Call it Courage - Chapter 5 FLASHCARD

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What did the people of Hikueru think about Mafatu's canoe when they saw it sail up to the island?

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They thought it was a fine canoe, artfully built.

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Why does Mafatu have to leave the island?

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Because the eaters-of-men are after him.

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What does Mafatu say to Moana at the end of his journey?

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He says he is no longer afraid, and he laughs at him.

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What was the advantage of Mafatu's canoe?

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It was light and sleek so it could move very quickly in the water.

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How does Mafatu's story live on in Hikueru?

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They tell his story over the evening fires.

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What is the significance of Mafatu's canoe in the story?

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It represents his courage and skill as a young navigator.

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What does the character of Mafatu symbolize in the story?

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He symbolizes bravery and the journey to overcome fear.

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How does the setting of Hikueru influence the story?

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The island setting provides a backdrop for adventure and challenges.

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What role does Moana play in Mafatu's journey?

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Moana represents the sea and the challenges that Mafatu must face.

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What lesson can be learned from Mafatu's experiences?

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One can learn that facing fears is essential for personal growth.