Two Old Women: An Alaska Legend of Betrayal, Courage, and Survival Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

Velma Wallis
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 115 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Two Old Women: An Alaska Legend of Betrayal, Courage, and Survival Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

Velma Wallis
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Sa' thinks holds power over all living things?
(a) The moon.
(b) The sun.
(c) The land.
(d) The weather.

2. What came back to the women as they look at the campsite where they had camped many years before?
(a) Feelings of mistrust and betrayal.
(b) Good memories.
(c) Bitter memories.
(d) Sad memories.

3. How do the women know they are traveling in the right direction?
(a) They start to remember the trips of long ago.
(b) Familiar landmarks begin to appear.
(c) The river ran only one way from the slough.
(d) They followed the path of the sun.

4. What do the old women do in return for the help of the group?
(a) Tell stories.
(b) Tan hides.
(c) Wash clothing.
(d) Cook.

5. What do the women make to guide the rabbits to the snare?
(a) Fences.
(b) Hollows.
(c) Bait.
(d) Signposts.

6. What do the younger men provide for the old women?
(a) Snowshoes and weapons.
(b) Dried fish.
(c) Food and clothing.
(d) Wood and water.

7. How did Chi'idzigyaak get her name?
(a) From a star.
(b) From a whale.
(c) From a chickadee.
(d) From a caribou.

8. What does Chi'idzigyaak say the young people think about them?
(a) They are foolish.
(b) They will die soon.
(c) They are useless.
(d) They are without skills.

9. What had The People done with the women's personal possessions?
(a) Stolen them.
(b) Sold them to a passing group.
(c) Left them for the women.
(d) Divided them up to share.

10. What are the women watching for along the river?
(a) A lagoon.
(b) A narrow stream.
(c) A tall tree.
(d) A rock formation.

11. What is the result of returning circulation to Sa's legs?
(a) Relief from pain.
(b) Continued pain.
(c) Less pain.
(d) More pain.

12. What protects Shruh Zhuu when he freely voices his opinions as a child?
(a) His mother.
(b) The favor of the chief.
(c) His youth and innocence.
(d) His grandmother.

13. Why don't the women camp in the more protected area of the forest?
(a) They want to stay by the river.
(b) They can't walk any farther.
(c) They are afraid of forest wolves.
(d) They want to stay by the lake.

14. Why does Chi'idzigyaak pretend to be asleep on the fifth morning?
(a) She doesn't want to give up her dream.
(b) She doesn't want to face the day.
(c) She doesn't want to move.
(d) She doesn't want to shame her friend.

15. What do the women make with babiche?
(a) Whips.
(b) Nooses.
(c) Belts.
(d) Moccasins.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who sets up shelters for the old women?

2. How does Chi'idzigyaak recognize the spot where they had camped many years before?

3. What is the first thing the old women do to save themselves?

4. What kind of work do the women do?

5. What had the women done with their walking sticks?

(see the answer keys)

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