Ben and his family are going to the biggest ____ in British Columbia. The family lives in ____. They are going to drive to Kamloops. First, they stop at a café in ____. They pick-up ____. She is seventy-four years old. Aunt Ruthie has a big ____. She tells the boys, "This is a special time for you. You will learn about our ____ and traditions." After two hours of ____, the family is in ____. The city has about 90,000 people and a ____. Aunt Ruthie explains, "We will see our family and ____ at the powwow. We will meet ____ and drummers from other places. The powwow it very important. It keeps our culture ____." Ben wants to know more about his culture. He is very ____ in his family story and traditions. They arrive at the powwow. It costs $10 for each person. They go inside the powwow ____. Ben smells ____ and food cooking. He hears ____ and the beating of ____. It is powerful and strong. Ben is ____.

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