Matt visits Atian's village, where he learns about the community's way of life. He observes daily activities, participates in games, and experiences cultural exchange. Despite challenges, Matt gains understanding and returns home with a sense of belonging and growth.

Why does Atian's grandmother invite Matt to the village?

• To offer him a job

• To thank him for helping the dog

• To give him medicine

• To teach him village customs

How does Matt feel when he first arrives at the village?

• Very welcomed

• Indifferent

• Like a stranger

• Scared

What does Matt learn from observing the women in the village?

• How to hunt

• How to make baskets

• How to fish

• How to build a canoe

What is Matt's reaction to the women's work?

• He is uninterested

• He is curious and observant

• He finds it boring

• He is critical

What game do the boys play with Matt?

• A game with bone discs

• Soccer

• Hide and seek

• Tag

What does Matt lose in the game with the boys?

• His knife

• His shoes

• His hat

• His shirt

How does Matt feel about losing his shirt?

• He is indifferent

• He is resentful

• He is happy

• He is amused

What new game do the boys introduce to Matt?

• A swimming contest

• A singing competition

• A running race

• A ball game with sticks

How does Matt perform in the new game?

• He struggles but eventually scores

• He gets injured and stops

• He refuses to play

• He excels immediately

What does Matt realize about the boys' intentions during the game?

• They are trying to befriend him

• They are testing his skills

• They are ignoring him

• They are teaching him