Question

raven could tell the men were not truly happy. they t have companions to join them in caring for the so raven, wise and determined, searched the earth a until he found a group of women trapped inside a. he brought them to the men. the two groups of s fit well together, and raven became very tive of his people. —\the raven and the first men: the beginnings of the haida\ based on this passage, what values do the haida have about companionship? check all that apply ☐ women and men work well together. ☐ humans should live alone. ☐ the best way for people to become companions is to be trapped. ☐ people can suit each other when they come together as companions. ☐ companionship is good for people.

Explanation:

To determine the values the Haida have about companionship, we analyze the passage and each option:

• "Women and men work well together": The passage says the two groups (men and women) fit well together, so this applies.
• "Humans should live alone": The men were not truly happy without companions, so this is incorrect.
• "The best way for people to become companions is to be trapped": The trapping was a situation Raven resolved, not the ideal way to become companions, so incorrect.
• "People can suit each other when they come together as companions": The passage states the two groups fit well together, so this applies.
• "Companionship is good for people": The men were not happy without companions, and became better with them, so this applies.

Answer:

• Women and men work well together.
• People can suit each other when they come together as companions.
• Companionship is good for people.