Island of the Blue Dolphins- Ch. 12-16

Front

Who is Rontu?

Back

The dog that Karana had wounded.

Front

Why does Karana nurse the leader of the wild dogs back to good health?

Back

She realized he was a good companion.

Front

Which sea elephant's body did Karana find when she returned to the place where they lived?

Back

The old bull's.

Front

Who is the author of the book, Island of the Blue Dolphins?

Back

Scott O'Dell.

Front

What is the myth about women building bows and arrows?

Back

It would break if they tried to use it.

Front

What does Karana do when she is left alone on the island?

Back

She learns to survive and adapt to her environment.

Front

What is the significance of the sea elephants in the story?

Back

They represent the natural wildlife of the island and Karana's connection to it.

Front

How does Karana's relationship with Rontu evolve throughout the story?

Back

She goes from seeing him as a wounded animal to a loyal companion.

Front

What challenges does Karana face while living alone on the island?

Back

She faces loneliness, survival challenges, and the need to protect herself from wild dogs.

Front

What does Karana's decision to build a canoe symbolize?

Back

Her desire for freedom and exploration beyond the island.