Week 2 Exit Ticket Retake

Think about chapter 3 from The First Americans: Prehistory-1600 (A History of US, Book 1) by Joy Hakim, and answer the questions that follow.

Part A:

Which two statements best describe early accomplishments of the Native Americans?

• They used the wheel to travel.

• They developed a trading system to make money selling crops.

• They created weapons that could be used for hunting.

• They developed a single language that all tribes could use and understand.

• They built their own ships to explore new places.

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Part B:

Which two details from the text best support the correct answer to Part A?

• "In boats covered in animal skins, they could explore and settle the coastline."

• "Some of them followed the herds east, into Canada, until they reached some great lakes...."

• "They found grasses and nuts and berries to eat."

• "Spear points with bison bones- found near Folsom, New Mexico- will indicate that some early Americans hunted animals...."

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  "But farming helped more families survive...."

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Which of the following quotations from Chapter 3 of A History of US best shows that the Native Americans did not know they were traveling into a new continent? (5.RI.KID.1)

• "Watch that band of people move across the plain. They Look hungry and tired."

• "Alaska, where the hunters went, seemed like a fine place."

• "Big animals came to Beringia; people came too. Some people walked there; many came by sea."

• "They don't realize what a big step they are taking. They don't know they are making history."

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Think about the text The First Americans: Prehistory-1600 (A History of US, Book 1) by Joy Hakim.

Read the excerpt from Chapter 3 and then answer Part A and Part B.

       "North America was a hunter's heaven, and big game hunters had arrived. Some day those hunters will be known as Clovis people—because in the 20th century, their spear tips will be discovered along with mammoth bones at Clovis, New Mexico.  Spear points with bison bones—found near Folsom, New Mexico—will indicate that some early Americans hunted animals like bison, that travel in herds. These versatile hunters—who also kill and eat birds, fish, foxes, and turtles—will thrive in North America."

 

The First Americans: Prehisotry-1600 (A History of US, Book 1) by Joy Hakim

Part A:

What is the meaning of the word versatile as it is used in the passage?

• able to make sharp weapons for hunting

• able to hunt large animals with ease

• able to survive

• able to adapt or change

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Part B:

Which detail from the text best supports the answer to Part A?

  "North America was a hunter's heaven, and big game hunters had arrived. Some day those hunters will be known as Clovis people—because in the 20th century, their spear tips will be discovered along with mammoth bones at Clovis, New Mexico.  Spear points with bison bones—found near Folsom, New Mexico—will indicate that some early Americans hunted animals like bison, that travel in herds. These versatile hunters—who also kill and eat birds, fish, foxes, and turtles—will thrive in North America."

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  "North America was a hunter's heaven, and big game hunters had arrived."

• "Someday those hunters will be known as Clovis people-because, in the 20th century their spear tips will be discovered along with mammoth bones at Clovis, New Mexico."

• "...will indicate that some early Americans hunted animals, like bison, that travel in herds."

• "...who also kill and eat birds, fish, foxes, and turtles..."

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Think about the introduction "The Girl from Spirit Island" from The Birchbark House by Louise Erdrich to answer the questions that follow.

Which quotation best supports the inference that the men feel guilty leaving the little girl alone on the island?

• "He grimaced in shame-unlike him, his wife was afraid of nothing."

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  "Her tiny dress of good blue wool was embroidered with white beads and ribbons, and her new makazins were carefully sewn."

• "She's sick. She looks tired, said one man when she lay down against one of the blanketed figures. Let her sleep."

• "The voyageurs watched from a distance as the baby crawled in a circle, whimpering and pitiful."

• "The voyageurs trembled at the thought that the disease might have already chosen one of them."

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Which quotation best supports the inference that the men are acting selfishly because of their fear of smallpox?

• "The voyageurs watched from a distance as the baby crawled in a circle, whimpering and pitiful."

• "The voyageurs trembled at the thought that the disease might have already chosen one of them."

• "Her tiny dress of good blue wool was embroidered with white beads and ribbons, and her new makazins were carefully sewn."

• "She's sick. She looks tired, said one man when she lay down against one of the blanketed figures. Let her sleep."

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Which quotation best supports the inference that the little girl was loved by her family?

• "He grimaced in shame-unlike him, his wife was afraid of nothing."

• "Her tiny dress of good blue wool was embroidered with white beads and ribbons, and her new makazins were carefully sewn."

• "She's sick. She looks tired, said one man when she lay down against one of the blanketed figures. Let her sleep."

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Which quotation best supports the inference that the men know that they shouldn't leave the little girl alone on the island?

• "The voyageurs watched from a distance as the baby crawled in a circle, whimpering and pitiful."

• "She's sick. She looks tired, said one man when she lay down against one of the blanketed figures. Let her sleep."

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Read the excerpt from chapter 9 and answer the question that follows.

". . . They give the Indians horses and knives. Soon those Indians will not be poor anymore. Horses will change their lives. (Think about facing a herd of buffalo on foot!) They will be able to gallop across the plains. They will hunt more efficiently. (They will also make war more efficiently.) They will travel great distances and trade with faraway peoples. They will feel free-and powerful.

. . . With horses and rifles (they trade buffalo skins for guns) these Plains Indians hunt and kill large numbers of animals. No longer do they have to use every part of the animal: now that they are affluent, they have become wasteful.

       The Plains Indians are deeply religious; they have many traditions and strict rules of behavior. ‘Something happens to a man when he gets on a horse, in a country where he can ride forever,’ a historian has written, ‘...he either feels like a god or closer to God.’

       Now that they can hunt so effectively, they farm less. Do you see those huge buffalo herds down there? Of course you do! You can’t miss them. Buffalo-millions and millions of them-stretch for miles across the level land. The Plains Indians depend on the buffalo for food and clothing. It is hard to believe, but by the end of the next century, the 19th, the buffalo will be almost extinct, killed by wasteful people."

_{The First Americans: Prehistory-1600 (A History of US, Book 1) by Joy Hakim}

Which statements best describe the impact the Europeans had on the Plains Indians? Select two answer choices.

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  The Europeans brought horses and weapons to the Plains Indians, which allowed them to hunt and kill more animals, so they became wasteful.

• The Europeans taught the Plains Indians how to make goods out of animal skins and fur, so that they could trade.

• The Europeans brought horses to the Plains Indians, which led to violence and fighting amongst tribes.

• The Europeans gave the Plains Indians money, so they were no longer poor.

• The Europeans brought religion to the Indians, and Plains Indians became deeply religious tribe with many traditions.

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