Roadrunner's Dance Comprehension Test

Front

Who is the Desert Woman in the context of the story?

Back

The Desert Woman is a character who helps the people of the village by creating the Roadrunner and addressing the threat posed by the Snake.

Front

What role does the Snake play in the story?

Back

The Snake is a source of fear for the people and animals, prompting them to seek help from the Desert Woman.

Front

What is the significance of the Eagle giving strength to the Desert Woman?

Back

The Eagle's gift of strength symbolizes support and empowerment, enabling the Desert Woman to create the Roadrunner.

Front

What materials did the Desert Woman use to create Roadrunner's legs?

Back

The Desert Woman used two sticks from a mesquite tree to make Roadrunner's legs.

Front

What was the first action taken by the Desert Woman to address the problem?

Back

The Desert Woman first put a rattle on the Snake to warn others of its presence.

Front

How does the Desert Woman's creation of the Roadrunner relate to the theme of problem-solving?

Back

The creation of the Roadrunner represents the Desert Woman's innovative approach to solving the problem posed by the Snake.

Front

What does the rattle symbolize in the story?

Back

The rattle symbolizes a warning system to alert others about the danger posed by the Snake.

Front

In what way does the community's response to the Snake reflect their values?

Back

The community's response shows their reliance on collaboration and seeking help from wise figures like the Desert Woman.

Front

What can be inferred about the relationship between the Desert Woman and the Eagle?

Back

The relationship suggests a partnership where the Eagle provides support to the Desert Woman in her efforts to protect the village.

Front

What does the act of creating the Roadrunner signify in terms of creativity and resourcefulness?

Back

It signifies the importance of using available resources creatively to address challenges.