Birchbark House Chapters 5-8

What is Dagwaging?

• Summer
• Fall
• Winter
• Spring

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CCSS.L.5.4A

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What helped Omakayas endure tanning hides?

• Deydey’s gift made the work easier
• Andeg’s lively company
• Neewo talked to her
• the bear cubs watched over her

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CCSS.RL.5.1

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What does the word indignation mean as it is used on page 76?

• pleasure and contentment
• calm and collective
• sarcastic and ambitious
• anger and annoyance

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CCSS.L.5.4A

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How do Deydey, LaPautre, & Fishtail feel about the chimookoman?                           

• They do not respect the chimookoman.
• They believe the chimookoman are hardworking.
• The chimookoman have delicious food, but are always hungry.
• The chimookoman are skilled at chopping trees with an ax. 

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CCSS.RL.5.1

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What happened when Pinch was left alone to watch over the chokecherries?

• Pinch fell asleep and Andeg ate the berries.
• Pinch ate most of the berries and rearranged the remainder to make the mat look full.
• Pinch tried to shoo away the chickadees but they kept coming back for more. 
• Pinch convinced Andeg to eat the berries too so he would not be the only guilty one. 

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CCSS.RL.5.1

How did Mama discover the truth about the berries?

• Pinch felt guilty when Mama scared Andeg off, so he confessed to eating the berries.
• Pinch was afraid the ghost foot would carry him off so he told the truth.
• Pinch’s stomachache made Mama suspicious. The juice marks on his hands and lips were proof. 
• Pinch was bragging about eating the berries, so Omakayas and Angeline told on him. 

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CCSS.RL.5.1

What did Pinch do to make Andeg so angry that he squawked, “Gaygo, Pinch!”?

• Pinch wouldn’t give Andeg a gaygo.
• Pinch tipped the boat over.
• Pinch splashed Andeg with water.
• Pinch pulled Andeg’s tail feathers.

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CCSS.RL.5.1

On page 96, Nokomis asked Omakayas and Two Strike girl to pick reeds. Using the text and the illustration on this page, answer the following question. What is a reed? 

• A tall and slim plant that grows in the water.
• A very long stick used to move things out of the way.
• A long sewing needle used to weave mats and baskets. 
• A part of a musical instrument. 

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CCSS.L.5.4A

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What does the word cache mean as it is used on page 100?

• A stew made of moose, rice, and corn.
• A collection of items stored away for future use.
• A container that holds materials that have been thrown away.
• A makuk, or bowl, filled with sweet treats. 

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CCSS.L.5.4A

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How did the mood change after Nokomis blessed the cache? (Pages 101-102)

• The thought of the coming winter and tough times to come made everyone feel uneasy. 
• Everyone shared a hearty meal from the cache and shared stories about the windingos. 
• The entire family was excited to be moving back into the cabin.
• Everyone felt calm and peaceful knowing they had plenty of food for the winter. 

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