When I was eight

What was one thing the main character did NOT know how to do when she was eight?

• Keep sled dogs quiet.

• Bring the team to her father after a kill.

• Read the outsiders' books.

• Understand the sun's sleep and wake cycle.

What happened to the main character's appearance when she arrived at the school?

• Her hair was styled into braids.

• She was given a warm parka to wear.

• Her hair was cut, and she was given thin, scratchy clothes.

• She was allowed to keep her traditional clothing.

What was the main character's new name at the school, and what were her daily activities?

• Her name was changed to Rosie, and she learned to read in class.

• Her name was changed to Alice, and she spent her days playing.

• Her name was changed to Margaret, and she performed chores like scrubbing floors and washing dishes.

• Her name remained Olemann, and she spent her time trading furs.

How did the main character learn to read despite the nun's extra chores?

• She secretly read books given to her by her sister.

• She studied letters on the board, labels on cleaning supplies, and writing beneath pictures.

• The nun directly taught her how to read during class time.

• She learned by listening to other girls read aloud.

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How did the girl react when she was given red stockings?

• She was excited and immediately put them on.

• She was confused and asked why they were red.

• She was in disbelief, thinking only circus clowns wore red stockings.

• She was angry and threw them back at the nun.

What did the girl do with the red stockings?

• She hid them under her bed.

• She gave them to another girl.

• She burned them to ashes in the laundry vat.

• She wore them to breakfast the next morning.

How did the girl feel after burning her stockings?

• Sad and regretful.

• Relieved and free.

• Powerful and enlarged, like Alice after magic cake.

• Scared that the nun would find out.