Whale Rider P2

1. What is the purpose of Koro’s leadership school for boys?

• To teach them about fishing and hunting.

• To find the next tribal leader.

• To prepare them for modern challenges.

1. Why does Paikea secretly attend the training?

• • She wants to prove herself capable of leadership.

• She seeks to spend time with her grandfather.

• She wants to disrupt the boys’ training.

1. How does Koro react when Paikea excels in traditional skills?

• He praises her talents.

• He acknowledges her potential.

• He dismisses and scolds her.

What does Paikea’s interest in the traditions say about her values?

• She values family over tradition.

• She respects and honors her cultural heritage.

• She values individuality over communal beliefs.

How does Koro’s attitude reflect a potential weakness in his leadership?

• His unwillingness to embrace change.

• His lack of knowledge of tribal traditions.

• His preference for modern leadership techniques.

1. What is a key theme emphasized in this section?

• The rejection of tradition in a modern world.

• The dangers of questioning authority.

• The importance of gender equality in leadership.