August 2023 ELA Regents Exam - Part 1, Passage B

Front

What does the word 'native' most nearly mean in the context of literature?

Back

Familiar

Front

How can the narrator's perception of visitors be described in the context of the passage?

Back

Ignorance

Front

What does the structure of lines 39 through 59 highlight about the Cherokee people?

Back

Resilience of the Cherokee culture regardless of their relocation

Front

What does the phrase 'You are here' emphasize in the narrator's perspective?

Back

Awareness of an attachment to this place

Front

Define 'cultural resilience' in the context of indigenous peoples.

Back

The ability of a culture to maintain its identity and practices despite external pressures and changes.

Front

What is the significance of the word 'familiar' in understanding a character's background?

Back

It indicates a sense of belonging and connection to a place or culture.

Front

How does the concept of 'ignorance' affect interactions between different cultures?

Back

It can lead to misunderstandings and a lack of appreciation for the other culture.

Front

What role does structure play in conveying themes in literature?

Back

Structure can emphasize key ideas and enhance the emotional impact of the narrative.

Front

Explain the importance of attachment to place in literature.

Back

It reflects characters' emotional connections and influences their identities and actions.

Front

What does 'cultural adaptation' mean?

Back

The process by which a culture changes in response to external influences while trying to maintain its core identity.