Young Native Claiming Heritage

What is the purpose of the small ceremony mentioned?

• To perform a dance

• To cook food for a large gathering

• To let go of burdens by writing them down and burning them

• To celebrate a birthday

Why does the narrator feel it's important for Native American women's voices to be heard?

• Because they want to become famous

• Because they have faced many challenges and grown through them

• Because they are great singers

• Because they have joyful stories to share

What helped the narrator reconnect with their cultural traditions?

• Watching television

• Playing video games

• Listening to pop music

• Sitting down with their Comanche family and hearing the songs

What does water release therapy help with?

• Improving swimming skills

• Helping with PTSD and physical pain

• Watering plants

• Cooking meals

Why does the narrator want to break the cycle of trauma?

• To start a new hobby

• To become a famous athlete

• To pass on a healthier legacy to their children

• To win a competition

What does the narrator say about Native Americans and their culture?

• They are not interested in learning about their culture

• They prefer pop culture over their own

• They are disconnected from their culture

• They know all about their culture

What does the narrator feel when attending a powwow after a long time?

• Indifference

• Confusion

• Boredom

• Nervousness and excitement

What is the significance of the rocky path metaphor?

• Avoiding danger

• Choosing the easy way

• Running away from problems

• Sometimes facing challenges is necessary