1) How is Little Flower feeling in the illustration on page 64. a) worried b) upset c) sick 2) Which sentence from the story contains descriptions that appeal most to the reader's sense of sound? a) When the little girl closed her eyes she saw the sad, place faces of her family. b) An old woman swept her up and carried her into the lodge. c) Trees lashed about the wind, rattling their branches. 3) The illustration on page 67 appeals to the reader's sense of -  a) sound b) feelings c) taste 4) The description "She fed the little girl roasted venison and warm tea" appeal to the reader's sense of -  a) touch b) taste  c) sound 5) Which sentence from the story contains descriptions that appeal most to the reader's sense of touch? a) Falling snow stung her face. b) She ran as fast as a rabbit. c) The girl bent her head and stalked like a bear into the storm. 6) Which sentence from the story contains descriptions that appeal most to the reader's sense of sight? a) Blue and green lights flickered in the sky. b) Maybe she would be the next one among them. c) "Nib-waa-Kaan!" The snow around her whispered. 7) Based on the illustration on page 77, the reader can tell the little girl is - a) taking a nap b) in a lot of pain c) resting 8) The description "They were pink and white and shaped just liked the little moccasins the girl had worn on her journey" appeal to the reader's sense of - a) touch b) sound c) sight

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