Journeys: The Birchbark House

What is one of the themes of The Birchbark House?

• To show the circular motion of Ojibwa community and culture.

• To highlight the Ojibwa language.

• To warn about alien invaders from outer-space.

• To tell stories of Greek mythology.

Which detail from the text supports the idea that Omakayas is jealous of Angeline's beauty?

• Angeline was smart and so pretty people turned in their tracks to stare at her.

• Most of the time Angeline was kind to Omakayas.

• She hoped that she herself would turn out like Angeline.

• Omakayas didn't like little Pinch.

What is the primary setting of 'The Birchbark House'?

• A) A bustling city

• B) A quiet village

• C) The Ojibwa community on an island

• D) A desert landscape

Which character in 'The Birchbark House' is known for their wisdom and storytelling?

• A) Omakayas

• B) Nokomis

• C) Pinch

• D) Angeline

What is a significant theme in 'The Birchbark House'?

• A) The importance of family and community

• B) The rise of technology

• C) The exploration of outer space

• D) The power of wealth

How does Omakayas feel about her sister Angeline in 'The Birchbark House'?

• A) She is indifferent to her

• B) She is jealous of her beauty

• C) She dislikes her

• D) She is afraid of her

What role does nature play in 'The Birchbark House'?

• A) It is a backdrop with little significance

• B) It is an adversary to the characters

• C) It is integral to the Ojibwa way of life

• D) It is a source of fear

Which animal is significant to Omakayas in 'The Birchbark House'?

• A) A bear

• B) A wolf

• C) A crow

• D) A deer

What is the narrative perspective of 'The Birchbark House'?

• A) First-person

• B) Second-person

• C) Third-person limited

• D) Third-person omniscient

What is the significance of the birchbark in 'The Birchbark House'?

• A) It is used for building and crafting

• B) It is a symbol of wealth

• C) It is a source of food

• D) It is a magical element