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I politely disagree with #4, because Attean never said he was trapped or killed in this chapter.

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I  disagree with #4 on question two mainly because Matt didn't kill the bear, but intimidated it. Attean probably would have killed the bear, since he was armed with a dagger.

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I disagree with #15 because Matt was excepted by killing the bear.

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#7   I disagree with #25 because he did not help kill the bear,  he only threw a rabbit at its face, and stud there.

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#7   I disagree with #25 because he did not help kill the bear,  he only threw a rabbit at its face, and stud there.

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I agree with Alexis and Riley because he did get honored and got to get his lips on the pipe. Also, matt and Attean are becoming closer and closer each time.

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I agree with Alexis and Riley because he did get honored and got to get his lips on the pipe. Also, matt and Attean are becoming closer and closer each time.

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#2

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I agree with #1 (Alexis) because it is true, every chapter Attean and Matt become closer and closer to being friends.

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I agree with #18 because the feast does represent the Beaver Tribe is accepting Matt.

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I agree with #9 because the feast might mean that the chief and his people think tat Matt is trust worthy enough to celebrate with them. This may also mean a sing of friendship between Matt and the chief.

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#7                       I agree with number 22 because Attean could have asked his grandfather to invite Matt.

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I agree with number 27 because a chief is a leader and if you get invited by a leader it means they are giving you a chance, and that is really good because Matt and the white men are enemies with the Indians.
#22 to #27

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I agree with #7. I agree with #7 because the significance of the feast was to honor Attean for killing the bear, and that his is grateful for it. Also, the importance of Matt being there, could also mean Attean is showing his friendship with Matt

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I agree with #1 because Attean's kill made him honorable, and that was why he did not eat the bear. It was also important for Matt to be there because

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I agree with number 20 because matt did go there to celebrate his first killing of a big animal

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I agree with number 20 because matt did go there to celebrate his first killing of a big animal

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Number 27
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#18                                                       I disagree with #4 because Attean does not feel like he's trapped because he killed the bear it states the contrary on page 82 where it said that Attean did not feel trapped, but he felt proud of not eating because he was the one who killed the bear and Attean said these exact words, "I kill not eat..." he had said that with a proud face and that is why I disagree with #4

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#18                                                       I disagree with #4 because Attean does not feel like he's trapped because he killed the bear it states the contrary on page 82 where it said that Attean did not feel trapped, but he felt proud of not eating because he was the one who killed the bear and Attean said these exact words, "I kill not eat..." he had said that with a proud face and that is why I disagree with #4

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I agree with #2 because the Beaver tribe is giving Matt a chance. I also agree with#2 because Attean is finally showing respect to Matt by coming all this way to his cabin and back to his tribe just to get one person (Matt).

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I agree with #18 (Ashley) because from what I know about Indians is that they respect the forest. Also on page 82 it said that Attean was not eating because he was the one that killed the bear.

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I agree with #18 (Ashley) because from what I know about Indians is that they respect the forest. Also on page 82 it said that Attean was not eating because he was the one that killed the bear.

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#2

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I agree with number 18 because it is true most of the tribes do respect the forest or nature and also Indians have stories about big beasts, so when they kill a big beasts they feel accomplished.

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I agree with number 18 because it is true most of the tribes do respect the forest or nature and also Indians have stories about big beasts, so when they kill a big beasts they feel accomplished.

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#22 to #18

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I agree with #2 (Ela) because yeah they wouldn't let any white man step on their  land because of all the bad experiences they've had with them, so it was very important that Matt was there

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My Question: Why does Attean wear blue and white paint and what does that mean?

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I agree with #27 about why Matt had to be at the feast because Attean could have convinced his grandfather to invite Matt to the feast so he wouldn't be thinking of his father the whole time. Also, it is true that after all that the white men have done to them, the Beaver tribe wouldn't let a white man into their home without a good reason, like if they felt sorry for him

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The significance of the feast that takes place in Attean's village, was to congratulate Attean for killing the bear, so they can use every part of it and not waste it, because they are grateful. It was important for Matt to be there, because he helped Attean kill the bear, so the Indians from Attean's tribe should be thankful to him too.

