Question

become a supernatural being called the white painted woman.

apache boys often helped adult men with chores such as making
weapons, collecting wood, and making fires. a boy was considered
a man after participating in four hunting or raiding expeditions.
during these expeditions, the boys usually had jobs like taking
care of the camp and horses. after their fourth expedition, they
could take on adult responsibilities during hunts and raids.

use the passage above to sort the expectations of apache girls and apache
boys.

learn new skills by helping adults gather and cook food for meals make weapons, such as arrows

build shelters, such as wickiups collect wood and make fires

apache girls both apache girls and boys apache boys

Explanation:

First, analyze each task:

• "learn new skills by helping adults": Both genders likely help adults to learn, so in "Both".
• "gather and cook food for meals": Typically associated with girls' roles in many traditional societies, so "Apache girls".
• "make weapons, such as arrows": Associated with boys' chores (from passage: Apache boys helped with making weapons), so "Apache boys".
• "build shelters, such as wickiups": Often a task for girls in traditional Apache (or similar) societies, so "Apache girls".
• "collect wood and make fires": From passage, Apache boys did this, so "Apache boys".

Now sort:

• Apache girls: gather and cook food for meals; build shelters, such as wickiups
• Both Apache girls and boys: learn new skills by helping adults
• Apache boys: make weapons, such as arrows; collect wood and make fires

Answer:

• Apache girls: gather and cook food for meals, build shelters, such as wickiups
• Both Apache girls and boys: learn new skills by helping adults
• Apache boys: make weapons, such as arrows, collect wood and make fires