JS6_U56 - Story Review

(ENCOUNTER) Which of these things appear as birds in the

boy’s dream?

• trees

• boats

• clouds

• spears

(ENCOUNTER) What does the chief do after hearing the

boy’s warning?

• He obeys it

• He ignores it

• He laughs at it

• he thinks about it

(ENCOUNTER) Which words best describes how the boy feels when the strangers arrive?

• worried and afraid

• friendly and kind

• tired and restless

• happy and excited

(ENCOUNTER) Why does the chief believe that the strangers came from the sky?

• The colors of their clothes look like feathers of parrots.

• Their skin is pale.

• Their hands are cold.

• The sails of the boats look like the wings of birds.

(ENCOUNTER) The boys grows to be an old man. He says he does not dream anymore. Why? The strangers

• learned the language of the boy's people.

• sailed from the bay and never returned.

• took control of the chief's land.

• returned to the bay with more gifts.

(WHEN CULTURES MEET) What was Christopher Columbus searching for when he landed in the Americas?

• a trade route

• a land to colonize

• a new type of crop

• a better way to hunt

(WHEN CULTURES MEET) How did the Native Americans treat the first European Settlers?

• They attacked their homes.

• They gave them new clothes.

• They helped them grow food.

• They ran away from their ships.

(WHEN CULTURES MEET) Which of these crops did Native Americans grow before the Europeans arrived?

• rice

• corn

• onion

• lettuce

(DOGS AT WORK) What do all service dogs have in common?

• They guide owners on adventures.

• They open doors for their owners.

• They help people with disabilities.

• They visit sick people in hospitals.

(DOGS AT WORK) How are detection dogs and search-and-rescue dogs the same?

• They both find people in the water.

• They both find things or people that are hidden.

• They both find things in airports.

• They both find things in burned buildings.