R.I.3.4-700

What did Kaya the crow have a keen interest in?

• Building nests

• Collecting food

• Beautiful things

• Flying high

What did Kaya do when she saw Lina's necklace?

• She admired it from afar

• She asked Lina for it

• She swooped down and took it

• She ignored it

Why did Kaya decide to return the necklace to Lina?

• She lost interest in it

• She felt guilty

• It was not shiny enough

• Lina offered her food in exchange

What lesson did Kaya learn by the end of the story?

• To admire things from a distance

• True beauty comes from happiness

• Shiny objects are the most valuable

• Necklaces are not important

What are the Southeastern Native American tribes like the Cherokee, Creek, and Seminole known for making?

• Totem poles

• Large canoes

• Big mounds out of earth

• Stone sculptures

What was the purpose of the flat-topped mounds built by the tribes in Mississippi and Alabama?

• They were used as markets for trading.

• They had buildings where leaders met or held big ceremonies.

• They were used as defensive structures.

• They were constructed for agricultural purposes.

What does the mound shaped like a bird at the Etowah Mounds in Georgia suggest?

• The tribe's ability to hunt birds

• The tribe's connection to water

• The tribe's close feeling to nature

• The tribe's skill in art

What were the homes of the Southeastern Native Americans known as?

• Teepees

• Wigwams

• Chickees

• Longhouses

What were the Southeastern Native Americans' homes made of?

• Stone and mud

• Ice blocks

• Wood and leaves

• Bricks and cement

What does the presence of the mounds remind us of?

• The conflicts between different tribes

• The Southeastern Native Americans' cleverness and spirit

• The colonization by Europeans

• The technological advancements of the tribes