The Hawaiian goddess of fire and volcanoes

What impact did Pele's actions have on the environment and the people around her?

She destroyed land and everything on it

What did Hi'iaka fear would happen if Pele lost her temper?

Pele would send out rivers of lava to burn down the trees

Why did Pele choose Kilauea as her home?

Because it was far above the reach of her sister, the ocean goddess

What did the Klamath people do to try and help Loha?

They called a meeting with the tribal elders and told her to run

What is the cultural significance of Pele and her story in Hawaiian culture?

She is seen as a powerful and respected goddess

What did Monadalkni do when he found out that Loha had refused him?

He raged inside his mountain, making it shake and rumble., He threw lightning bolts and spewed fireballs from his mouth., He waged a violent, fiery battle with Sahale Tyee.

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Chapter 5 CKLA Grade 4 Unit 5 Geology

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1
Who is Pele?
The Hawaiian goddess of the ocean and seawater
The Hawaiian goddess of love and marriage
The Hawaiian goddess of fire and volcanoes
The Hawaiian goddess of the forest
2
What impact did Pele's actions have on the environment and the people around her?
She made the gods happy
She caused natural disasters
She destroyed land and everything on it
She created new land and islands
3
How are volcanoes viewed in Hawaiian and Klamath mythology?
As minor characters in mythology
As symbols of love and marriage
As powerful and respected gods
As destructive forces
4
What did Hi'iaka fear would happen if Pele lost her temper?
Pele would send out rivers of lava to burn down the trees
Pele would send out a blizzard to freeze the trees
Pele would send out a hurricane to uproot the trees
Pele would send out a tsunami to destroy the trees
5
Why did Pele choose Kilauea as her home?
Because it was the closest to her birthplace
Because it had the most beautiful trees
Because it was far above the reach of her sister, the ocean goddess
Because it was the largest island in the chain
6
What did the Klamath people do to try and help Loha?
They had warriors stay outside of her home
They called a meeting with the tribal elders and told her to run
They offered gifts to Monadalkni
They prayed to the gods
7
What did the Klamath chief's daughter, Loha, refuse to do?
Make offerings to Pele
Recite ancient chants
Marry Monadalkni
Hide from Monadalkni
8
What was the relationship between Hi'iaka and Pele?
They were cousins
They were best friends
They were sisters
They were distant acquaintances
9
What is the cultural significance of Pele and her story in Hawaiian culture?
She is seen as a symbol of love and marriage
She is seen as a powerful and respected goddess
She is seen as a minor character in Hawaiian mythology
She is seen as a human
10
What did Monadalkni do when he found out that Loha had refused him?
He raged inside his mountain, making it shake and rumble.
He threw lightning bolts and spewed fireballs from his mouth.
He caused the top of the mountain to collapse.
He waged a violent, fiery battle with Sahale Tyee.

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