Sioux Grandpa and the Medicine Bag

What did the narrator and his sister always brag about?

• Their Sioux grandpa

• Their new moccasins

• Their yearly summer visit to Grandpa

• Their exciting tales

Why didn't the narrator and his sister show their friends a picture of Grandpa?

• Because Grandpa wasn't tall and stately like TV Indians

• Because Grandpa lived in a part log, part tar-paper shack

• Because Grandpa's hair wasn't in braids

• Because Grandpa was old

What happened when Grandpa came to visit the narrator's neighborhood?

• The dogs in the neighborhood started barking and growling

• The kids in the neighborhood gathered around him

• The narrator was ashamed and embarrassed

• All of the above

Why did the narrator kick and holler at the dogs?

• To protect Grandpa from the dogs

• To scare the dogs away

• Because the dogs were growling at Grandpa

• All of the above

What did the narrator feel when he saw Grandpa in the street?

• Cold and hot at the same time

• Ashamed and embarrassed

• Mad at the dogs

• All of the above

Why did Grandpa come to visit the narrator's family?

• Because he was lonely after the narrator and his sister left

• Because he wanted to see where his only living descendants lived

• Because he missed the narrator's mother

• All of the above

What did the narrator's friends think of Grandpa?

• They thought he was great

• They laughed at him

• They were impressed by his stories

• They were afraid of him

What did Grandpa give to the narrator?

• A small, round, flat rawhide drum

• A beaded bolo tie

• A leather pouch with a broken shell of an iron kettle

• A pair of moccasins

Why did the narrator's father apologize to Grandpa?

• Because they never thought to bring Grandpa home with them

• Because Grandpa had to make a long trip to visit them

• Because Grandpa had fainted

• Because they didn't have enough food for Grandpa

What did Grandpa want to pass on to the narrator?

• His stories of brave warriors

• His beaded vest

• His medicine bag

• His black hat