Birchbark House

Which comparison shows how Omakayas and Andeg show growth at the end of Chapter 13? Look at pages 218-220.

• Both choose to separate from each other

• Both learn how to fit in with others

• Both become more aware of themselves

• Both learn how to survive in the wilderness

Which sentence best supports the idea that Omakayas and Andeg became more aware of themselves?

• "Just like that, without a good-bye, Andeg jumped off her shoulder."

• "He wasn't human, no matter how often he said 'Gaygo, Pinch,' or greeted her at the door..."

• "Like Andeg, she couldn't change that any more than she could change being who she was."

• "Andeg was wild and she had always known it..."

What is the primary theme explored in 'Birchbark House'?

• Survival and resilience

• Love and friendship

• Betrayal and revenge

• Wealth and power

Who is the main protagonist in 'Birchbark House'?

• Omakayas

• Andeg

• Pinch

• Nokomis

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'Birchbark House' to describe nature?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Hyperbole

What is the significance of the birchbark house in the story?

• It symbolizes the family's connection to nature

• It represents wealth and status

• It is a place of conflict

• It is a temporary shelter

How does Omakayas' relationship with her family evolve throughout 'Birchbark House'?

• She becomes more independent

• She grows distant from them

• She becomes more rebellious

• She learns to appreciate them more

Which event marks a turning point in Omakayas' life in 'Birchbark House'?

• The arrival of the smallpox epidemic

• The building of a new house

• The birth of a sibling

• The departure of a family member

What role does Andeg play in 'Birchbark House'?

• A pet and companion

• A rival

• A mentor

• An antagonist

Which chapter in 'Birchbark House' focuses on Omakayas' spiritual growth?

• Chapter 5

• Chapter 8

• Chapter 10

• Chapter 12