Indian Captive Ch 4

Front

Where was Molly taken by the two Indian women?

Back

To an Indian village called Seneca Town.

Front

Who is Corn Tassel?

Back

Molly's new Indian name.

Front

Why did the Indians throw Molly's clothes into the river?

Back

To make an Indian girl out of her.

Front

Why did the Indian women bring Molly to their village?

Back

To take the place of an Indian boy who was killed.

Front

What does the term 'captivity' mean in the context of the story?

Back

Being taken and held against one's will.

Front

What is the significance of names in Native American culture as seen in the story?

Back

Names often reflect identity and can signify a new role or status.

Front

How does Molly's experience reflect the theme of survival?

Back

Molly learns to adapt to her new environment and find ways to survive.

Front

What role do the Indian women play in Molly's life after her capture?

Back

They become her caretakers and help her adjust to her new life.

Front

What is the importance of the setting in 'Indian Captive'?

Back

The setting influences the characters' actions and the story's events.

Front

How does Molly's perspective change throughout the chapter?

Back

She begins to see the Indians as more than just captors.