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- What happens Ramo?
- What is Ramo like in Island of the Blue Dolphins?
- What does Karana do when she realizes her brother Ramo is not on the ship?
- What is the conflict in Island of the Blue Dolphins?
- What happened to Chief Chowig in Island of the Blue Dolphins?
- What is Karana's secret name?
- How old is Karana?
- What do the dogs do to Ramo?
- How does Karana hurt her leg?
- What is the climax of island of the Blue Dolphins?
- What is the plot of island of the Blue Dolphins?
- What challenges does Karana face?
- What animals does Karana adopt?
- How did Karana get a new dog after Rontu death?
- What is the meaning of Karana?
What happens Ramo?
By the time she finds him, Ramo has been killed by a pack of wild dogs. In his struggle, he killed two of them, but there were too many for him to handle. Karana vows to kill the dogs in Ramo's honor.
What is Ramo like in Island of the Blue Dolphins?
Ramo is Karana's younger brother. ... Always the caring older sister, Karana jumps off the departing ship to be with her brother on the island. Even though Ramo's time on the island is short, he plays an important role in the book. Ramo somewhat comically – and then tragically – represents the last of the male islanders.
What does Karana do when she realizes her brother Ramo is not on the ship?
Karana's little brother, Ramo, slips away to their house to retrieve a spear. When Karana realizes he is not on the ship, she jumps overboard and swims ashore as the ship is sailing away.
What is the conflict in Island of the Blue Dolphins?
The main conflict in this book is resolved through Karana's resourcefulness and her courage. The main conflict in this book is the conflict between Karana and nature (and a few humans). She is trying to survive all alone on the island. The only way that she can survive is by being very brave and very clever.
What happened to Chief Chowig in Island of the Blue Dolphins?
Chowig represents the male leadership (patriarchal order) of the village. ... He negotiates for his people with the Aleuts. As he tells his daughter, he believes the Aleuts are incapable of friendship (2.7), and soon he gets killed by the Russian men.
What is Karana's secret name?
When Karana finally reveals her secret name to Tutok, it is a marker of trust and an acceptance of friendship. The meaning is only significant to Karana, however, because Tutok does not know about secret names. When it comes time for Tutok to leave, Karna is at first happy, because the Aleuts are gone.
How old is Karana?
Karana, only 12 years old at the book's beginning, turns out to be adept at hunting, building and tool-making, and quickly becomes a strong, capable young woman surviving in an unforgiving wilderness.
What do the dogs do to Ramo?
She discovers that a pack of wild dogs has killed Ramo. She carries his body back to the village and vows to kill the wild dogs to avenge her brother's death.
How does Karana hurt her leg?
The young bull Karana targeted is tackled from the side by the bull hose cow he had threatened, and a fierce battle ensues. As the two sea elephants fight on the shore, Karana, attempting to move out of their way, injures her leg.
What is the climax of island of the Blue Dolphins?
The climax is the arrival and hurried departure of a rescue ship followed several years later by its return. The falling action is the nine days that the rescue ship lays anchored in Coral Cove. The outcome is Karana's rescue. In the story of Karana and Rontu, the rising action is when the dogs kill Ramo.
What is the plot of island of the Blue Dolphins?
This book is a true story about a 12 year old girl called Karana who is stranded on an island and has to work out how to survive. Her main enemies on the island are the wild dogs and she lives in fear of the Aleuts (a tribe who arrive on the island to hunt seals).
What challenges does Karana face?
She must fend off attacks from wild animals, hunt down food, survive Earthquakes, and survive tsunamis. Each of those challenges requires its own unique solution, but the story's final resolution has Karana leaving the island with a group of white men.
What animals does Karana adopt?
She calls him Won-a-nee, which means Girl with the Large Eyes. Karana spends some time over the next few weeks helping care for the baby otters, giving them fish and abalone, while Won-a-nee teaches them how to do otter things like float on their backs and crack open shells.
How did Karana get a new dog after Rontu death?
How did Karana get a new dog after Rontu's death? She put a mixture into the spring water to make the dogs go to sleep. Their ship had sunk in the storm, then their was no other ship.
What is the meaning of Karana?
Karana is a Sanskrit term that can be translated to mean "doing" in English. Karana is a key transition of an Indian dance, outlined and defined in "Natya Shastra," the Indian study of performing arts. Natya Shastra describes 108 karanas and it states that one who performs them will be liberated from all sins.
