Sign of the Beaver Ch. 1-10

Front

What does Matt offer to the Indians?

Back

Matt offers the Robinson Crusoe book to the Indians.

Front

What does the old man want Matt to do for Attean?

Back

The old man wants Matt to teach Attean to read.

Front

How does Attean respond when he finds out how long it will take him to learn to read?

Back

Attean becomes frustrated and storms out of the cabin.

Front

What does the old man bring for Matt?

Back

The old man brings moccasins for Matt.

Front

Who took Matt back to his cabin?

Back

An old man and a boy took Matt back to his cabin.

Front

What is the significance of the Robinson Crusoe book in the story?

Back

The Robinson Crusoe book represents knowledge and connection between cultures.

Front

How does Matt feel about teaching Attean to read?

Back

Matt feels a sense of responsibility and excitement about teaching Attean.

Front

What challenges does Attean face in learning to read?

Back

Attean faces frustration and cultural differences in learning to read.

Front

What role does friendship play in Matt and Attean's relationship?

Back

Friendship helps bridge cultural gaps and fosters mutual respect.

Front

What does the moccasins symbolize in the story?

Back

The moccasins symbolize the connection to nature and the Native American culture.