Why did Junior blame himself for Mary's death?

When Junior left the reservation to go to Reardan, Mary found the courage to leave the reservation, too.

Junior was accidentally started the fire in Mary's trailer.

Junior introduced Mary to the man who would become her husband and take her to Montana.

Junior told her to leave the reservation forever.

How can the character of Arnold Spirit Jr. best be characterized ?

He is an intelligent, creative teenager who aspires to succeed

He is a stereotypical Native American teenager

He is a hot-tempered teenager good at sports but quick to fight

He is a coward who is too weak to fight his own battles

What is the significance of Mary Runs Away’s death?

It reinforces Arnold’s decision to try to better himself.

It’s a symbol for the hopelessness of leaving the Rez.

It’s the breaking point for Arnold’s mother and her sanity.

It’s a cautionary tale of the dangers of trailers and large parties.

Which statement best represents the major contradiction that exists on the Reservation according to Arnold?

The land is beautiful but there is little hope for the people who live there.

The people consider themselves a tribe, but they all secretly hate each other.

The Native Americans hate white people but employ them in their schools.

The Native Americans run casinos on their land but still claim to be a poor race.

What is the main reason Arnold is an outcast on the reservation?

He had a stutter, a lisp, and thick-framed glasses

He is physically weaker than most of his peers

He is more intelligent than most of his peers

Mr P says "You have to take your hope and go somewhere where other people have hope." What did he mean?

He needs to move to another rez

He's just trying to get back at Junior for hitting him in the nose

What upsets Junior about his geometry textbook?

it is so old that his mother used it when she was in school

it has all the answers in the back

it is a heavy book that he will have to carry in his backpack

a word problem reminds him of his dog Oscar

What is the definition of Rez or Reservation?

An area of land held and governed by a federally recognized Native American tribal nation whose government is accountable to the U.S.

a hindrance or obstruction in doing something

Relating to Fireworks or producing an explosion

inflict a violent and disfiguring injury on

What does Junior’s 30-year-old geometry book symbolize?

The poverty of the Spokane tribe

Junior’s yearning for knowledge

Mr. P’s desire to teach his students

The quality of education at the reservation

How did Rowdy react when Junior told him he's transferring to Reardan?

He didn't agree with his choice but respected it

Why is Junior nervous about going to the diner with his friends after the Winter Dance?

he doesn't have enough money to pay for his meal

What does Junior learn at the end of Chapter 17, "Dance, Dance, Dance"?

if you let people into your life a little bit, they can be pretty amazing

What does Junior learn at the end of Chapter 17, "Dance, Dance, Dance"?

if you let people into your life a little bit, they can be pretty amazing

Why is Junior nervous about going to the diner with his friends after the Winter Dance?

he doesn't have enough money to pay for his meal

Why did Junior blame himself for Mary's death?

When Junior left the reservation to go to Reardan, Mary found the courage to leave the reservation, too.

Junior was accidentally started the fire in Mary's trailer.

Junior introduced Mary to the man who would become her husband and take her to Montana.

What realization did Junior have in Chapter 29?

He would be okay and we was not alone in his loneliness.

He never wanted to speak to Rowdy again.

He would live on the reservation for the rest of his life.

What was so special about Turtle Lake?

The lake was surrounded my myths and legends.

It was infested by freshwater sharks.

It was unusually shallow for a lake.

Character analysis of Rowdy: How does Rowdy's upbringing and experiences shape his behavior towards Junior?

Rowdy's upbringing and experiences, including his abusive father and the poverty on the reservation, shape his behavior towards Junior by making him resentful and angry.

Rowdy's behavior is shaped by his privileged upbringing and access to resources

Rowdy's behavior is shaped by his love for Junior and his desire to protect him

Rowdy's behavior is shaped by his carefree and happy childhood experiences

Character analysis of Rowdy: Describe Rowdy's personality and how it affects his relationship with Junior.

Rowdy's personality is tough, angry, and defensive, which affects his relationship with Junior by causing strain and conflict.

Rowdy's personality is lazy, indifferent, and carefree, which has no impact on his relationship with Junior.

Rowdy's personality is shy, introverted, and reserved, which makes him closer to Junior.

Rowdy's personality is gentle, kind, and supportive, which strengthens his relationship with Junior.

Conflict between Rowdy and Junior: What are the main sources of conflict between Rowdy and Junior?

Different perspectives on life, family situations, and feelings of betrayal

Conflict between Rowdy and Junior: How does Rowdy's anger towards Junior impact their friendship?

It causes a strain on their friendship

It makes their friendship better

It has no impact on their friendship

It strengthens their friendship

Impact of Rowdy's actions on Junior: How does Rowdy's betrayal affect Junior's life and decisions?

Rowdy's betrayal causes Junior to feel hurt, angry, and isolated, and leads him to reflect on his own identity and relationships.

Rowdy's betrayal causes Junior to feel indifferent and unaffected

Rowdy's betrayal has no impact on Junior's life and decisions

Rowdy's betrayal makes Junior feel happy and loved

Impact of Rowdy's actions on Junior: In what ways does Rowdy's behavior contribute to Junior's struggles?

