Island of the Blue Dolphins Chapter 7-10

Front

What did Ramo find in the village that he wore around his neck?

Back

Sea-elephant teeth.

Front

Why did Karana decide to return back to the Island of the Blue Dolphins?

Back

Her canoe kept leaking.

Front

What of Karana's was ruined when she jumped into the sea?

Back

Her skirt made of yucca fibers.

Front

What does the thin mark with blue clay across Ulape's nose and cheekbones represent?

Back

An unmarried woman.

Front

Where did Karana decide to live after leaving the Ghalas-at village?

Back

On top of rock.

Front

What is the significance of the sea-elephant teeth in the story?

Back

They represent Ramo's connection to his heritage and the resources of the island.

Front

How does Karana's decision to return to the island reflect her character?

Back

It shows her resilience and attachment to her home.

Front

What materials did Karana use to make her skirt?

Back

Yucca fibers.

Front

What cultural significance does Ulape's mark have in the story?

Back

It signifies her status as an unmarried woman in her community.

Front

What challenges does Karana face after leaving the Ghalas-at village?

Back

She faces isolation, the need for food, and the dangers of the environment.