Protagonist's Journey and Decisions

In Chapter 7 of 'Island of the Blue Dolphins', the tribe prepares to leave their island due to an impending storm. Amidst the chaos, Ramo is left behind as the ship departs. The protagonist bravely jumps into the sea to return to the island and reunite with Ramo, leaving behind her belongings. The chapter highlights themes of family, bravery, and the challenges faced during unexpected circumstances.

What was the main reason for the villagers' excitement as they packed their baskets?

• They were going on a vacation.

• They were moving to a new village.

• They were preparing to flee the island.

• They were celebrating a festival.

Which of the following items did the protagonist NOT pack in her basket?

• Needles of whalebone

• Cooking pots

• A fishing spear

• A stone knife

What did Ulape's blue clay mark signify?

• She was married.

• She was a warrior.

• She was unmarried.

• She was a leader.

Why did Ramo want to return to the village?

• To get his fishing spear

• To say goodbye to friends

• To collect more food

• To find his pet

Why couldn't the ship come closer to the shore?

• The water was too shallow.

• It was too large.

• There were too many rocks.

• High waves prevented it.

What was the protagonist's main concern on the ship?

• Securing her belongings

• Getting a good spot on the deck

• Understanding the white men's language

• Finding her brother Ramo

What did the protagonist do when she saw Ramo on the cliff?

• She asked the white men for help.

• She waved to him.

• She shouted for the ship to stop.

• She jumped into the sea.

What was the protagonist's reaction upon reuniting with Ramo?

• She scolded him.

• She hugged him.

• She ignored him.

• She laughed at him.