Island of the Blue Dolphin Chapter 6

What can you infer about Karana's feelings towards the wild dogs based on her actions in Chapter 6?

• Friendly and welcoming

• Excited and eager

• Indifferent and careless

• Fearful and cautious

Describe the setting of the island as depicted in Chapter 6. How does it contribute to the overall mood of the story?

• Urban, crowded, modern amenities

• Flat, barren, extreme heat

• Rugged, isolated, harsh weather, limited resources

• Tropical, luxurious, abundant resources

How does the plot develop in Chapter 6? What significant events take place?

• The plot develops as Karana builds a new house and continues to survive on the island. Significant events include her encounter with wild dogs and her efforts to make weapons for protection.

• The plot develops as Karana discovers a hidden treasure on the island and becomes rich. Significant events include her encounter with a mysterious stranger and her decision to leave the island for a life of luxury.

• The plot develops as Karana becomes friends with the wild dogs and they help her survive on the island. Significant events include her encounter with a group of hostile islanders and her escape to a neighboring island.

• The plot develops as Karana goes back to the mainland and leaves the island forever. Significant events include her encounter with a rescue ship and her reunion with her family.

What can you infer about Karana's character based on her interactions with the other island inhabitants in Chapter 6?

• Conforming, obedient, and submissive

• Independent, resourceful, and resilient

• Dependent, helpless, and weak

• Unfriendly, uncooperative, and lazy

Explain the significance of the character Ramo in Chapter 6. How does he contribute to the overall story?

• Ramo is a minor character with no significance

• Ramo's absence has no impact on the story

• Ramo's absence leads to Karana's decision to stay behind and care for him, shaping her character and her journey of survival.

• Ramo's presence causes Karana to leave the island

Describe the relationship between Karana and the sea as portrayed in Chapter 6. How does it impact her character?

• Karana's relationship with the sea is portrayed as indifferent, impacting her character by making her lazy and unproductive.

• Karana's relationship with the sea is portrayed as hostile and vengeful, impacting her character by making her aggressive and unforgiving.

• Karana's relationship with the sea is portrayed as joyful and carefree, impacting her character by making her reckless and irresponsible.

• Karana's relationship with the sea is portrayed as both fearful and respectful, impacting her character by making her more cautious and resourceful.

What role does the character of Chief Chowig play in Chapter 6? How does he influence the plot?

• Chief Chowig is a villain who tries to harm Karana and disrupt her survival

• Chief Chowig is a minor character with no influence on the plot

• Chief Chowig is a comic relief character who provides no real support to Karana

• Chief Chowig is a leader of the Ghalas-at tribe and provides guidance and support to Karana, influencing the plot by helping her in her quest for survival.

Discuss the significance of the character of Ulape in Chapter 6. How does she contribute to the development of the story?

• Ulape contributes to the development of the story by being the leader of the Aleuts, the enemies of Karana's tribe.

• Ulape is a minor character with no significant contribution to the story

• Ulape is a supportive and helpful friend to Karana

• Ulape is a peaceful and diplomatic leader who resolves conflicts with Karana's tribe

Explain the impact of the shipwreck on the island's inhabitants as depicted in Chapter 6. How does it shape the plot?

• The shipwreck only affects a few individuals and has no bearing on the overall plot.

• It has no impact on the island's inhabitants and does not shape the plot at all.

• It causes a significant change in the lives of the island's inhabitants, leading to fear, uncertainty, and the need to adapt to new circumstances.

• The shipwreck brings joy and prosperity to the island's inhabitants, leading to a happy ending.

What can you infer about Karana's future decisions based on her actions and thoughts in Chapter 6?

• Her future decisions may be influenced by her love for the sea creatures

• Her future decisions may be influenced by her determination and resourcefulness in surviving on the island.

• Her future decisions may be influenced by her dislike for the island

• Her future decisions may be influenced by her desire to leave the island as soon as possible