Mr. Dunn's SOTB Ch. 16-20 Quiz

What does Matt give to Attean as a gift?

• A bow

• A book

• His watch

• A knife

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CCSS.RL.7.9

CCSS.RL.8.9

What is the main theme explored in Chapters 16-20?

• Money is the most important thing in life.

• It is important to be respectful and understanding of other cultures.

• One should view the forest as dangerous.

• Education is more important than loyalty.

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How does Matt show respect for Attean’s culture in these chapters?

• By refusing to learn from him

• By listening to his stories and participating in his customs

• By ignoring Attean’s advice

• By teaching Attean to read

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Why does Attean invite Matt to join his tribe?

• Because Matt is a good hunter

• Because Matt has nowhere else to go

• Because Attean values their friendship and wants Matt to be part of his community

• Because Matt is lonely

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What lesson does Matt learn from Attean about the wilderness?

• That it is impossible to survive alone

• That the wilderness is dangerous and should be avoided

• That understanding and respecting nature is important for survival

• That only Native Americans can survive in the forest

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CCSS.RL.4.3

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How does the author show Matt’s growth as a character in these chapters?

• By making him more fearful

• By showing him become more independent and understanding of others

• By having him run away

• By making him less friendly

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What is the author’s point of view in "The Sign of the Beaver"?

• First person, from Matt’s perspective

• Third person limited, focusing on Matt

• Third person omniscient

• Second person

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CCSS.RL.5.3

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How does the author use dialogue between Matt and Attean to develop the theme?

• By showing their arguments

• By highlighting their misunderstandings and eventual respect for each other

• By making them silent

• By focusing only on Matt’s thoughts

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Why does Matt decide to stay and wait for his family instead of joining Attean’s tribe?

• He is afraid of the tribe

• He feels a responsibility to his family and hopes they will return

• He does not like Attean

• He wants to go back to the city

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How does Matt’s relationship with Attean change from the beginning to the end of these chapters?

• They become enemies

• They become close friends who respect each other

• They stop talking

• They compete for resources

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