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Q:1
What is the significance of the feast that takes place in Attean's village?
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~The importance of the feast the tribe had in the village is the beast that Attean and Matt hunted. The beast was very dangerous so the village was celebrating the death of the beast. But on page 82, Attean did not want to eat the bear that he hunted. This must be another animal that reminds Attean of being trapped and killed. I think all the animals that are being trapped reminds Attean of all the extinction of his people. I wonder why all the other natives don't feel the same of Attean.
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Why was it important for Matt to be there
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It was important for Matt to be at the feast that the village had because Matt is the one that killed the bear. On page 80 you can tell that Attean and his tribe was welcoming Matt to the tribe for there thanks for killing the huge beast. Matt has got very injured after him and Attean tried to hunt down the beast. So the problem is the natives don't seem to have any medisan

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Question: What is the significance of the feast that takes places in Attean's village? Why was it important for Matt to be there? Use evidence from the text to support your answer.
Answer: The significance of the feast in Attean's village is to congratulate Attean and Matt for killing the bear. It was important for Matt to be at the feast because the person who invited him is the chief (The chief is a important person in an indian tribe). This shows that the feast was a sign of peace and respect. If matt didn't want to go and never showed up with Attean, their respect and peace could be broken and they might have thought that Matt didn't care for them.

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#7        The significance of the feast in Attean's village is to honor Attean's bravery in killing the bear in chapter 15. The importance of Matt being there is because Attean wanted to show his friendship for Matt.

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#7        The significance of the feast in Attean's village is to honor Attean's bravery in killing the bear in chapter 15. The importance of Matt being there is because Attean wanted to show his friendship for Matt.

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The Feast was important because it shows that Indians in Attean's tribe are giving Matt a chance, and Attean is finally giving Matt respect. Also, Attean's village is to congratulate because Attean and Matt killed the bear. It was important to Matt to be at the Feast because the person who invited him is actually the chief of Attean's tribe.

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Question: What is the significance of the feast that take place in Attean village, Why is it important for Matt to be there, Use evidence from text to support your answer.

Answer:It was important for Matt to be there because it makes him think of something else then his dad will not come back. Also it is important for Matt to be there because the chief (aka grandfather of attean) had invited him, and if a chief invite someone it mean he is important to the feast (evidence: Ch.16 page 77 3rd paragraph. ) It was also important for  him to go because he killed a bear which was hard to kill for beginner like Matt also you could use all part of the bear and make something new.  This is why it was Important for Matt to go there. So they could celebrate. (evidence: Page 79-83)
In conclusion this is the reason why it was important for Matt to be there.

Vocabulary
significance: Why it was important; Important part
Grease: NOUN

1. oily or fatty matter, in particular

h esitated: To have a doubt or a second thought about something
Ghastly:  ADJECTIVE

1. causing great horror or fear; frightful or macabre:

Gesture: A sign

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The significance of the feast that takes place in Attean's  village was that it was to celebrate or congratulate Attean for killing the bear, so they can have a lot of food. It was important for Matt to be at the feast because  like that Matt can calm down and stop having a lot of trouble with his dad maybe not coming back. The feast can also be important because it is the first time they are having a white men. They could also be testing Matt to see if he is trustworthy.  Also the tribe might be having more respect in Matt and are giving him a chance. Maybe it can also be a test to see if they should trust the white men. In addition a chief is a leader of something, so it is really important for you to be there, especially if your people are enemies with them. Also since the white people are becoming enemies with Attean's tribe maybe the chief or Attean's grandfather is seeing some change in Matt. Finally Attean might also be having more respect with Matt, so he told his grandfather to invite him.

