Native American Litrature

Who were considered the first Americans?

• Europeans

• Africans

• Native Americans

• British

What is the "oral tradition"?

• Sharing stories in many different ways

• The practice of talking about tribal traditions

• Passing down stories via ancient scrolls

• The practice of passing down stories by mouth

A character in a story who navigates their way through their wit is a

• conjurer

• totem

• trickster

• alight

How did Native Americans share their literature?

• Diaries

• Letters

• Word of mouth

• Scrolls

Native Americans could read.

• True

• False

Nothing co-existed to Native Americans.

• True

• False

They used poetic devices such as personification, simile, metaphor, alliteration, and

• hyperbole

• mood

• rhyme

• symbolism

Human beings and animals were

• cohabitants

• enemies

• friends

• interchangeable

This was more commonly used in the Native American times due to there not being a written language.

• caligraphy

• spreading gossip

• phenomenon

• oral literature

A process of handing down something for future generations is

• a myth

• a creation

• a tradition

• a deliberation