Sign of the Beaver

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What did Matt's father give Matt to keep track of the days?

Back

Matt's father gave him seven sticks to keep track of the days.

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What was the name of Robinson Crusoe's 'slave'?

Back

The name of Robinson Crusoe's 'slave' was Friday.

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Who were coming nearby to Matt's home at the end of the book?

Back

At the end of the book, more settlers were coming nearby to Matt's home.

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What animal came into Matt's house and ate all the food?

Back

A bear came into Matt's house and ate all the food.

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Why is Attean's sister's name so different?

Back

Attean's sister's name is different because a Father had come by and given her a Christian name.

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What is the significance of the seven sticks in the story?

Back

The seven sticks represent the days of the week, helping Matt keep track of time.

Front

Who is Attean in 'Sign of the Beaver'?

Back

Attean is a Native American boy who becomes friends with Matt.

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What does the bear symbolize in the story?

Back

The bear symbolizes the challenges and dangers of living in the wilderness.

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What lesson does Matt learn from his friendship with Attean?

Back

Matt learns the importance of friendship and understanding different cultures.

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What role does nature play in 'Sign of the Beaver'?

Back

Nature plays a crucial role, representing both beauty and danger in Matt's life.