Matt and Sakn: Relationships and Decisions

Matt wakes up in his cabin, realizing he is well after being helped by an Indian named Sakn. He expresses gratitude and learns that he was being watched. Matt deals with his injury and meets Sakn's grandson, Attean. After receiving moccasins as a gift, Matt offers his book in return. Sakn proposes a treaty where Matt will teach Attean to read, ensuring the boy understands white man's signs to protect their land.

What does Matt realize when he wakes up?

• He is dreaming.

• He is still very sick.

• He is surrounded by familiar things.

• He is in a strange place.

How does Matt greet the Indian man?

• Respectfully, as advised by his father.

• With a question about his identity.

• With a wave.

• By ignoring him.

What is the Indian man's name?

• Matt

• Aen

• Sakn

• Ben

What does Matt tell Sakn about his father?

• His father is away to get his mother.

• His father is lost in the forest.

• His father is hunting.

• His father is sick.

Why does Matt feel grateful to Sakn?

• Sakn built him a new cabin.

• Sakn taught him to hunt.

• Sakn saved his life.

• Sakn gave him a gift.

What does Sakn say about Matt climbing the tree?

• It was a wise decision.

• It was a foolish act.

• It was a brave move.

• It was a necessary action.

What does Sakn do when he notices Matt's leg pain?

• He calls for help.

• He examines Matt's ankle.

• He gives Matt medicine.

• He ignores it.

What does Sakn leave for Matt?

• A bowl of stew and cornbread.

• A new jacket.

• A map of the area.

• A letter from his father.

Who is Aen?

• A local hunter.

• Sakn's grandson.

• Matt's brother.

• Sakn's son.

How does Aen feel about being at Matt's cabin?

• He is excited.

• He is indifferent.

• He is displeased.

• He is curious.