Choctaw 2 Chapter 4-5 Reviewon

Choctaw 2 Chapters 4-5 review

By Lisa Taylor

Match

Match vocabulary

• nana

• kvna

• ayvmihchi/mihchi

• palvska champuli

• osh, hosh, yosh

something

someone

to do/doing

cake/sweet bread

subject markers

• something

• someone

• to do/doing

• cake/sweet bread

• subject markers

Match

Match the Vocabulary

• hochefo

• nana kia

• kvna kia

• hokli

• nukshopa

read/name/call

anything

anyone

catch

wild(animal)

• read/name/call

• anything

• anyone

• catch

• wild(animal)

Definite Pronouns

• used to replace someone's name or other aforementioned nouns, or it is clear in context who or what is being referred to.

• Interrogative words ask a definite "who" or "what" question.

• They can be noun specifi.

• The definite pronouns are called "t-forms"

List of definite pronouns t-forms

The t-forms are the question words with the "t" in them

• nanta-what

• kvta-who

• katimma-where

• katimi ho-why

• katohmi-how many

Indefinite pronouns

• Are a group of words that have no specific reference by themselves but whose reference changes with each utterance

• not clearly expressed or defined; vague.

• lasting for an unknown or unstated length of time

N-forms

These words can be used as a question or an answer.
The references are not clear or specific.

When indefinite pronouns are in the subject position it will take on the subject marker hosh.

Kvta hos impa chi? Who will be eating?

Example:

• not generally used by itself

• h is usually added

• it is used introducing subjects the are indefinite and those that begins with ka questions

​osh

osh, hosh, yosh

• Impa tuk osh impa bvnna kiyo. She/he's not hungry since she/he ate.
  

Example:

• mark all types of adverbials including manners and adverbial clauses such as running.

• sometimes osh can be used a word that ends in a vowel to mean since or because.

​osh

osh, hosh, yosh

• Ofi tuklo hosh impa. The two dogs are eating.

• Impa hosh binili. She/he is eating.
  

Example:

• can follow a number

• is used if the sentence begins with a verb

​hosh

osh, hosh, yosh

• Chukfi yosh bininli. It's the rabbit that is sitting.

• Q: Katimampo hosh impa?

  Which one is eating?

  A: Ofi yosh impa. It's the dog that is eating.
  

Example:

• can be used to refer to the subject that ends in a vowel.

• usually used when answering questions

​yosh

osh, hosh, yosh

Multiple Choice

Kvna apela tuk

• He did not help anyone.

• He helped someone.

• He helped me.

• I helped him.

Multiple Choice

Nana hoponi li.

• I am cooking something.

• I am cooking nothing.

• I cooked something.

• I will cook something.

Multiple Choice

I can read anything.

• Nana kia hohchefo li ahinla.

• Kvna kia hohchefo la hinla.

• Kvna kia hohchefo hinla.

• Nana kia hohchefo la hinla.

Multiple Choice

Decide if the sentence is definite or indefinite.

Nanta ish mihchi?

• Definitie

• Indefinite

Multiple Choice

Decide if the sentence is definite or indefinite.

Kvna kia palvska champuli bvnna chi.

• Definitie

• Indefinite

Match

Match the vocabulary

• hlopulli

• holihta

• aiachefa aboha

• ahoponi

• ampo

to go through

fence

laundry room

kitchen

plate

• to go through

• fence

• laundry room

• kitchen

• plate

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Match the Vocabulary

• anchi

• holbvt toba

• illimpa

• issht toksvli

• ittimpakna

quilt

picture/image

food/groceries

tool/implement

to race/compete

• quilt

• picture/image

• food/groceries

• tool/implement

• to race/compete

Match

Match the Vocabulary

• pinak

• shukcha

• nita

• achefa

• aiokpanchi

food/groceries

bag/purse

bear

wash

like (something)

• food/groceries

• bag/purse

• bear

• wash

• like (something)

Match

Match the Vocabulary

• ashachi

• bohli

• kania

• talohli

• talali

put/place/lay (pl)

put/place/lay (s)

go away/to be gone

put/place/set (pl)

put/place/set (s)

• put/place/lay (pl)

• put/place/lay (s)

• go away/to be gone

• put/place/set (pl)

• put/place/set (s)

Multiple Choice

True or false: liteha means dirty.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

True or false: Ak ikhano means I don't know.

• True

• False

Match

Match the Indefinite Pronouns

• kanimma

• kanimma kia

• kanimi ho

• kanimi kia

• katimampo

somewhere

anywhere

for some reason

for any reason

which of the two

• somewhere

• anywhere

• for some reason

• for any reason

• which of the two

kanimma & kanimma kia

​The two words kanimma and kanimma kia take the place of a location word in the word order.

​kanimma

Kanimma ish ia.
You are going somewhere.

kanimma kia

Kanimma kia ish ia chi.
You will be going anywhere.

Reorder

I set it somewhere.

• Kanimma

• talaya

• li

• tuk

1

2

3

4

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4

Reorder

The cat will sit anywhere.

• Katos

• vt

• kanimma kia

• bininla

• chi

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Kanimi ho and kanimi kia

These two words will appear at the beginning of the sentence.

Kanimi ho and kanimi kia

•Ex. Kanimi ho okla nusi bvnna.
They want to sleep for some reason.

•Ex. Kanimi ho tvmaha ia li tuk.
For some reason I went to town.

Reorder

Reorder the following

They want to sleep for some reason.

• kanimi ho

• okla

• nusi

• bvnna

1

2

3

4

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4

Reorder

Reorder the following

They will run for any reason.

• Kanimi kia

• okla

• balila

• chi

1

2

3

4

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4

Katimampo

Will appear at the beginning of the sentence

Katimampo

•Ex. Katimampo hosh hohchvffo i shahli.
Which of the two is hungrier?

Reorder

Reorder the following

Which of the two is sadder?

• Katimampo

• hosh

• nukhaklo

• i

• shahli

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Multiple Choice

Katomma ish ia?

• Where is she going?

• What is he doing?

• Where are you going?

Multiple Choice

Nanta hoponi?

• What is she doing

• What are you eating?

• What is he cooking?

Multiple Choice

Himak nittak a nana kia ish hokcha hinla.

• Today, you can plant anything

• Today, I'm going to plant peas.

• Today, I will plant beans.

Multiple Choice

Kvna hosh takkon shuwa isht vla tuk.

• Someone ate rotten apples.

• Someone brought rotten apples.

• Someone bought rotten apples.

Multiple Choice

Kanimi ho tvmaha ittiachi tuk.

• For some reason they went to town.

• For some reason they wanted to go.

• For some reason they drove to work.

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