Prologue
Chapter 2 Details
What's in a Name?
Comprehension
Comprehension, Too
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The Girl From Spirit Island?

What is the title of the prologue?

100

What is the number of bear cubs that appeared?

Two

100
Who is Angeline?
Omayakas's sister
100
What made the bear cubs feel scared?
Omayakas stood up.
100
What is the weapon that Omayakas could use against the bear?
Scissors
200

Who are the men who encountered, but then left the baby on the island?

the voyageurs

200

What is Omayakas doing at the beginning of the story?

Picking berries

200
Name the author of this story.
Mrs. Louise Erdrich
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Why did the bear cubs want to lick Omayakas's hand?
She had berries in her hand.
200
What is the mother bear's breath like?
It smells horrible!
300

What are the tiny white-throated birds that were singing on the island.

sparrows

300

What feeling does Omayakas have for her sister?

Envy

300
What is the candy she had?
Maple sugar candy or "spring sweetness"
300
What is Omayakas imagining when she thinks the cubs are orphans?
She would take the bear cubs back to the village and show them off.
300
What is Omayakas's first instinct when she sees the mother bear?
She didn't move.
400

These were new and carefully sewn on the baby's feet.

makazins

400

Protecting her cubs

What is the mother bear angry?

400

She is fierce and strong and lives with her pack of dogs?

Old Tallow

400
In what year does this story takes place?
1847
400

What are two smells on Omakayas that the mother bear could have noticed when she was on top of her?

Grandma and Mama's bone-and-sprucewood comb, her baby brother's body, the bear-killing dogs, the moose stew, the onion seasoning, the maple sugar, and/or the skins and mats she slept in.

500

He thought of his wife and decided he would tell her about the baby.

Hat

500

How can you tell from the story that the cubs respect their mother?

They leave when their mother guides them away from Omakayas.

500

She gets her name for jer bright smile and her quick temper?

Yellow Kettle

500
What is the theme of this story?
It is important to respect people, animals and those around you.
500
What does Omakayas learn from the experience of having the mother bear on top of her?
To respect others....