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STANDARDS QUIZ 10/2/25

Quiz by MARCUS BECKWITH

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  • Q1
    What is the main theme that emerges from Omakayas's experiences in winter?
    Cold weather makes people mean to each other
    Winter is always difficult and should be avoided
    Children should not help with adult responsibilities
    Family bonds and inner strength help us survive challenges
    30s
  • Q2
    How does Omakayas's character change from the beginning to the end of Chapter 11?
    She decides she wants to live somewhere else
    She grows more responsible and caring toward her family
    She becomes afraid of winter weather
    She becomes more selfish and demanding
    30s
  • Q3
    Which detail from the text best shows Omakayas learning an important lesson about family?
    She complains about the cold weather
    She sleeps more during winter
    She plays games to pass the time
    She helps care for her sick family members
    30s
  • Q4
    What challenge does Omakayas's family face in winter that tests their unity?
    Someone in the family becomes seriously ill
    Their house burns down
    They lose their way in a snowstorm
    They run out of firewood completely
    30s
  • Q5
    How does Omakayas's relationship with her grandmother change in Chapter 11?
    They spend less time together
    Her grandmother becomes too sick to talk
    They argue more often about traditions
    Omakayas learns to appreciate her grandmother's wisdom
    30s
  • Q6
    What does Omakayas discover about herself when facing winter hardships?
    She is too young to make a difference
    She has the courage and strength to help her family
    She prefers to let others solve problems
    She is not as strong as she thought
    30s
  • Q7
    Which character trait does Omakayas develop most clearly in Chapter 11?
    Anger at the difficult situation
    Selfishness about her own needs
    Compassion for others who are suffering
    Impatience with her siblings
    30s
  • Q8
    How does the winter setting affect the characters' relationships?
    It makes them want to live separately
    It brings them closer together as they depend on each other
    It causes them to ignore each other
    It makes them argue and fight more
    30s
  • Q9
    What lesson about growing up does Omakayas learn in winter?
    Maturity comes from helping others even when it's hard
    Growing up is only about getting older
    Growing up means avoiding all responsibilities
    Adults should handle everything without children's help
    30s
  • Q10
    Which detail from Chapter 11 best supports the theme of family loyalty?
    Omakayas wishes she could play outside
    Family members take turns caring for the sick
    Everyone complains about the cold weather
    The children ask for more food
    30s
  • Q11
    How does Omakayas's response to challenges compare to her earlier behavior in the book?
    She gives up more easily than before
    She becomes more frightened than before
    She responds the same way as before
    She becomes more mature and helpful than before
    30s
  • Q12
    What does the winter season symbolize in Omakayas's growth?
    A time when nothing important happens
    A season to avoid all work
    A time of fun and games
    A period of testing that leads to strength
    30s
  • Q13
    Which character relationship shows the most growth in Chapter 11?
    Omakayas and the weather
    Omakayas and her food
    Omakayas and her pet animals
    Omakayas and her mother
    30s
  • Q14
    What evidence from the text shows that Omakayas is learning to think of others first?
    She hides from family responsibilities
    She complains about helping others
    She shares her food even when she's hungry
    She asks for extra blankets for herself
    30s
  • Q15
    How does the author use winter to develop the theme of survival?
    By showing that winter is impossible to survive
    By illustrating how families work together to overcome hardship
    By proving that winter is the easiest season
    By demonstrating that only adults can handle winter
    30s

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