3. Answer the questions: 1) What did the Inuit children think was good about daylight? 2) How did Crow manage to enter the hut? 3) Why did Crow whisper into the boy’s ear? 4) Why do the Inuit have only six months of daylight, according to the story?
- They thought it was good because they could play outside.
- Crow changed into a speck of dust and jumped onto the girl’s coat. When she went into the hut, Crow got inside too.
- He whispered into the boy’s ear so that the boy would repeat his words and his father would take him outside.
- They have only six months of daylight because Crow dropped the ball, it broke into pieces, and there was light everywhere. The light lasted for six months, so Crow had to return to the South and bring back a new ball.