Question

Salim is writing a paragraph comparing and contrasting the Maori and Haida cultures. Which sentence best illustrates his point about how each group views humans?
In the Maori creation myth people are able to conquer every element of nature, but in the Haida creation myth the Raven feels he must be the humans’ caretaker.
In the Haida creation myth humans are strong enough to trick the Sky Chief, but in the Maori myth humans are outwitted by the sky and earth gods.
Both the Maori and Haida creation myths give examples of the gods interacting with the humans, and these examples show how each culture views humans’ place in the world.
There are several differences in the way that the Maori and Haida creation myths view humans, which I will go on to show through this paragraph.

Answer 1

The answer is. In the Maori creation myth people are able to conquer every element of nature, but in the Haida creation myth the Raven feels he must be the humans’ caretaker.

Answer 2

The correct answer is the following: option A. The sentence that best illustrates how each group views humans is: In the Maori creation myth people are able to conquer every element of nature, but in the Haida creation myth the Raven feels he must be the humans' caretaker.  While the Maori culture has a culture point of view based on their own power and how they are capable of conquering every aspect of nature like the forest, the oceans rivers and sea, and the animals, the Haida culture relies on the figure of the Raven, which has a sense of responsibility towards humans, as their caretaker and protector.