The Abenaki

On page 148, who are the Abenaki?

• Native Americans

• farmers

• hunters

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The Abenaki had homes called -

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• buildings

• apartments

• wigwams

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In order to survive, the Abenaki would -

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• hunt

• farm

• fish

• all of the above

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The author wrote this story most likely to -

• help the reader find an Abenaki

• give information to the reader about the Abenaki

• help you become an Abenaki

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The Abenaki teach their people to be -

• well behaved

• respectful

• thankful

• all of the above

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The Abenaki is the -

• title

• illustrator

• author

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According to page 154, Abenaki people told stories about -

• nature

• ghosts

• women

• cars

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What does Abenaki mean -

• Sunny Land

• Dawn Land Place

• Sunrise

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Which heading is on page 157?

• How do the Abenaki give thanks through songs?

• What are the Abenaki stories about?

• What is life for the Abenaki today?

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The Abenaki belong to what Native American group?

• The powwows

• The Wabanki

• The wigwams

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