Flight of the Grizzly Quiz Pg 12-15

Why did George and the narrator decide to explore the surroundings?

• They wanted to find food.

• They were curious about the totem poles.

• They were looking for a place to swim.

• They were trying to avoid a grizzly bear.

Which Indigenous community does George belong to?

• Haida

• Kwakwaka'wakw

• Salish

• Tlingit

How long have Indigenous communities lived on the coast according to the passage?

• 100 years

• 300 years

• 1,000 years

• Thousands of years

What is unique about the "Raven of the sea" mentioned in the passage?

• It has a whale on its head.

• It can only fly.

• It is a real animal.

• It is a type of fish.

What did the narrator learn from George about Indigenous art?

• It is all the same across different tribes.

• It includes both real and mythical creatures.

• It is only about animals.

• It is not important to Indigenous culture.

What was happening 100 miles away from George and the narrator?

• A plane was taking off.

• A grizzly bear was being captured.

• A totem pole was being carved.

• A festival was taking place.

What problem were the loggers at Union Inlet facing?

• A lack of food.

• An aggressive grizzly bear.

• A broken motor.

• A storm approaching.

What was the camp's boss's solution to the grizzly bear problem?

• To scare it away.

• To capture and sell it to a zoo.

• To feed it regularly.

• To relocate the camp.

What did the narrator initially think about Indigenous art?

• It was very interesting.

• It was not worth paying attention to.

• It was too complex to understand.

• It was similar to European art.

What did George explain about the figures on the totem poles?

• They are all the same for every tribe.

• They are unique to each tribe but have similar figures.

• They are only carved by the Kwakwaka'wakw people.

• They are not important in Indigenous culture.