Seaman's Journey with Lewis and Clark

The video explores the story of Lewis and Clark from the perspective of Seaman, a dog. It details Seaman's journey with Lewis, highlighting his adventures, skills, and loyalty. The narrative includes encounters with new animals, hunting experiences, and interactions with Native Americans who are fascinated by Seaman. The story emphasizes Seaman's desire for adventure and his bond with Lewis, ultimately showcasing his role in the expedition.

What is unique about the story 'Lewis and Clark and Me'?

• It is a historical account by Lewis.

• It is told from the perspective of a bird.

• It is a fictional story about Clark.

• It is narrated by a dog.

Why does Seaman become interested in Lewis?

• Lewis offers him food.

• Lewis is the only person around.

• Seaman is afraid of Lewis.

• Seaman is attracted to Lewis's smell.

What quality of Seaman makes him suitable for Lewis's journey?

• He can fly.

• He has a double coat for warmth.

• He is very small and agile.

• He is a fast runner.

Where does Seaman enjoy hunting the most?

• In the city.

• On the river.

• In the mountains.

• In the desert.

What unusual event does Seaman notice on the river?

• A boat sinking.

• A group of birds flying.

• Hundreds of squirrels crossing the river.

• A large fish jumping out of the water.

Why do Lewis and his men decide to hunt squirrels?

• They are easy to catch.

• They are causing trouble.

• They are migrating.

• They make a good dinner.

How do the Native Americans perceive Seaman?

• As a horse.

• As a small dog.

• As a bear.

• As a wolf.

What do the Native Americans offer in exchange for Seaman?

• Three horses.

• Three bags of corn.

• Three beaver skins.

• Three gold coins.

Why does Lewis refuse to trade Seaman?

• Seaman is sick.

• Lewis and Seaman have a strong bond.

• Seaman is not valuable.

• Seaman is too old.

What impresses the Native Americans about Seaman?

• His quiet nature.

• His colorful fur.

• His small size.

• His ability to perform tricks.