Why is Mary angry when Ernie says the Ta-Na-E-Ka is silly?
He insulted her heritage and she is proud to be a Kaw.
When Mary returns from her Ta-Na-E-Ka, Grandfather says that:
He loved the sweet berries that Mary said were rotten.
Mary will never know how to survive
Mary must do her Ta-Na-E-Ka again the right way
he survived his Ta-Na-E-Ka by eating a deer the whole time
Mary's ability to survive on her own says all of the following about Mary EXCEPT
she had clever ideas and used them while keeping tradition
she no longer wanted to be a Kaw
she could never have survived a real Ta-Na-E-Ka
she rebelled against tradition and made fun of the Kaw
Choose the correct definition for the word: loftiest
richest
lowest
smallest
highest
Choose the correct definition for the word: shrewdest
most clever
most beautiful
most innocent
most difficult
Choose the correct definition for the word: grimaced
clapped with joy
smiled with happiness
shook with fear
twisted face in disgust
Choose the correct definition for the word: gorging
eating ravenously
running quickly
walking slowly
digging sharply
Choose the correct definition for the following word: audicity
sense of humor
eating ravenously
boldness; courage
most clever
What evidence shows Mary's cleverness?
"I'll go toward the river, if it's OK with you."
"A hamburger and milk shake, " I said.
"Mrs. Richardson, would you lend me $5?"
"Grandfather never once mentioned I couldn't eat hamburgers.
