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Practice Listening: Multiple Choice, Multiple Answers ID: #45653 Medium Northwoods
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The men of the Northwoods tribes were the hunters. The hunting season began in the fall and continued until midwinter. These expeditions frequently took the hunters away from the village for long periods of time. Moose, deer, beaver, bear and elk were the animals sought. Large deer drives were common, and small animals were taken with snares or the bow and arrow. Did the women ever go hunting with the men? The women often accompanied their husbands on hunting parties. Their job was to take charge of the camps. Do you mean they just cooked for the men? I thought the Native Americans had more of a system of equality. Overall, men and women shared the labor. On hunting expeditions, women basically supported the men whose job was to procure the game. On the other hand, women controlled other realms of life. For example, women managed all of the agricultural operations. Also, a woman headed each clan, and these women were respected for their role as keepers of the clan.

What animals did the north woods hunt?

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Option 2: "Moose"

Explanation: The text explicitly states that moose were among the animals sought by the hunters of the Northwoods tribes. This aligns directly with the main idea of the text regarding the hunting practices of these tribes.

Option 1: "Eagle"

Explanation: The text does not mention eagles as animals sought by the Northwoods tribes. Instead, it specifically lists moose, deer, beaver, bear, and elk as the animals hunted, making this option incorrect.

Option 3: "Lion"

Explanation: Lions are not mentioned in the text as animals hunted by the Northwoods tribes. The text focuses on animals native to the region, such as moose and deer, making this option incorrect.

Option 4: "Deer"

Explanation: While deer are mentioned in the text, they are not listed as animals that the Northwoods tribes hunted. The text specifies that large deer drives were common, but it does not indicate that deer were actively hunted, thus making this option incorrect.

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