Island of the Blue Dolphin Ch 2-4

In chapter two of Island of the Blue Dolphins, how does Karana describe the island?

• It is large and flat.

• It is shaped like a dolphin.

• There are many woodland creatures to hunt.

• It is comprised mainly of beach land.

From chapter three of Island of the Blue Dolphins, why do the Aleuts want to hunt the sea otters?

• for food

• for pets

• for their skins

• to use as whale bait

What are the villagers creating from the log that washes ashore in chapter three of Island of the Blue Dolphins?

• kindling

• weapons

• traps

• canoes

What is Karana's concern as she watches the sea otters being hunted in chapter three of Island of the Blue Dolphins?

• There will not be any otters left.

• The Aleuts will not share the otters.

• The kelp beds are being destroyed.

• There is blood on the beach and in the sea.

Which of the following best describes the interaction between the villagers and the Aleuts in chapter two of Island of the Blue Dolphins?

• They are friendly.

• They are aggressive.

• They spy on one another.

• They pretend to like each other.

In Chapter 4 of The Island of the Blue Dolphins, why does the Ghalas-at tribe follow the Aleuts to the beach?

• The Aleuts have not paid them for the otters they have killed.

• The Aleuts have kidnapped Ulape.

• The Aleuts have taken the Chief's spear.

• The Aleuts have not said farewell.

In Chapter 4 of The Island of the Blue Dolphins, what does Captain Orlov first offer Chief Chowig?

• To stay and help rebuild their village

• Fifty otter pelts

• A chest of iron swords and tools

• Beads