The Miami Tribe: Indiana’s Native Gem
Questions:
5
Grade:
3
Words:
52
In Indiana, long ago, the Miami tribe lived. They had a unique language called Miami-Illinois. The Miami people lived in small villages, in houses made of bark. They ate corn, beans, and fish. Miami children helped with farming and fishing. This tribe's rich culture is a major part of Indiana’s history!
Question 1
What materials did the Miami tribe use to build their houses?
A
Wood
B
Bricks
C
Stone
D
Bark
Explanation. According to the text, the Miami tribe used bark to build their houses.
E
Metal
Question 2
What kind of food did the Miami people eat?
A
Rice, meat, and vegetables
B
Corn, beans, and fish
Explanation. The text states that the Miami people ate corn, beans, and fish.
C
Bread, cheese, and meat
D
Potatoes, milk, and eggs
E
Pasta, fruit, and chicken
Question 3
What was the unique language of the Miami tribe called?
A
Miami-Spanish
B
Miami-English
C
Miami-French
D
Miami-Illinois
Explanation. The text states that the unique language of the Miami tribe was called Miami-Illinois.
E
Miami-Latin
Question 4
What did Miami children help with?
A
Cooking and cleaning
B
Hunting and gathering
C
Farming and fishing
Explanation. The text states that Miami children helped with farming and fishing.
D
Building houses and making clothes
E
Studying and playing
Question 5
What state is closely associated with the Miami tribe's history?
A
Florida
B
California
C
New York
D
Indiana
Explanation. The text makes it clear that the Miami tribe is a significant part of Indiana’s history.
E
Texas
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