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The Birchbark House
The Birchbark House
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1
How are Deydey and LaPautre similar?
They refused to trade with the white people.
They told their families they were moving West.
They were of Native American and French descent.
They did not value their daughters.
2
How did Omakayas feel when Neewo died?
relieved his suffering had ended
frightened that she would die as well
worried about who would care for him in the other world
furious that Deydey did not allow him to receive the vaccine
3
Point of view refers to what aspect of a text?
a shorter version of what you have read
the protagonist and antagonist
the perspective in which the text is written
the characters involved in the story
4
What is a simile?
a direct or indirect comparison
a comparison using like or as
giving human like characteristics to inanimate objects
an exaggeration
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What is summary?
the topic of the text or passage
accurately quoting from the text
the underlying message of the text or passage
a condensed version of the text or passage
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What is main idea?
the underlying message of a literary work
important information about the overall text
the perspective from which a story is told
evidence from a text or passage
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What genre is The Birchbark House?
historical fiction
fairy tale
science fiction
biography
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How is Old Tallow different from Mama and Grandma?
She drove people away easily.
She was Bwaaung and married into the Anishinabeg tribe.
She was proud of her beauty and wore dresses.
She seldom left her cabin and relied on others.
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One conflict repeated in the book was between Omakayas and...
LaPautre
a priest
a yellow dog
a great buck
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What is theme?
the moral or lesson of a literary work
the main idea of a literary work
the topic of a literary work
the underlying message of a literary work