
"The Danger of a Single Story" and Map Skills Review
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History
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9th - 12th Grade
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Easy
Michael Lutz
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10 Slides • 16 Questions
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Open Ended
When is a time you felt you have reduced someone to a single story or you have been reduced to a single story by someone else? Explain the single story and how you believe it came into existence.
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Multiple Choice
What did Adichie learn about Fide and his family?
they were talented
they were poor
they were servants
they were complex
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Multiple Choice
Why did Adichie's professor feel her novel lacked "African authenticity"?
they were from America
they sounded too much like him
they did not belong to a tribe
they listened to Mariah Carey
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Open Ended
Why was Adichie’s understanding of America different compared to an American student’s understanding of Nigeria?
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Open Ended
What has influenced your understanding of how you think about Africa?
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Open Ended
According to Adichie, the problem with stereotypes is not that they are _____ it is that they are ______.
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Open Ended
So, what do we do with this information? In other words, what do we think about "The Danger of a Single Story" and its relevance to our World History class?
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"The Danger of a Single Story"
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Open Ended
Write down anything you can recall about Adichie's point-of-view that would influence her in delivering a speech such as this. (ex. she is from Nigeria)
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Adichie's point of view plays a pivotal role in her decision to give a talk on "the danger of a single story."
I would argue that American high schoolers, though finding this talk to be somewhat relatable, would never think to give a talk like this.
Why do you think I believe this?
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Take a look at this image and be prepared to answer this question on the following slide:
What can you tell me about the characteristics of her audience?
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Open Ended
What can you tell me about the characteristics of her audience?
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Poll
Do you believe Adichie would have made this reference if you all were her audience instead?
Yes
No
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The audience a source is addressing shapes the message that is being delivered
Consider this...
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Open Ended
If you were asked "how was your first day of school?" by your parents and your friends, which account would likely be more honest?
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Adichie had absorbed stereotypical beliefs about Mexicans while living in the United States. This context shaped the way she perceived Mexicans, even if they were not beliefs she agreed with or was consciously aware of.
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Fill in the Blanks
What is the national capital of Portugal?
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
In terms of population, which city is larger?
Lyon
Hamburg
Florence
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Multiple Choice
Which city is located futhest to the east?
Warsaw
Berlin
Prague
Budapest
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Multiple Choice
Approximately how many miles is it from Paris to Munich?
100
200
400
800
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Open Ended
What is different about how names of cities and countries are written?
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