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The feast was important because it shows that people in Attean's tribe are giving Matt a chance, or it shows that Attean is finally giving respect to Matt. The Beaver tribe wouldn't just let a white man to a feast, after all the experience they have had with white men before. All the Indians were having fun with Matt being there, they were dancing, talking peacefully to each other, eating. I believe that it was important for Matt to be there because Attean wasn't the only one who killed the bear, Matt did too. It would not be fair to not share the bear with the person (Matt) who partially helped kill the bear. Also, it was important for Matt to be there so that Attean and Matt get along. Every moment of the book is there for a reason, that chapter was important to get to the ending of the book. On the back cover it stated that Matt has been invited to join the Beaver tribe. Maybe, after chapter 16, he invites him. This is because the whole tribe got to know Matt and he seemed like a Indian because of Attean's teachings.

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Question: What is the significance of the feast that takes place in Attean's village? Why was it important for Matt to be there? Use evidence from the text to support your answer.  #29

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Question: What is the significance of the feast that takes place in Attean's village? Why was it important for Matt to be there? Use evidence from the text to support your answer.  #29

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Answer: The feast that was held in Attean's village was very important for several reasons. To start off with, readers can infer that this is a huge honor to Attean. When the feast first began, they held a ceremony for the killing of the bear. Attean got to put his lips on his grandfather's pipe. He was proud, no doubt. Attean told the other Indians what had happened, and they laughed at Matt, yet thought  that it was brave of the white man. Another importance of the feast was that Matt was invited. He was, by all means, shocked that he got to go. He decided to go, and had a great time. He got to dance with the Indians until his legs were numb, talked to the Indians without being looked at like a different kind of species, and had  seconds on the delicious, spicy bear stew. He finally felt like he the Indians were giving him a chance. since Attean invited him to the feast. Maybe he thinks Attean respects him now. In conclusion, this is the significance of the feast in Attean's village.

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Q- What is the significance of the feast that takes place in Attean's village? Why was it important for Matt to be there? Use evidence from the text to support your answer.
A- The feast that took place in Attean's village was very important for many reasons. One reason is that this feast meant  great honor to Attean. By this I mean Attean was greatly honored for killing the bear. It was also very important for Matt to be there. This is because Matt was a big help killing the bear. It could also be a sign of friendship. Every chapter Attean and Matt get closer together.

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Q- What was the significance of the feast that takes place in Attean's village?

A- The feast was significant because it was about the bear that Matt and Attean killed, but it could also show how much the Natives respect the forest. I believe this because the Native Americans in "The Sign of the Beaver" or any in general think that the forest is a very sacred place and that you should respect everything in it. This is why they must hold special events for when they kill giant animals from the forest, so they could show that they were very thankful for it's sacrifice of life.
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Q- Why was it important for Matt to be there?

A-  It was important for Matt to be there because it shows that he is starting to be accepted in the tribe and that he is starting to gain Attean's respect because I mean why would you invite someone anywhere without liking or respecting that person.

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The feast is about the bear that Attean and Matt killed, but the feast could also mean that Attean's people are accepting Matt into their tribe, and they no longer think that Matt could be like the other white men. It was important for Matt to be there because he had proven that he was brave and that he would help Attean overcome the bear, and that he wouldn't leave Attean to handle the bear alone.

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Q1: What is the significance of the feast that takes place in Attean's village?

A1: A significance that takes place in Attean's village is located on pg. 79 when you can infer that Matt is getting accepted into a actual tribe, and now has well-trained Indians that have his back. Another significance that takes place at the village feast is located on pg. 82, when Matt is given fresh, mouthwatering food, and also gives him heaps of company and people to talk and share his adventurous stories with other Indians. The last significance that I spotted in this chapter is also on pg. 82, when you can infer that Matt can visit the village at almost anytime if any of his tools break or if he cannot find anything to eat or rarely found.
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Q2: Why was it important for Matt to be there?

A2: One reason why it was immensely important for Matt to visit the tribe's special feast that celebrated the bear kill is now he can finally socialize with other Indians, excluding Attean, and be accepted in a actual tribe (as said in first question response) . Also, now Matt can live with others as a "family" and has Indians by his back. This are two important reasons why Matt made the right choice to attend the feast.