The Birchbark House Chapter 2

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What is the main job that Omakayas does not want to do in Chapter 2 of The Birchbark House?

Back

Tan the hide.

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What did Old Tallow give Omakayas as a token of thanks for borrowing scissors?

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A bit of maple sugar.

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Why does Omakayas hesitate at the end of the road to Tallow's house?

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She was scared of Tallow's dogs.

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How does Omakayas plan to impress Angeline?

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By making Angeline beg for some berries.

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What type of food did Omakayas give to the little bears?

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Berries.

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What does the act of borrowing scissors symbolize in Omakayas' relationship with Old Tallow?

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Trust and community support.

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What does Omakayas' fear of Tallow's dogs reveal about her character?

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It shows her vulnerability and sensitivity to her surroundings.

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In what way does Omakayas' interaction with Angeline reflect her personality?

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It shows her playful and competitive nature.

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What is the significance of maple sugar in the context of the story?

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It represents generosity and the sharing of resources.

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How does Omakayas' experience with the little bears contribute to her character development?

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It highlights her nurturing instincts and connection to nature.

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