The Inuit Still Preform Rituals When Killing Animals for Food

question 32

Multiple Choice

The Inuit still preform rituals when killing animals for food to ________________________.

• A)avoid a drought
• B)avoid a loss of food sources
• C)pray to the spirits for forgiveness
• D)avoid offending the animal's spirit
• E)ensure the meat is healthy

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