Abenaki

The Abenaki belong to what Native American group?

• The powwows

• The Wabanki

• The wigwams

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What does the name Abenaki mean?

• It means "Sun"

• It means "Night"

• It means "Dawn Land Place"

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The Abenaki were what type of people?

• Hunters, Fishers, and Farmers

• Doctors and Lawyers

• Engineers

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Why did the Abenaki elders tell stories to their children?

• So they could be happy

• to teach them important lessons

• to punish them

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Why do the Abenaki sing songs?

• To be happy

• To become famous

• To thank Nature for its gift's

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What do the Abenaki still do today?

• They still tell stories, use plants, and sing songs

• They still live in wigwams

• They still hunt

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In order to survive, the Abenaki would -

page 151

• hunt

• farm

• fish

• all of the above

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On page 148, who are the Abenaki?

• Native Americans

• farmers

• hunters

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The Abenaki had homes called -

page 150

• buildings

• apartments

• wigwams

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According to page 154, Abenaki people told stories about -

• nature

• ghosts

• women

• cars

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