Question

we always brought home what we got and used it up. we didnt waste it. there was no food wasted. we didnt go out for sport; we went out for our living... traditionally, the ojibwa people would cook on the shores of the lakes and rivers where they fished. the idiom will tell you whats what... take only what you need. dont waste food. dont take it just to throw it away. dont take it just to be bragging about it. live for what you eat. eat to keep happy. to keep healthy. which idea about fishing is explained in ictiv text? 1. the ojibwa believe you should catch only the fish that you will eat. 2. indians cook their fish along the river when it was caught. 3. the clear water of the mississippi is a good place for fishing. 4. native people fought to keep the rights to fish on their land.

Explanation:

Para resolver esta pregunta, analizamos el texto proporcionado sobre la tradición de pesca de los Ojibwa. El texto menciona el refrán: "take only what you need. Don't waste food. Don't take it just to throw it away". La opción que coincide con esta idea es "The Ojibwa believe you should catch only the fish that you will eat", ya que refleja la idea de no desperdiciar y tomar solo lo necesario. Las otras opciones no se alinean: la primera habla de luchar por derechos de pesca (no mencionado), la segunda de la calidad del agua (no relacionado con la tradición de pesca del texto), y la tercera de cocinar el pescado en el río (el texto dice que cocinaban en las orillas, pero la pregunta es sobre la tradición de pesca, no de cocción).

Answer:

The Ojibwa believe you should catch only the fish that you will eat