Wonders G4-U6-W1 - A Surprise Reunion

What are stories, music, and dance a part of?

• A person's daily routine

• A person's cultural tradition and history

• A person's hobbies

• A person's sports activities

What is the essential question raised in the story "A Surprise Reunion"?

• How do people celebrate holidays?

• How do traditions connect people?

• How do siblings fight and make up?

• How do friends find each other after a long time?

What did the Shoshone tribe prepare for?

• The Rabbit Dance

• A raid

• A feast

• A game of ball

What would happen if the ball rolled outside the circle in the children's game?

• The child would win a prize.

• The game would start over.

• The child must forfeit his or her turn.

• The child would get another chance.

Why did the Shoshone honor the rabbit with a dance?

• Because it was a symbol of peace.

• Because it was considered a wise animal.

• Because it was an important food source.

• Because it was a sacred animal.

At the beginning of the story, how did Cameahwait feel when he remembered his little sister?

• Happy and nostalgic.

• Angry and vengeful.

• Sad and pained.

• Indifferent and distant.

What word describes how Cameahwait felt about those who had taken his sister?

• Admiration

• Despised

• Appreciation

• Fondness

Who interrupted Hawk-That-Soars' thoughts?

• Captain Lewis

• Cameahwait

• Sacagawea

• A supply boat

What did Captain Lewis ask the Shoshone chief for?

• Food and other goods

• Horses to help transport supplies

• A large tent

• Buffalo blankets

What was Captain Lewis' mission?

• To explore the land from the Missouri River to the ocean

• To trade with the Shoshone

• To find Sacagawea

• To build a supply boat