The Time-Traveling Toque

What did Sam find in the attic of their grandparent's house?

• An old toque

• A magic wand

• A dusty book

• A mysterious box

Where was Sam transported to when they put on the toque?

• A bustling fur trading post in the 1800s

• A medieval castle

• A futuristic city

• An ancient Egyptian pyramid

Who was the friendly trader that Sam met at the trading post?

• Pierre

• John

• Michael

• Thomas

What did Sam learn about the behavior of some people towards Indigenous communities?

• Some showed disrespect by not following trading rules

• Everyone was respectful and followed the rules

• The Indigenous communities were always in charge

• The traders were always fair and kind

Why was the inspector important at the trading post?

• To ensure everything was done fairly and protect everyone involved

• To intimidate the traders

• To collect taxes from the traders

• To trade furs with the Indigenous peoples

What were the pioneers doing when Sam arrived at the settlement?

• Building homes and farming the land

• Hunting for food

• Trading goods with the Indigenous peoples

• Exploring new territories

What lesson did Sam learn from both Pierre and Mary?

• Respect for others is crucial in building strong communities

• Trading is the most important skill

• Farming is the key to survival

• Time travel is possible with the right tools

How does the time-traveling aspect of the toque serve as a tool for Sam to learn about history?

• The toque allows Sam to read about history in books.
• The toque transports Sam to the future instead of the past.
• The toque is a fashion accessory with no historical significance.
• The toque enables Sam to learn about history by allowing him to experience it directly.

What does Sam promise to do at the end of the story, and why is this promise significant?

• Sam promises to always be there for his friends.
• Sam promises to never speak to his friends again.
• Sam promises to forget about his past.
• Sam promises to leave his friends behind.

In what ways does Mary’s character contribute to Sam's understanding of pioneer life and the challenges faced by settlers?

• Mary's character illustrates the resilience and challenges of pioneer life, helping Sam understand the settlers' struggles.
• Mary's character represents the wealth and luxury of pioneer life.
• Mary's character shows how settlers easily adapted to their new environment.
• Mary's character highlights the lack of challenges faced by settlers.