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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 25.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is the law Karana's father tells her about?
(a) The sea gods constantly watch The Island of the Blue Dolphins.
(b) Fish food should never be allowed to spoil.
(c) Women are not allowed to make weapons.
(d) No hunting allowed on a full moon night
2. What is the reason Karana believes her father is defeated by Captain Orlov.
(a) He trusts Captain Orlov and allows the lead hunter to pass by him.
(b) He accepts one chest as payment.
(c) He is weakened because he tells his secret name to Captain Orlov.
(d) He asks Captain Orlov for help carrying the black chest up the cliff.
3. What injury does Karana incur as she trips to avoid the old bull on the slope?
(a) Her elbow is injured.
(b) Her left eye is injured.
(c) She gets a nosebleed.
(d) Her leg is injured.
4. Why does Chief Chowig advise the people not to visit the Aleut's camp?
(a) He says that the Aleut's ways and language are not their ways
(b) He says that the Aleuts might kidnap women and children.
(c) He tells them that the Aleuts have powerful, evil magic.
(d) He warns them that the Aleuts carry disease.
5. Why do Captain Orlov and his Aleut hunters camp on the high ground of the island?
(a) To keep a lookout on the sea for any enemy ships
(b) To get a better view of the village and any uprisings from the tribe
(c) To be able to look at all parts of the island's coast for sea otters
(d) Because the beach is small and almost floods when the tide comes in
Short Answer Questions
1. Even the smallest stored canoe is too heavy to lift, so what is Karana's solution?
2. Where does Karana bury Rontu?
3. What does Karana find when she goes to the tide pool to see Mon-a-nee after three days?
4. What does the shape of the island resemble when a person stands on a rise in the middle?
5. What is the sound the unknown birds are making that Karana likes?
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