Ramu's Journey and Challenges

The story follows a journey through a windy trail to a Mesa, where the narrator and Ramu take shelter among rocks. They return to their village, encountering wild dogs. The narrative shifts to gathering food and Ramu's ambition to become a chief. Ramu disappears, prompting a search that ends in tragedy when he is found dead, attacked by wild dogs. The narrator vows revenge on the dogs, reflecting on the loss of his brother.

What natural element made the journey through the trail difficult?

• Fog

• Rain

• Wind

• Snow

Why did the narrator and Ramu take shelter among rocks?

• Because they lost their way

• To avoid a storm

• To escape wild animals

• To rest for the night

What did the narrator and Ramu find upon returning to their village?

• A welcoming party

• A feast prepared

• Wild dogs raiding their food

• Their huts destroyed

What did the wild dogs consume in the village?

• Fish

• Abalone

• Fruits

• Vegetables

How did Ramu feel after catching fish?

• Indifferent

• Ashamed

• Proud

• Disappointed

What did Ramu plan to do with the canoe?

• Destroy it

• Sell it

• Use it for fishing

• Hide it

What title did Ramu give himself?

• Chief of the Sea

• Chief of the Wild

• Chief of the Island

• Chief of Galla Set

Why did the narrator decide not to follow Ramu immediately?

• He was too tired

• He wanted Ramu to learn independence

• He was busy gathering food

• He was afraid of the wild dogs

What did the narrator find when searching for Ramu?

• Ramu dead

• Ramu injured

• Ramu playing

• Ramu fishing

What did the narrator vow to do after finding Ramu?

• Leave the island

• Seek revenge on the wild dogs

• Build a new home

• Find a new leader