Sign of the Beaver Ch. 15 & 16

Why was Matt in such "fine spirits" at the beginning of Ch. 15?

• Matt was happy to see Attean.
• Matt had struck a rabbit with his arrow.
• Matt had seen a deer.
• Matt thought he would see his family that day.

What made this day "the day of their greatest adventure"? 

• Attean and Matt killed a wolf.
• Attean and Matt killed a deer.
• Attean and Matt killed a bear. 
• Attean and Matt killed a beaver.

How did the boys distract (slow down) the bear?

• They grabbed the bear cub. 
• The dog barked.
• Attean threw the rabbit at it.
• Matt threw the rabbit at it.

Who shot and killed the bear with the arrow?

• Matt
• Attean
• Attean's grandfather
• Matt's father

What did Attean say would happen to the bear now?

• Squaw will cut up the meat and take it back to the tribe.
• It would be left there because he did not mean to kill it.
• Matt would take it home with him.
• They will give it to a near-by tribe. 

What compliment (nice thing) did Attean say to Matt?

• He wasn't scared.
• He moved like an Indian.
• He was a smart-thinker.
• He had good aim.

Why did Attean show up at Matt's cabin at the beginning of Ch. 16?

• To thank him.
• To give him bear meat.
• To invite him to the feast.
• To give him a bear coat. 

Although Matt could not understand Attean's words during the feast, he knew he was ___.

• retelling stories from Robinson Crusoe
• retelling the story of killing the bear
• retelling the stories from the Bible
• retelling how he and Matt met

What happened between Attean's story and the actual feast?

• they danced
• they slept
• they went on a hunt
• they sang

What did Matt hear the Indians doing in the middle of the night?

• more dancing
• singing
• more eating
• more story-telling