Lesson 12 Comprehension "Yonder Mountain: A Cherokee Legend

eager to find the next leader for the tribe

excited that he will no longer be the leader

surprised that he can no longer lead the people

worried that hte next leader will not be as good as him

They all return with torn clothes

They all bring back pretty stones

They all stay away for a long time

They all have to take the chief's test

They will both be traded for food.

They are both useful for the tribe.

They will both help heal sickness.

They are both on the mountain peak.

They get lost on the mountain.

They stop to rest on the mountain.

THey refuse to go up the mountain.

They think the mountain is too steep.

The third young man returns very quickly.

The third young man brings nothing from the mountain.

The third young man cares about the people in his village.

The third young man waits and goes up the mountain later.

The first two young men want to go live in another village.

The first two young men do not know how to read smoke signals.

The first two young men worry about the people in the other village.

The first two young men do not follow the chief's order to go to the peak.

They have to climb mountains.

They want to trade stones for medicine.

They think the three young man are foolish.

They are eager to see what each young man brings back.

to listen to the chief

to set goals for themselves

not to be afraid to ask for help

how to work together to find success

A good leader must never give up on their dreams.

A good leader must be young and therefore have a lot to offer the world.

A good leader must remember to climb up the mountain to gather stones and herbs.

A good leader must work through difficulties in order to do what is needed to help other people.

being clever

helping others

doing well with money

knowing about medicine