Davy Crockett
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- Q 1/4Score 0Using context clues, what is the meaning of "cope with" on page 3?29manage, handle, survive
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- Q1Using context clues, what is the meaning of "cope with" on page 3?manage, handle, survive120s
- Q2What text evidence on page 7 demonstrates the “larger-than-life” qualities of Davy Crockett?[Davy] killed a bear with his own hands. . . . all the large creatures of the frontier began to fear Davy. . . . Davy was the best hunter north, south, east, and west of just about anywhere.”120s
- Q3What key details from “Davy Crockett” show that animals and objects can act as characters in tall tales?“He set out into the snow with his best friend, Betsy. Betsy was Davy's trusty rifle . . .”(p. 7) “The sun looked like an animal trapped in a cage. Two humongous blocks of ice had their cold, icy fingers around the sun's throat.”120s
- Q4Why was seeing the sun in trouble a dilemma for Davy?Helping the sun would delay his getting food to his family, but not helping the sun could kill everything on Earth.120s
