The Rough-Faced Girl Questions

The story revolves around a village of the Eastern Algonquin where an invisible being resides. Many girls attempt to see him, as the one who succeeds may marry him. The rough-faced girl, despite her hardships, manages to see the invisible one, revealing his sled string as the rainbow and his bow string as the Milky Way. Her scars vanish, and she transforms into a beautiful woman, eventually marrying the invisible one.

What was the main characteristic of the being living in the lodge?

• He was very old.

• He was very tall.

• He was always invisible.

• He was very loud.

What was the reward for a girl who could see the invisible one?

• She would become invisible.

• She would become the village leader.

• She could marry him.

• She would receive a gift.

How did the invisible one's sister test the girls?

• By asking them to describe his appearance.

• By asking them to describe his shoulder strap.

• By asking them to sing a song.

• By asking them to cook a meal.

What did the girls usually claim about seeing the invisible one?

• They did not want to see him.

• They were afraid of him.

• They could not see him.

• They could see him clearly.

What was the youngest daughter called due to her scars?

• The Rough-Faced Girl

• The Brave Girl

• The Kind Girl

• The Invisible Girl

How did the youngest daughter get her scars?

• From an animal attack.

• From playing in the woods.

• From falling into a fire.

• From her sister's cruelty.

What did the elder sisters do to try and see the invisible one?

• They sang a song.

• They wore their finest clothes.

• They cooked a special meal.

• They asked for help from the villagers.

What did the elder sisters claim the invisible one's shoulder strap was made of?

• A leather belt.

• A golden chain.

• A piece of cloth.

• A strip of rawhide.

What did the youngest daughter use to make her dress?

• Birch bark.

• Silk fabric.

• Cotton cloth.

• Animal skins.

How did the villagers react to the youngest daughter's appearance?

• They ignored her.

• They praised her.

• They mocked her.

• They helped her.