Creation and Journey of the First Beings

The narrative describes the creation and evolution of four worlds by Begociri and other beings. Initially, the first world was dark and inhabited by six beings. Begociri created mountains but no light, prompting a move to the second world, which was already occupied by cat people. After conflicts, they moved to the third world, where they thrived until Coyote's actions led to a flood. Finally, they reached the fourth world, where Begociri established the Navajo homeland and taught them essential life skills.

Who were the six beings in the first world?

• First man, first woman, salt woman, fire god, Koyori, Begociri

• First man, first woman, wind god, fire god, Koyori, Begociri

• First man, first woman, water god, earth god, Koyori, Begociri

• First man, first woman, moon god, sun god, Koyori, Begociri

What did Begociri create in the first world?

• Four forests

• Four lakes

• Four mountains

• Four rivers

What was the main challenge faced by the beings in the second world?

• Hostility from the cat people

• Lack of food

• No water sources

• Too much light

How did the beings travel between worlds?

• By walking

• Inside a hollow reed

• Through a magical portal

• By flying

What caused the flood in the third world?

• A volcanic eruption

• A massive earthquake

• A great storm

• Coyote stealing a baby

What did Begociri create in the third world?

• Mountains and rivers

• Forests and deserts

• Oceans and islands

• Caves and valleys

Who helped the beings reach the fourth world?

• Coyote

• Locust

• Koyori

• Begociri

What celestial bodies did Begociri set in the sky of the fourth world?

• Moon, stars, and clouds

• Sun, moon, and stars

• Sun, moon, and planets

• Sun, stars, and comets

What did Begociri teach the Navajos in the fourth world?

• How to build houses

• How to hunt animals

• How to plant crops and give thanks

• How to make tools

Which world became the home of the Navajos?

• First world

• Third world

• Second world

• Fourth world