ATD Chapters 1-18 Review

Front

Where does the narrator live?

Back

Spokane Reservation in Washington.

Front

What upsets Junior about his geometry book?

Back

It belonged to his mother.

Front

What does the narrator do because it's 'safer'?

Back

He reads books and draws cartoons.

Front

What can be inferred from the 'Unofficial and Unwritten Spokane Indian Rules of Fistcuffs'?

Back

All Indians should always be fighting.

Front

What is Penelope's initial reaction when the narrator tells her that his name is Junior?

Back

She laughs.

Front

What is the significance of the Spokane Reservation in the narrator's life?

Back

It represents his cultural identity and the challenges he faces.

Front

How does Junior's relationship with his family influence his character?

Back

His family dynamics shape his resilience and perspective on life.

Front

What role does humor play in Junior's coping mechanism?

Back

Humor helps him deal with adversity and connect with others.

Front

What does Junior's choice to attend a predominantly white school signify?

Back

It reflects his desire for better opportunities despite cultural challenges.

Front

How does the theme of identity manifest in Junior's experiences?

Back

Junior navigates his Native American identity while seeking acceptance in a different culture.