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What was the name of the young boy who lived among the Algonquin people?

• The Algonquin boy

• The Brave Warrior

• Little Fox

• The Clever Trickster

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What problem did the village face?

• A fierce storm

• A fierce bear

• Encroaching hunters

• A trap that wouldn't work

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How did Little Fox deal with the bear?

• He fought the bear with weapons

• He used a trap baited with berries

• He asked the bear to leave

• He scared the bear with fire

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What did the villagers do with the bear the next morning?

• They kept it as a pet

• They released it far from their village

• They gave it more berries

• They taught it to respect humans

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What did Little Fox become a hero for?

• Using strength and weapons

• Outsmarting the bear

• Becoming the chief of the village

• Learning to communicate with animals

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What is the moral of Little Fox's tale?

• The importance of strength and courage

• The importance of wisdom, respect, and coexistence with nature

• The importance of setting traps

• The importance of being a warrior

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What were the earthen mounds made by Native American tribes like the Cherokee, Creek, and Seminole primarily used for?

• They were used as simple piles of dirt.

• They were used for important reasons such as meetings or big events.

• They were used as fishing grounds.

• They were used as playgrounds for children.

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What is special about the Etowah Mounds in Georgia?

• They are the smallest mounds ever built.

• They are shaped like animals, showing the tribes' love for nature.

• They were used as burial grounds for the tribes.

• They are made entirely of wood.

What kind of houses did the Native American tribes live in?

• Houses built on the ground with stone walls.

• Houses called chickees, built up on platforms with leafy roofs.

• Igloos made from blocks of ice.

• Tents made from animal skins.

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What does the presence of the earthen mounds remind us of today?

• The lack of technological advancement in the past.

• The conflict between people and nature.

• The intelligence and spirit of the Southeastern Native Americans and their harmonious relationship with nature.

• The architectural mistakes of ancient civilizations.

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