The Birchbark House - Neebin (Chapters 1-4)

Front

What did Omakaya do that scared the bear cubs?

Back

Omakaya stood up, which startled the bear cubs.

Front

How did Omakayas get out of tanning the hide?

Back

Omakayas cleverly went to get the scissors to avoid the task.

Front

Why did Omakayas pause at the end of the road to Tallow's house?

Back

Omakayas was scared of Tallow's dogs, which made her hesitate.

Front

How did Omakayas realize that her Deydey was home from his trip trading fur?

Back

Omakayas saw her Deydey's makasins resting by Mama's, indicating he was home.

Front

Which of the following DID NOT happen?

Back

Neewo found bear cubs did happen, but Old Tallow killing the moose did not.

Front

What is the significance of the birchbark house in the story?

Back

The birchbark house represents home, family, and the connection to nature.

Front

Who is Omakayas?

Back

Omakayas is the main character, a young girl living with her family in a birchbark house.

Front

What role does Old Tallow play in Omakayas' life?

Back

Old Tallow is a significant figure who helps Omakayas learn about her heritage and survival.

Front

What are heartberries and why are they important?

Back

Heartberries are a type of berry that Omakayas finds; they symbolize nourishment and connection to the land.

Front

What does the act of trading fur represent in the story?

Back

Trading fur represents the economic activities of the time and the interactions between Native Americans and fur traders.