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9) The man’s wife was taken by the killer whales. After jumping in the ocean trying to find his wife,he arose and found a town nearby. He went into a house which ____________ ,or turned out tobe, the house of the chief of the shark peoplea) wasn't reallyb) changed intoc) proved10) One man married a woman of a high ______________ , or high rank in the society, and wentup to head of the bay with her where the killer whales always were.a) casteb) levelc) elevationIllustrations: In the section below you will see illustrations that need labels. For each labelthere is a phrase or sentence from the story. Explain how this phrase or sentence fits thestory. Explain that part of the story.11) Look at the following illustration. Label the illustration and explain how it fits into the story.__________________ of steam12) Look at the following illustration. Label the illustration and explain how it fits into the story.They would....rip them open, letting out their ________________.
13) Look at the following illustration. Label the illustration and explain how it fits into the story.Whenever the killer whales ________________ ,the sharks would run against their bellies....True/False: Read the next two statements. Decide if they are true or false. Circle the answer.14) The place where this happened is said to be the north arm of Tenakee Bay, where a canal hasbeen projected to be dug.a) Trueb) False15) This canal should reach the village of Huna more easily.a) Trueb) False
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