The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian Final Exam

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What type of conflict is reflected when Junior feels like he is becoming two people, more of an Indian at home and more of a white person at school?

Back

man v. self

Front

How can the character of Arnold Spirit Jr. best be characterized?

Back

He is an intelligent, creative teenager who aspires to succeed.

Front

In the chapter 'Red Versus White', which is NOT one of the good qualities of Arnold's parents?

Back

They help him with his homework.

Front

What is Junior's parents' reaction to his decision to leave the rez?

Back

Indifferent

Front

What is the downside of going to school in Reardan?

Back

All of the above: It will be hard to get there, some of the people there are racist, and Indians on the rez will be angry.

Front

What does the term 'man v. self' conflict mean?

Back

It refers to a struggle within a character, often involving personal dilemmas or internal struggles.

Front

What is the significance of Arnold Spirit Jr.'s character development throughout the novel?

Back

It highlights themes of identity, resilience, and the pursuit of dreams despite adversity.

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What role does the setting of the reservation play in the story?

Back

It serves as a backdrop for the challenges faced by Native Americans and contrasts with the opportunities in Reardan.

Front

How does Junior's decision to attend Reardan affect his relationships with his friends on the rez?

Back

It creates tension and feelings of betrayal among his friends, who feel abandoned.

Front

What does the term 'sacrifice' refer to in the context of Arnold's parents?

Back

It refers to the choices they make to ensure a better life for Arnold, often at their own expense.