Test: Hiawatha - Class 4 MCQ

Hiawatha lived with his grandmother.

Hiawatha called the animals ‘hiawatha brothers’.

‘learned their names and all their secrets.’

Hiawatha and his grandmother lived in wigwam.

the rabbit is timid.

‘Where the squirrels hid their acorns.’

this poem is written by H.W Longellow.

‘Hiawatha grew up to love them all.’

• Hiawatha is a legendary figure from Native American history, specifically associated with the Iroquois Confederacy.
• He is often depicted as a peacemaker who united different tribes and is celebrated in various stories and poems.
• Hiawatha is not a "red Indian boy" in a literal sense; rather, he represents the cultural and historical heritage of Native Americans.
• His story emphasizes themes of unity, peace, and cooperation among tribes.

Hiawatha could talk to animals and birds.