Sign of the Beaver ch. 13-14

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What is the main theme of 'Sign of the Beaver'?

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The main theme is survival and friendship, highlighting the relationship between Matt and Attean as they navigate challenges together.

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Who is Matt in 'Sign of the Beaver'?

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Matt is a young boy who is left to take care of his family's cabin in the wilderness.

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What does Attean teach Matt?

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Attean teaches Matt about survival skills, the ways of his tribe, and the importance of nature.

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What is the significance of Robinson Crusoe in the story?

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Robinson Crusoe represents adventure and moral lessons, which inspire Matt during his isolation.

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What does Matt daydream about?

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Matt sometimes daydreams about saving Attean, reflecting his growing friendship and concern for him.

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What animal do Matt and Attean find trapped in the woods?

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They find a trapped fox, which symbolizes the challenges of survival in the wilderness.

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What does Matt read after finishing Robinson Crusoe?

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After finishing Robinson Crusoe, Matt reads the Bible, which provides him with comfort and guidance.

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Who does Attean share stories with?

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Attean shares stories with his brothers, passing down knowledge and traditions of his tribe.

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What does the trapped fox represent in the story?

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The trapped fox represents the struggles and dangers of life in the wilderness.

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How does Matt's relationship with Attean evolve?

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Matt's relationship with Attean evolves from strangers to friends, as they learn from each other.