Question

how is the information about fishing in \take only what you need\ different from \fishing by torchlight\? add the difference to the chart.

\fishing by torchlight\
today, ojibwe people still use a traditional method called spearing to harvest walleye. and like their ancestors, they fish at night.

\take only what you need\
next to maple sugar the first thing wed think of in spring was fishing. but we would go fishing anytime we got the chance.

difference

\take only what you need\ shows paul buffalos feelings about fishing.
\take only what you need\ includes paul buffalos instructions for fishing.
\take only what you need\ shows that ojibwe fishing methods have stayed the same.
\take only what you need\ explains that fishing is a skill practiced by the ojibwe.

Explanation:

To determine the difference, we analyze the two sections: "Fishing by Torchlight" focuses on a traditional Ojibwe fishing method (spearing walleye at night, similar to ancestors), while "Take Only What You Need" (the third option in its column) shows that Ojibwe fishing methods have stayed the same (connecting to the idea of traditional practices persisting, as seen in the first section's mention of ancestors' methods). So we match the relevant "Take Only What You Need" option to the "Fishing by Torchlight" content.

Answer:

"Take Only What You Need" shows that Ojibwe fishing methods have stayed the same. (Corresponding to the third option under "Take Only What You Need" and the "Fishing by Torchlight" section about traditional methods being continued like ancestors.)