The Yup’ik are found in northern Alaska. The story of Mary’s family shows us what an eskimo family lives like and how they adapt to fit the cold weather that most of us are afraid of. What can you recall from reading this book? Gove the quiz a try and find out.
Learned from strangers or newcomers
Passed from one generation to the next
Carried from one igloo to another
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Something that can be used
Something that costs a lot
Something that lasts forever
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Their tools were made of stone, bone, or ivory
Their tools were made of wood and steel
They bought their tools.
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Billy makes them do their homework, before they can go out and play.
Billy wants his children not to be scolded by the teacher for not completing homework.
Billy wants his children to be more educated than he is.
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Alice and Billy want their children to learn both "Outside" and Yup'ik ways.
Alice and Billy want their children to learn just the "Outside" ways.
Alice and Billy want their children to learn just the Yup'ik ways.
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Whale oil or kerosene
Kerosene or seal oil
Seal oil or fish oil
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Found by
Crowded
Set apart
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The seal was divided into circles and given to the old people
The seal was sent back to the ocean to that the gods.
The seal was eaten at a feast that evening.
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Simple
Useful
Strong
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Life in the future in America
Life in a big city today
Life in America long ago
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Uninteresting
Uncertain
Unwilling
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Billy says that there are fewer Eskimos because they are leaving for better jobs.
Billy says that things are more expensive and that people depend on having jobs.
Billy says that there are more tourists in Alaska and less places to hunt.
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The Yup'ik families heated their homes by burning firewood.
The Yup'ik families heated their homes by burning acorns.
The Yup'ik families heated their homes by burning brushwood.
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