This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.
| identifier | question |
|---|---|
| 32301 | Can you guess what they saw? |
| 32301 | Do you know how she punished the selfish little bear? |
| 32301 | This time they looked at the tree, and, can you tell what they saw? |
| 32301 | Were n''t Mr. and Mrs. Antelope funny? |
| 32301 | What do you think they saw? |
| 32301 | [ Illustration][ Illustration] What do you think he saw? |
| 43251 | And who is his teacher? |
| 43251 | But how does she prepare the food for breakfast, for that is the principal meal of the day to the Indian? |
| 43251 | But how is the Indian mother preparing him for this great test? |
| 43251 | But the beavers? |
| 43251 | But what is Yellow Thunder''s stern- looking father doing all the time? |
| 43251 | But, if he should be bad? |
| 43251 | Did the prophecy come true, you ask? |
| 43251 | Do n''t you think so, children? |
| 43251 | Does the family sit on the cold, bare ground, do you think? |
| 43251 | How did our poor sick cousin stand it? |
| 43251 | How do you suppose they fastened the edges together? |
| 43251 | How does he do it? |
| 43251 | How does he get along?" |
| 43251 | I ca n''t imagine, can you? |
| 43251 | What had become of them? |
| 43251 | What kind of a school does Yellow Thunder attend? |
| 43251 | What should she have for a covering? |
| 43251 | What would the Indian have done without the deer in the old days before the white man came to this country? |
| 43251 | Where do you suppose they came from before they lived in the minds of the red race? |
| 43251 | Would the Indians succeed in finding them? |
| 43251 | what''s the use? |
| 35021 | But what is your news? |
| 35021 | I''m rather tired, Joel,she said wistfully;"do n''t you think we could get to Plymouth pretty soon?" |
| 35021 | Massasoit the Indian? |
| 35021 | Oh, mother,_ may_ I go? |
| 35021 | Was it, my little maid? |
| 35021 | Alone? |
| 35021 | Breath and patience gave out at last; but when they stopped, where were they? |
| 35021 | But what should it be? |
| 35021 | But what was the sudden noise which was heard behind him? |
| 35021 | Could he not speak any more English? |
| 35021 | How did he learn to dance? |
| 35021 | How did the white man get hold of a treasure like this? |
| 35021 | Is she laid to sleep under the daisies? |
| 35021 | Is the little owner grown up? |
| 35021 | Or was this doll left behind in a hurried flight of the Moquis village before an enemy? |
| 35021 | Should he attack the Crow camp single- handed? |
| 35021 | Should he go out alone and kill a bear? |
| 35021 | What could all this mean? |
| 35021 | What could it be? |
| 35021 | What was his name? |
| 35021 | Who, but he, the Great Chief of the Illini, should die for his people-- for was it not death to look on the face of the Piasau? |
| 35021 | cried Prudence, her eyes dancing with excitement, clutching at her mother''s skirts; but her father continued:"How now, Mehitable? |
| 25907 | Ah, but who is your father? 25907 And what shall her name be? |
| 25907 | And will you not make a feast with that fawn for us who came to your rescue? |
| 25907 | Are these the things dearest to you? |
| 25907 | Can I have them for my necklace? |
| 25907 | Did you see any tracks of moose or bear? |
| 25907 | Hast thou forgotten the etiquette of thy people, and wouldst compel me to pronounce my own name? 25907 On which side of the trees is the lighter- colored bark? |
| 25907 | Tell me, uncle, whether you could wear these claws all the time? |
| 25907 | Uncle, you will tell me, wo n''t you? |
| 25907 | Well, then, a_ coup_ does not mean the killing of an enemy? |
| 25907 | What do you think of the little pebbles grouped together under the shallow water? 25907 Where have you been and what have you been doing?" |
| 25907 | You are not the real mother in maiden''s guise? 25907 And have you forgotten the story of the warrior who sought the will of the Great Mystery? 25907 As soon as the scout got out, with a face more anxious for another than for himself, he exclaimed:Where is Shunka, the bravest of his tribe?" |
| 25907 | Do you not know my father?" |
| 25907 | Do you not remember the''Legend of the Feast- Maker,''who gave forty feasts in twelve moons? |
| 25907 | Have the inlet and the outlet of a lake anything to do with the question?" |
| 25907 | He would say, for instance:"How do you know that there are fish in yonder lake?" |
| 25907 | On which side do they have most regular branches?" |
| 25907 | What is his name?" |
| 25907 | What is thy name?" |
| 25907 | What was this one doing at this time of the year and night?" |
| 25907 | Where do you find the fish- eating birds? |
| 25907 | and what made the pretty curved marks in the sandy bottom and the little sand- banks? |