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National Geographic Kids- Sacagawea
National Geographic Kids- Sacagawea
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1
When she was about ten years old, Sacagawea was:
taught to braid hair
kidnapped
winner of a spelling bee
in the fifth grade
2
In the Knife River Villages, Sacagawea learned:
to shop in a grocery store
to grow corn, beans and squash
to read and write
to drive a car
3
An interpreter is someone who helps another person with writing.
True
False
4
When the Corps met with the Shsohoni Indaians, Sacagawea realized the chief was:
her father
her son
her school teacher
her brother
5
Nomadic means to move around in search of artifacts.
False
True
6
Shoshoni Indians moved around a lot in search of:
horses
shelter
good weather
food
7
In the Hidatsa language, Sacagawea means:
Otter Woman
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Fur Trader's Wife
Bird Woman
8
Once Sacagawea saved Lewis and Clark tools by:
fishing them out of the river
hiding from attackers
chasing away a grizzly bear
putting them in a safe
9
A memorial is something created to remind people of a person, event or important idea.
False
True
10
In order to cross the Rocky mountains, Lewis and Clark needed Sacagawea's help to get buffalo skins.
True
False
11
An interpreter is someone who helps another person with writing.
False
True
