Chapter 1: Fatty Legs: Assignment 1

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Please read and answer the following questions. Make sure you watch chapter 1 before you answer the questions. There are 5 multiple choice and 4 short answers to complete. Press submit at the end.

What is your FIRST & LAST name? *

What homeroom are you in this year? *

Please watch Chapter one Read Aloud to complete the following assignment.

1. Why did the outsiders "pluck" the students from their homes? *

To help teach them how to fish and hunt.

To attend Residential School.

To show them how to make parkas.

All of the above.

2. When most of us want or need something, we will often just go to the store to get it. What did Olemaun and her family have to do to trade and get supplies? *

Get on a plane and fly to other coummunities.

Go next door to neighbours.

Make a 5 day journey across the open ocean and through the river delta.

Use dog sleds and travel one kilomenter to reach a supermarket.

3. After Olemaun persisted what did Rosie say about the school? *

It wasn't good because they made them cut their hair.

It wasn't good because they made them work very hard.

It wasn't good because they made them pray all the time.

It wasn't good for all of the above reasons.

4. How did Olemaun's family travel? *

By train, car and dogsled

By plane, train and boat

By dogsled, walking and car

By walking, dogsled and boat

5. What quality does Olemaun possess that her father says the outsiders do not like? *

She is very stubborn.

She is very shy.

She is very obedient.

She is very creative.

6. Why do you think Rosie, Olemaun's half-sister, would not share anything about her four years at school? *

7. Why do you think the outsiders want to take the children? *

8. What does Olemaun's father tell her about the schools and the outsiders? *

9. Why does Olemaun's father finally agree to let her go to the school? *

10. Did you find this assignment difficult? *

Yes

Somewhat

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