How did the two old women make the rabbit snare?
(p. 19) Answer: They made a noose with the babiche, and tied it to a long thick willow branch and placed it across one of the trails. Then they made a fence of willows and spruce boughs that would force the rabbit through the snare. What is the first animal the two old women hunt for food, and what do they use? (p. 20) Answer: Sa’ hits a squirrel with the hatchet. How do the women prepare the squirrel for dinner? (p. 21) Answer: They boiled the meat in snow water and only drink the broth. How do the women conserve their food? (p. 21) Answer: They save the meat and only eat and drink what they need to survive and have enough energy to keep living. What items and tools do the old women have? (p. 21) Answer: They have tent, pots, babiche, hatchet, furs. What is the tent made of? (p. 21) Answer: It is made of two large caribou hides wrapped around three long sticks shaped in a triangle. The old women suspected the chief of what “act of kindness?” (p. 22) Answer: The People left them with a
