The Sign of the Beaver Ch 14-20

The Indian village was surrounded by a lot of wooden posts called a _________________.

• unhampered

• dignity

• stockade

The Indians liked to hear Attean’s ______________________ of the adventures he had heard about in Robinson Crusoe.

• tribute

• narrative

• pliable

The tree saplings were used for many things, because they are_________, and they don’t break easily.

• territory

• solemn

• pliable

There was a __________________ corn crop this year, not too much or too little.

• trespasser

• narrative

• meager

The gifts Matt and Attean exchanged were a _____________________to their friendship.

• tribute

• solemn

• stockade

After Attean found his manitou, he walked with pride and_______________.

• territory

• dignity

• meager

The path through the forest was clear, so they could walk ______________and get there faster.

• meager

• unhampered

• tribute

Matt did not want to be a _________________on the turtle tribe’s land, so

he watched carefully for their signs on the trees.

• trespasser

• unhampered

• narrative

The beaver carved on the trees meant that this was beaver family______________,

and others were to stay away.

• trespasser

• territory

• tribute

Attean and Saknis looked very ____________________ as they came to Matt’s cabin to say goodbye.

• solemn

• unhampered

• narrative