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Children of the Midnight Sun
Children of the Midnight Sun
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1
What does the author believe about both the Haida and the Tlingit?
They look silly in their dance outfits.
Their lives are a mix of modern life and traditions.
They should forget their traditional culture.
They need to quit using modern technology.
2
How are Hydaburg and Klukwan alike?
Both tribes have forgotten their native language.
Both tribes have forgotten their heritage.
Both depend on fish.
Both tribes live in the state of Montana.
3
Which is text evidence that the Haidas place importance on their traditions?
teach their children the language
ALL of the answers
the children learn the native dances
tribal elders are respected
4
The author does not think that the Haida should _________ or change their traditions.
heritage
teem
alter
retain
5
The humid air felt _______ with each breath she took.
cold
heavy
windy
6
Which is a description of a beautiful place to live?
snow-capped mountains/ lush, green valley
Josh learned the rules of his society.
prospectors were headed for the Klondike
drive 21 miles for groceries
7
The International Festival is a/an ___________ event held in Bowling Green each year.
altered
heritage
cultural
lore
8
The village works hard to ________ or keep its traditional culture.
lush
teem
alter
retain
9
What foods to the Haidas get directly from nature?
snacks
crackers
berries
candy
10
In the poem, "Twelfth Song of Thunder", the sensory imagery appeals to __________?
taste
touch
sight
sound
11
The river is ________with salmon.
retains
teeming
altered
lush
12
What evidence does the author give that Klukwan is a bountiful place to live?
telling of all the fun the children have
quoting the lore of the native people
explaining how long the people have lived there
examples of natural resources
13
In what ways are the Haida, Tlingits, and Tsimshians similar?
join the same groups
carve totem poles and have clans
attend the same school
14
What happened to Lani's parents's generation that didn't happen to her and her friends?
did not learn the lore of their clan
punished for speaking their native language
not taught to sing and dance
were not interested in the cultural heritage
15
How is Selina similar to many children in other parts of the United States?
She is a member of the Eagle clan.
She eats seaweed.
She wears jeans and tennis shoes.
She has totem poles next to her school.
16
How does the author convey her beliefs?
quoting what other people wrote about their history
telling about life in modern Alaska
pointing out all the difference between the people
focusing on the children's lives
17
The students are interested in Haida _________ or legends.
heritage
sophisticated
lore
culture
18
Which word means "thick with greenery"?
lore
concept
lush
abundance
19
Which is the correct spelling?
exsitement
excitment
exitement
excitement
20
Choose the correct spelling.
purpusful
purposeful
perposeful
pirpisful
21
A tropical rain forest has a/an ____________ of wildlife.
teeming
abundance
cultural
concept
22
Which is an example of personification?
among the plants
within the dark clouds
again and again it sounds
the voice of thunder
23
Choose the correct spelling.
greaceful
graseful
graceful
graiceful
24
What is the main idea of the section "Living with Nature"?
They love to eat the salmon from the stream.
They have a community center.
There are many bald eagles in the area.
Klukwan is a bountiful place to live.
25
Last year the abundant crop was __________.
plentiful
damaged
sparse
