The Amigo Brothers are both...

competitive

Chanuka doesn't take Neosho captive because...

He feels compassion for him.

The crisis in "The Third Wish" is...

Mr. Peters turns his wife back into a swan.

The main idea in "The Buffalo Dance" is...

Friendship is more powerful than tribal hatred.

The setting of "Amigo Brothers" is in...

Manhattan

The falling action in "The Third Wish" is...

Mr. Peters explains to others that he will not wish for another wife.

"Waters of Gold" is considered a folktale because...

It is an anonymous story that was originally passed along by word of mouth.

The developing character in "Waters of Gold" is...

the rich old woman

In "The Third Wish," Mr. Peters is the only character who struggles with an internal conflict.

FALSE

An example of direct characterization in "Waters of Gold" is when the rich old woman is described as "greedy."

TRUE

In "The Buffalo Dance," Chanuka struggles between taking Neosho captive and letting him go.

TRUE

In "Amigo Brothers," both boys struggle between wanting to win and not wanting to let the fight ruin their friendship.

TRUE

The definition of conflict is the time and setting in which a story takes place.

FALSE

The resolution of "The Third Wish" is...

Mr. Peters dies content without having used his third wish.

What is the reason for the conflict between the two tribes in "The Buffalo Dance"?

There is no reason other than they have always hated each other.

The internal conflict Mr. Peters has in "The Third Wish" is...

Mr. Peters wants a wife but also wants his wife to be happy.

The external conflict in "Amigo Brothers" is...

the fight between the boys