Fatty Legs Chapter 1

Where did the outsiders bring the young children who were “plucked” from their homes?

• Tuktoyaktuk

• Aklavik, the residential school

• Arctic Ocean

• No where

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How long does it take to get from Olemaun's home to Aklavik?

• 1 day

• 3 days

• 30 days

• 5 days

Why did Olemaun and her father make the journey to Aklavik?

• To buy food

• To visit family

• To buy supplies

• To go to school

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In Aklavik, who did Olemaun find mesmerizing?

• The nuns and priests

• The land

• The town

• The school

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Where did the nuns and priests come from?

• Europe - France

• Europe - Belgium

• South America

• Africa

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What did Rosie, Olemaun’s half-sister, say about the school?

• She loved it

• She would tell Olemaun nothing about it

• She missed it

• She disliked it

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Why did Olemaun’s father say 'no' every time the outsiders came for her?

• He needs her to help the family

• He knows what happens at those schools

• He does not want Olemaun to read

• He does not enjoy having to take her to school

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Olemaun believes she will be good at the school because she already has

• experience with hunting, trapping, and curing foods

• has family members who have gone to the school

• understand the outsiders' wants

• will come home after school is over

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The simile/comparison used to show what the outsiders will do to Olemaun was a

• Cloth

• Rock

• Shell

• Tree

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