Legend of the Blue Bonnet

What did the legend of the blue bonnet represent for the author?

• A tale of courage and sacrifice

• A tale of wealth and power

• A tale of revenge and anger

• A tale of fear and despair

What did the blue bonnet flowers symbolize in the story?

• Forgiveness from the great spirits

• A new beginning

• A sign of peace

• A sign of war

How do the People respond to the request for a sacrifice?

• They offer the Great Spirits their new and special objects.

• They did not want to give their new and special objects.

• They decide not to answer the Great Spirits.

What does the girl decide to do after the People hear from the Great Spirits?

• She begs the Great Spirits for help.

• She offers her doll to the Great Spirits.

• She makes a fire to offer to the Great Spirits.

• She asks the Great Spirits to bring her family back.

What is the problem in legend of the bluebonnet?

• She-Who-Is-Alone gives up her doll

• The Great Spirits send too much rain

• The people have not given back to the land so that Earth cannot restore itself

• She- Who- Is- Alone is young, kind and cares for her people

Who was selfish in the legend of the blue bonnet?

• the horses

• the buffalo

• the people

• She- Who- Is- Alone

How does Mama feel when she is asked to weave the blanket?

• tired

• worried

• scared

• honored

Why does She-Who-Is-Alone treasure her warrior doll?

• her parents made the doll

• she made the doll with her friends

• she got it on sale

• she couldn't sleep without it.

Where does the story take place?

• the jungle

• the desert in what is now Texas

• the park

• the house of She Who is Lonely

What is the main theme of the 'Legend of the Blue Bonnet'?

• A) Sacrifice and renewal

• B) Wealth and prosperity

• C) Anger and revenge

• D) Fear and despair