Sign of the Beaver

How does the plot progress in these chapters?

• By focusing on the characters' daily routines with no conflict

• By introducing new conflicts and challenges for the characters

• By introducing new characters with no impact on the plot

• By resolving all conflicts and challenges for the characters

How does the setting impact the characters' actions in these chapters?

• The characters' actions are solely determined by their personalities

• The setting can influence the characters' behavior, decisions, and interactions with others.

• The setting has no impact on the characters' actions

• The setting only impacts the physical appearance of the characters

What lesson do the characters learn in chapters 16-19?

• Teamwork and perseverance

• Isolation and apathy

• Dishonesty and betrayal

• Selfishness and laziness

What is the main conflict in chapters 5-10 of Sign of the Beaver?

• Political power struggle

• Romantic relationship drama

• Struggle for survival and clash of cultures

• Economic competition for resources

How does Matt resolve the conflict with Attean in chapter 8?

• By showing respect for Attean's culture and traditions, and by learning from Attean's teachings.

• By ignoring Attean and refusing to listen to him

• By challenging Attean to a fight

• By trying to force Attean to adopt his own culture and traditions

How does the character of Matt develop in these chapters?

• Matt's character remains exactly the same throughout the chapters.

• Matt's character becomes less confident and more passive as the story goes on.

• Matt's character becomes more timid and unsure as the chapters progress.

• Matt's character develops from being timid and unsure to becoming more confident and assertive.

What is the significance of the relationship between Matt and Attean in these chapters?

• Conflict and animosity

• Complete indifference

• One-sided dominance

• Cultural exchange and mutual understanding

What is the primary theme explored in 'Sign of the Beaver'?

• Friendship and cultural understanding

• Economic competition

• Political power struggle

• Romantic relationships

How does the author illustrate the setting in 'Sign of the Beaver'?

• Through detailed descriptions of the wilderness

• By focusing on urban landscapes

• By ignoring the setting entirely

• Through futuristic elements

What literary device is predominantly used in 'Sign of the Beaver' to develop the relationship between Matt and Attean?

• Metaphor

• Irony

• Symbolism

• Dialogue