cut the bear up and carried it back to the village by themselves.

True

False

Matt's first trip to Attean's village was to celebrate the killing of the bear.

True

False

Attean’s village was poor, shabby, and cluttered

True

False

With Attean as his teacher, Matt learned to find his way around the forest by reading Indian signs.

True

False

Both Attean's parents died of starvation because white men had taken over so much Indian hunting ground.

True

False

Matt was interested in the work the women in Attean’s village were doing because he knew the skills would be of value to him.

True

False

During his second invited visit to Attean’s village, Matt realized that he passed some sort of a test during the rough games he played with the Indian boys.

True

False

Saknis thought that Matt’s father might not return, and he invited the boy to come live with them and go along when they left to hunt moose.

True

False

Attean and his people did not share white men’s idea of owning land.

True

False

When he left for the last time, Attean said it was good that his dog stay with Matt, his white brother.

True

False

Matt gave Attean his copy of Robinson Crusoe.

True

False