Totem Poles

How are the Alaskan traditions different from ours?

• They use totem poles to get up with their tradition of making them.

• They create and make totem poles to keep up with traditions.

• They use photos and pictures to keep up with traditions.

What is the meaning of the word ancestor as it is used in the passage?

• ascendant

• descendant

• observant

Why do they use Totem poles?

• to help keep the memory of their past alive and honor those who had died.

• to help the traditions of telling stories from their ancestors point of view

This passage is written in _______ point of view.

• 1st person

• Narrator

• 3rd person

What does the raven symbolize? p2

• power, courage, wisdom

• curiosity, deception, and trickery

• cunning, agility, and wildness

What is the overall structure of the passage?

• Description and cause and effect

• description and sequence of events

• description and problem and solution

Which picture could also be added to the passage?

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How does image 1 contribute to the passage?

• It shows the separation of the British Columbia by channels, bays, and fijords.

• It shows a map of the location.

• It shows where totems are located.

What were the different tribes?

• Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian.

• North Alaskan and South Alaskan

• Tlingit and Haida

What is another name for the tribe as described in the text?

• clan

• group

• peop;e