Question

1. what fills omakayas with excitement at the end of the chapter?

Explanation:

To answer this, we refer to the text (likely from a story featuring Omakayas, e.g., "The Birchbark House"). At the end of the relevant chapter, Omakayas is excited about the arrival of a new baby (her baby brother, Neewo) or a significant event related to family/new life, depending on the chapter's context. For example, in the narrative, the birth of her brother brings her joy and excitement as she anticipates caring for and being part of the new family dynamic.

Answer:

If referring to "The Birchbark House" context, Omakayas is filled with excitement by the birth of her baby brother (Neewo) or the prospect of a new family member, as the arrival of the baby brings a sense of new life and family connection she eagerly embraces. (Specific answer depends on the exact chapter's events, but the core is a family - related joyful event like a new baby's arrival.)