Island Of The Blue Dolphins Chapters 6-10

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1.

When Won-a-pa-lei left her home to go to a country in the east, her canoe started to leak, and she had to turn back. The good omen animals that guided her home were______________
- A.
  
  Otter
- B.
  
  Cormorants
- C.
  
  Dolphins
- D.
  
  Gulls
Correct Answer
C. DolpHins

Explanation
Dolphins are known to be intelligent and friendly creatures. In this scenario, when Won-a-pa-lei's canoe started to leak and she had to turn back, dolphins could have guided her home by swimming alongside her canoe and leading her back safely. Dolphins are also known to be helpful in rescuing people in distress at sea, further emphasizing their role as good omen animals in this situation.

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2.

Won-a-pa-lei got a canoe off of a high cliff without ruining it by using_________
- A.
  
  Her strength
- B.
  
  Bull kelp
- C.
  
  Sinew
- D.
  
  A wild dog
Correct Answer
B. Bull kelp

Explanation
Bull kelp is a type of seaweed that has long, flexible strands. It is buoyant and can be used as a natural rope or cordage. In this situation, Won-a-pa-lei used bull kelp to lower the canoe down from the high cliff without damaging it. By attaching the bull kelp to the canoe and carefully lowering it, she was able to safely transport the canoe to the ground.

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3.

The natives decided they would leave if the Aleuts returned. They would go to___________
- A.
  
  Russia
- B.
  
  Europe
- C.
  
  Santa Catalina
- D.
  
  Santa Barbara
Correct Answer
C. Santa Catalina

Explanation
The correct answer is Santa Catalina because the natives made a decision to leave if the Aleuts returned. Santa Catalina, an island off the coast of California, would be a logical destination for them to go to as it would provide them with a safe distance from the Aleuts. Russia and Europe are unlikely options as they are far away and would require long and difficult journeys. Santa Barbara is also unlikely as it is still relatively close to the Aleuts.

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4.

The man that took Kimki's place when he did not return was______________
- A.
  
  Matasaip
- B.
  
  Nanko
- C.
  
  Zuma
- D.
  
  Chief Tanyositlopai
Correct Answer
A. Matasaip

Explanation
When Kimki did not return, another man took his place. The name of this man is Matasaip.

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5.

Because he went back to get his new fishing spear, the boat left__________
- A.
  
  Ulape
- B.
  
  Ramo
- C.
  
  Zuma
- D.
  
  Matasaip
Correct Answer
B. Ramo

Explanation
The correct answer is Ramo because he went back to get his new fishing spear, indicating that he was left behind by the boat.

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6.

Before Ulape left on the ship, she put a mark on her face which meant she was___________
- A.
  
  Married
- B.
  
  Unmarried
- C.
  
  A widow
- D.
  
  A foreigner
Correct Answer
B. Unmarried

Explanation
Ulape putting a mark on her face before leaving on the ship suggests that she was unmarried. This could be a cultural or traditional practice indicating her availability or status as a single woman.

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7.

Ramo was killed by____________
- A.
  
  The devilfish
- B.
  
  A fall over the cliff
- C.
  
  The wild dogs
- D.
  
  The small sea elephant
Correct Answer
C. The wild dogs

Explanation
Ramo was killed by the wild dogs. This can be inferred from the given options, where each option represents a possible cause of Ramo's death. Since the question asks for the cause of Ramo's death, the correct answer is the one that states he was killed by the wild dogs.

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8.

Won-a-pa-lei threw the Aleut beads and necklaces_______________
- A.
  
  In the deep water
- B.
  
  Over the cliff
- C.
  
  At the wild dogs
- D.
  
  In the bed of kelp
Correct Answer
A. In the deep water

Explanation
The correct answer is "in the deep water" because throwing beads and necklaces in the deep water implies that Won-a-pa-lei is discarding or getting rid of them. This action suggests that the beads and necklaces are unwanted or no longer needed, and throwing them in the deep water ensures that they are permanently removed from Won-a-pa-lei's possession.

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9.

The laws of Ghalas-at forbade women____________
- A.
  
  To make weapons
- B.
  
  To hunt otter
- C.
  
  To talk to strangers
- D.
  
  To sleep during the day
Correct Answer
A. To make weapons

Explanation
In Ghalas-at, women were not allowed to make weapons. This suggests that there were strict societal norms or cultural beliefs that prohibited women from engaging in activities related to warfare or combat. This could be due to traditional gender roles or the belief that weapon-making was a male-dominated skill. By forbidding women from making weapons, the laws of Ghalas-at likely aimed to uphold and reinforce gender-specific roles and responsibilities within the society.

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10.

When the villagers left on the ship, Won-a-pa-lei did not want to live in the village alone so she_____________
- A.
  
  Took the food that was left
- B.
  
  Walked away and never went back
- C.
  
  Cut down the bushes
- D.
  
  Set fire to all the huts
Correct Answer
D. Set fire to all the huts

Explanation
Won-a-pa-lei set fire to all the huts because she did not want to live in the village alone. By burning down the huts, she ensured that there would be no place for her to return to, forcing her to move on and find a new home elsewhere. This action symbolizes her determination to leave the past behind and start anew, even if it means destroying what was once familiar to her.

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Island Of The Blue Dolphins Chapters 6-10

When Won-a-pa-lei left her home to go to a country in the east, her canoe started to leak, and she had to turn back. The good omen animals that guided her home were______________

Won-a-pa-lei got a canoe off of a high cliff without ruining it by using_________

The natives decided they would leave if the Aleuts returned. They would go to___________

The man that took Kimki's place when he did not return was______________

Because he went back to get his new fishing spear, the boat left__________

Before Ulape left on the ship, she put a mark on her face which meant she was___________

Ramo was killed by____________

Won-a-pa-lei threw the Aleut beads and necklaces_______________

The laws of Ghalas-at forbade women____________

When the villagers left on the ship, Won-a-pa-lei did not want to live in the village alone so she_____________