The World on the Turtle's Back Test

First Name

Last Name

Class Period

• 2nd
• 5th
• 6th

Catalyst for Creation

• The woman's fall initiates the creation of the Earth, leading to the growth of plants and the formation of land.
• The woman plants seeds and tends to the land, showing the significance of human care in nurturing the natural world.

Connection to Nature

• The woman's fall initiates the creation of the Earth, leading to the growth of plants and the formation of land.
• The woman plants seeds and tends to the land, showing the significance of human care in nurturing the natural world.

Preserving Knowledge

• Storytelling helps maintain traditions and teaches moral lessons, ensuring beliefs and values are passed down effectively.
• Through storytelling, cultural narratives are preserved and shared across generations, keeping important lessons and values alive.

Cultural Continuity

• Storytelling helps maintain traditions and teaches moral lessons, ensuring beliefs and values are passed down effectively.
• Through storytelling, cultural narratives are preserved and shared across generations, keeping important lessons and values alive.

Teaching Moral Lessons

• Facilitates the transmission of important ethical and moral lessons that guide behavior and values within the community.
• Ensures that cultural beliefs, values, and narratives are preserved and continue to influence future generations.

Maintaining Traditions

• Ensures that cultural beliefs, values, and narratives are preserved and continue to influence future generations.
• Facilitates the transmission of important ethical and moral lessons that guide behavior and values within the community.

In the creation story, where does the pregnant woman initially fall from?

• A mountain
• A tree
• The sky
• A river