ATDOPTI ch 12-20

What does Rowdy do when he gets the picture Arnold drew for him and gave to his dad?

• Tears it to pieces

• Hangs it on the refrigerator

• Give Arnold the middle finger

• Thanks Arnold and hugs him

What fruit do the people in the reservation now compare Junior to?

• an orange

• an apple

• a banana

• a pear

What happened when Junior saw his tribal members at a basketball game?

• They cheered him on.

• They threw tomatoes at him.

• They laughed at him.

• They turned their backs on him.

What is Junior's dad's response when Junior asks him in Chapter 14: "Thanksgiving," "What do Indians have to be thankful for?"

• We should give thanks for family and friendship

• We should give thanks that no one lives forever.

• We should give thanks for our home.

• We should give thanks that they didn't kill all of us.

Why does Junior say that the people in Reardan assume the Indians from the reservation have plenty money in Chapter 17: "Dance, Dance, Dance"?

• Because they have their own school.

• Because they drive nice cars.

• Because they have Pow-Wows and wear fancy clothes.

• Because they have a casino.

Which character invites Junior out to eat, pays for his food, and takes him home?

• Earl

• Gordy

• Roger

• Penelope

What is Gordy's response when Junior says "Some Indians think you become white if you try to make your life better, if you become successful," in Chapter 18: "Don't Trust Your Computer"?

• I don't understand why anyone would think that way.

• If that were the case, wouldn't the Civil War have ended differently?

• If that were the case, what about the other minorities?

• If that were true, then wouldn't all white people be successful?

What did Junior discover about Penelope on the day she was vomiting in the girls' restroom?

• She is pregnant.

• She has the flu.

• She is bulimic.

• She is nervous.

In what ways did Junior benefit from having a relationship/friendship with Penelope.

• He became popular.

• He started getting noticed by other girls.

• His teachers paid more attention to him.

• All the above.

How can the first-person narration best be described in the book?

• The narration is crude and humorous to reflect a teenage boy’s voice

• The narration is reflective of an adult looking back on his life

• The narration is meant to symbolize Arnold’s rejection of his culture

• All the answers are correct