Define these words
Chinking - something taps together and makes a noise
Upriver - going up a river
Ponga - A type of plant
Sentry - guard
Pouwhenua - carved statue
Fatigues and masks - jumpsuit uniform
Staffs - its a stick
Bivouacs - made up tent
Solar lights - light that is powered by the sun
Glow worms - type of insect natice in NZ and it butts in night time.
“Home in on us” - zooming in
Searing blow - painful hit
Remote - isolated far away from places
Radical - somebody fighting back the enemy
What was mums old job?Teacher
Why is the camp called ‘camp radicals’? Because they are radicals and they were fighting back
What is the tikanga about carving pou? So you have to earn the privilege to use the tools
On page 42, why did Tre smile to himself? Cause recognise the pou in the woods.
What was the purpose of the pouwhenua?so it is a warning to find the voids if they are coming to their land.
How could you describe where Tre put his bag down?he put it down in the long tent .
What were the people in the village doing BEFORE Tre and Muse’ arrival? And now?
Who carved the pou?They are learning to fight for themself and they are learning how to make a pot and others were writing and the others were reading.
Why did Tre only murmur “nice one” to Phyn? (Rather than hugging him/celerbating/etc). It was phyn.
Why was Muse leaving in the middle of the night?so she felt bad because she had a tracker .
What was on Muse’s arm?tracker
Who is Phyn in relation to the other characters?tres brother .
Why did Phyn hit Tre and with what?Taiaha
Who will now follow in dads footsteps?phyn
Was it the Phyn was silent written in italics like that?
What was their plan after leaving the camp?
If you were Tre, what would you do in this situation?
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