What do the kiowa call the knoll that "rises out of the plain in oklahoma"? question 1 options: spell check question 2 (25 points) question 2 unsaved what is the central idea presented in the introduction to the way to rainy mountain? question 2 options: a) the kiowa people and their history are closely related to the land across which they journeyed b) the legend of the kiowa people's origins is that they came through a hollow log into the world. c) the journey of the kiowa people brought only hardship and suffering. d) the destiny of the kiowa people lay in their own hands. question 3 (25 points) question 3 unsaved read this excerpt from the way to rainy mountain: the kiowas are a summer people; they abide the cold and keep to themselves, but when the season turns and the land becomes warm and vital they cannot hold still; an old love of going returns upon them. how does this detail develop the central idea? question 3 options: a) it provides a description of the hardships of the journey. b) it explains why the kiowas were not welcomed by other tribes. c) it reveals what the author experienced personally on his journey to rainy mountain. d) it gives insight into why the kiowas' journey was connected to the land and seasons. question 4 (25 points) question 4 unsaved in this excerpt from the way to rainy mountain, the author uses language that depicts the sun as a human. he was very angry…he threw the ring and it did what he told it to do; it struck the woman and killed her, and then the sun’s child was all alone. what is the effect of this language? question 4 options: a) it supports the idea that the information is factual. b) it creates a peaceful mood. c) it reveals a tone of admiration on the part of the author. d) it develops the sense that the story is more legend than fact.