windigo

What does the Windigo eat?

• hamburgers

• plants

• human flesh

• fruits

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what form can the Windigo take?

• a dog

• a human

• a cat

• a wolf

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what's the definition of hackles?

• a place where the windigo takes people

• a monster

• a prickly plant

• hairs on a dog that stand up when it is alarmed or angry

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whats the definition of sumac?

• the windigo's nickname

• a small tree with bright colors

• the windigo's favorite food

• a type of dog

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how was the story believed to have started?

• the loch ness monster

• a lost hunter who resulted to cannibalism

• a mud monster from a lake

• a werewolf

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what genre is The Windigo?

• comedy

• Non Fiction

• Native American Folklore

• fear

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Who's the author?

• Louise Erdrich

• Edgar Allen Poe

• Stephen King

• Sylvia Plath

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A windigo is....

• an evil spirit

• a mythical man-eating monster

• a ghost

• a werewolf that only comes out a night

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Who is the speaker in the poem?

• Windigo

• The poetess

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What is the poem form?

• Free verse

• rhymed verse

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