Rowdy's behavior creates conflict and isolation for Junior, as well as reinforcing negative stereotypes about Native Americans.

Rowdy's behavior has no effect on Junior's struggles

Rowdy's behavior helps Junior feel included and accepted

Rowdy's behavior has a positive impact on Junior's self-esteem

Rowdy's perspective on reservation life: How does Rowdy view life on the reservation compared to Junior?

Rowdy views life on the reservation with anger and resentment.

Rowdy views life on the reservation with admiration and respect.

Rowdy views life on the reservation with indifference and apathy.

Rowdy views life on the reservation with joy and contentment.

Rowdy's perspective on reservation life: What are the key differences in Rowdy and Junior's perspectives on reservation life?

Attitudes towards leaving the reservation and views on future opportunities

Favorite food on the reservation

Comparison of Rowdy and Junior's experiences: How do Rowdy and Junior cope differently with the challenges they face on the reservation?

Rowdy copes with aggression and confrontation, while Junior seeks opportunities outside the reservation.

Rowdy copes by being passive and avoiding any challenges, while Junior confronts them head-on

Junior copes by being aggressive and confrontational, while Rowdy seeks opportunities outside the reservation

Rowdy copes by avoiding confrontation and seeking opportunities outside the reservation

How does the main character's perspective on his reservation change by the end of the book?

Feeling a sense of belonging and acceptance

Developing a stronger dislike for the reservation

Becoming more isolated and disconnected

Feeling more uncertain and confused

What is the difference between being scared and being nervous, according to Junior's dad?

Nervous means you want to play. Scared means you don't want to play.

Muscle tension, increased heart rate, and shortness of breath mark the most significant physiological symptoms of being scared.

Nervousness is a diffuse, unpleasant, vague sense of apprehension.

If you are scared you vomit everything out and if you are nervous you just vomit a little bit into your mouth.

Junior throws up before every game. What was his coach's response to this?

He said some people need to clear the pipes before they can play.

He thought it made Junior weak.

He told Junior that he could not play until the vomit had been cleaned up.

He told him that throwing up is a sign of fear and weakness.

What is the difference between being scared and being nervous, according to Junior's dad?

Nervous means you want to play. Scared means you don't want to play.

Muscle tension, increased heart rate, and shortness of breath mark the most significant physiological symptoms of being scared.

Nervousness is a diffuse, unpleasant, vague sense of apprehension.

If you are scared you vomit everything out and if you are nervous you just vomit a little bit into your mouth.

When Reardan got their rematch with Wellpinit, Junior ...

wanted revenge and wanted to beat Rpwdy.

wanted to play for his old team.

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30 sec • 1 pt

What did Junior's father say to him on his first day at Reardan?

“You’re so brave. You’re a warrior.”

"This is a bad idea."

"You won't find hope here."

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CCSS.RL.2.6

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What is the first "rule" of the SPOKANE INDIAN RULES OF FISTICUFFS?

Never, ever fight a girl.

Violence is not the answer.

If somebody insults you, then you have to fight him.

Talk things out first to solve disagreements.

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CCSS.RL.8.3

CCSS.RL.2.6

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Why did Junior punch Roger in the face?

Roger said something racist.

Roger hit him first.

Roger stole his lunch money.

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CCSS.RI.3.1

CCSS.RL.2.1

CCSS.RL.3.1

CCSS.RL.1.1

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In Chapter 9, who gives Junior a ride to Reardan on his motorcycle?

Roger

Mr. Grant

Junior's dad

Eugene, a friend of Junior's dad

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In Chapter 12, what did Mary do that shocked her family?

She got married and moved to Montana.

She published a romance novel.

She moved to Reardan.

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CCSS.RI.3.1

CCSS.RL.2.1

CCSS.RL.3.1

CCSS.RI.1.4

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How did Rowdy react to Junior's decision to attend Reardan?

Rowdy was sad but supportive of him going.

Rowdy did not care that he was leaving.

Rowdy was very angry and beat up Junior.

Rowdy was sad and stormed away.

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CCSS.RL.8.3

CCSS.RL.9-10.3

CCSS.RL.6.3

CCSS.RL.7.3

CCSS.RL.11-12.3

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Explain why Mr. P feels guilty. Write 2-3 complete sentences.

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CCSS.RL.9-10.3

CCSS.RL.6.3

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What did Junior's father say to him on his first day at Reardan?

What is the first "rule" of the SPOKANE INDIAN RULES OF FISTICUFFS?

Why did Junior punch Roger in the face?

In Chapter 9, who gives Junior a ride to Reardan on his motorcycle?

In Chapter 12, what did Mary do that shocked her family?

How did Rowdy react to Junior's decision to attend Reardan?

Explain why Mr. P feels guilty. Write 2-3 complete sentences.

Why did Junior blame himself for Mary's death?

How can the character of Arnold Spirit Jr. best be characterized?

Explain the significance of the title of the book

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