Ch. 31 Smells Like Fireworks🎆

What did Anna promise herself?

• She would find a way to race Pele.

• She wasn’t leaving without Kaipo.

• She would learn to speak Hawaiian fluently.

• She would apologize to Pele.

What did Pele smell like?

• Sulfur

• Salt water

• Fireworks and damp earth

• Burning ʻōhiʻa

What did Anna say kept her still and lowered her eyes?

• Fear

• Humble respect for Pele's power

• The heat from the lava

• Ilikea's instructions

What question did Anna ask Pele?

• Can you release Kaipo?

• Why are you so lonely?

• Do you know why ʻōhiʻa lehua are the first plants to grow in a lava field?

• Will you race me?

According to the moʻolelo, what happens when people pick ʻōhiʻa lehua flowers?

• Pele gets angry.

• The lovers cry, and it rains.

• The plant dies.

• More flowers grow.

What did Anna say runs deep?

• Her fear

• The lava

• The crevices in the lava field

• Her roots

What did Pele say Anna took Kaipo for?

• Granted

• A fool

• A ride

• Dead

What did Anna offer Pele?

• A hula lesson

• Her backpack

• Her home

• A new dress

What did Pele say happened to her previous opponent?

• They won.

• They moved away.

• She accidentally covered them in lava during her victory celebration.

• They became her friend.

How did Anna get onto the steam cloud?

• She jumped without thinking.

• She carefully tested it with one foot first.

• Pele carried her.

• She used her moʻo scale.