The Gift of Acabar Ch 3

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What does Arrol suggest to Pedar and Inga to help their son Tulo grow intellectually?

Taking him to the reindeer herding fields more often

Sending him to a formal school in Helsinki

Encouraging him to fly kites outside

Giving him access to books to feed his curiosity (correct)

How did Tulo become fascinated with kites?

His parents encouraged him to try kite flying

He found a book that detailed kites and their history (correct)

He watched other children fly kites in the village

He saw a kite vendor at a nearby market

What was Pedar’s initial reaction to the news about Tulo's interests?

He was excited and fully supportive

He was indifferent and uninterested

He laughed nervously and questioned its validity (correct)

He expressed concerns about abandoning tradition

What does Tulo’s kite symbolize in the context of his development?

The freedom to explore beyond herding traditions (C) Signup and view all the answers

What is one aspect of history Tulo learns about from the book on kites?

The earliest kites originated in China (C) Signup and view all the answers

Why does Arrol believe Tulo is a special child?

He shows an extraordinary interest in learning (C) Signup and view all the answers

What does Tulo do after reading and studying during the summer?

He experiments with building and flying kites (C) Signup and view all the answers

What does Arrol Nobis think of Tulo's reading ability?

Tulo is proficient and reads quickly. (C) Signup and view all the answers

Which subject does Arrol say is not part of Tulo's current curriculum?

Finnish (B) Signup and view all the answers

How does Tulo's interest in learning differ from that of other children?

He attends school willingly and seeks knowledge. (B) Signup and view all the answers

What literary skills does Tulo demonstrate according to Arrol?

He creates impressive stories and poems. (C) Signup and view all the answers

How does Pedar react to Arrol's description of Tulo?

He feels confused and unsure of what to do. (B) Signup and view all the answers

What metaphor does Arrol use to describe how to nurture Tulo's talents?

Water the plant and fertilize it. (D) Signup and view all the answers

What does Tulo frequently ask in his pursuit of knowledge?

Why? Why? Why? (D) Signup and view all the answers

What is Pedar's initial reaction to the schoolmaster's praise of Tulo?

He is proud and reassured about Tulo's capabilities. (C) Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Tulo's Unique Capabilities

Tulo is a young Lapp boy with exceptional intellect and learning abilities.
He is a fast learner, surpassing his classmates in reading and writing.
He is exceptionally curious, constantly asking "why?" and seeking explanations for everything.
Tulo can read and write in Same, and wants to learn Finnish and Swedish.
He writes stories and poems considered superior to any other produced in his school.
He creates interesting fantasies from simple nature acts.

Education for Tulo

Arrol Nobis, Tulo's schoolmaster, believes in fostering Tulo's talents by encouraging him to read and learn.
Arrol suggests providing Tulo with more books, as he has already consumed the entire school library.
Arrol offers to order books from Rovaniemi and Helsinki based on his recommendations for Tulo.
Tulo has a passion for kites, learning about their history and construction from an old English book.
He builds his own kite and can explain various types of kites and their origins

Parental Response

Tulo's parents, though initially unsure about their son's unconventional interests, are ultimately supportive of his education.
They agree to purchase books for Tulo and are grateful for Arrol's guidance.
They see Tulo's unique abilities as a gift to be nurtured and supported.

Tulo's Passion for Kites

Tulo is fascinated by kites, spending time building and flying them.
He imagines his kite as different creatures, like dragons, butterflies, and swans.
He is saddened when his kite crashes, but always repairs it and flies it again.

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Explore the exceptional capabilities of Tulo, a young Lapp boy with remarkable intellect and curiosity. This quiz delves into Tulo's education, his passion for reading, and the support he receives from his schoolmaster, Arrol Nobis. Test your knowledge about Tulo's abilities and interests through this engaging quiz.