Firekeepers Quiz

Analyze how Daunis Fontaine's character evolves throughout the novel. What significant event marks a turning point in her development?

• Her decision to join the FBI investigation

• Her relationship with Jamie

• The death of her uncle

• Her discovery of her father's heritage

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DOK Level 4: Extended Thinking

What does the butterfly symbolize in "Firekeeper's Daughter" and how does it relate to Daunis' journey?

• Transformation and growth

• Freedom and escape

• Beauty and fragility

• Danger and caution

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DOK Level 4: Extended Thinking

Evaluate the theme of identity in the novel. How does Daunis' mixed heritage influence her actions and decisions?

• It causes her to reject her Native American roots

• It makes her more determined to protect her community

• It leads her to isolate herself from both cultures

• It has no significant impact on her actions

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DOK Level 4: Extended Thinking

Compare and contrast the characters of Daunis and Jamie. How do their backgrounds and motivations differ?

• Both come from similar backgrounds and have the same motivations

• Daunis is motivated by her community, while Jamie is driven by personal revenge

• Jamie is more focused on his career, while Daunis is more focused on her family

• Daunis is more cautious, while Jamie is more reckless

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DOK Level 4: Extended Thinking

Infer the motivations behind Levi's actions throughout the novel. What drives him to make the choices he does?

• A desire for power and control

• A need to protect his family

• A quest for personal redemption

• A sense of duty to his community

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DOK Level 4: Extended Thinking

Synthesize the plot elements that lead to the climax of the story. What key events build up to the final confrontation?

• Daunis' discovery of the meth operation, her undercover work, and the betrayal by a close friend

• The death of her uncle, her relationship with Jamie, and her decision to leave town

• Her father's heritage revelation, her mother's illness, and her academic achievements

• The community's festival, her breakup with Jamie, and her new job offer

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DOK Level 4: Extended Thinking

Analyze the development of Daunis' relationship with her mother. How does it change from the beginning to the end of the novel?

• It remains strained and distant throughout

• It evolves from tension to mutual understanding and support

• It starts strong but deteriorates over time

• It is unaffected by the events of the novel

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DOK Level 4: Extended Thinking

Interpret the significance of the firekeeper's role in the novel. How does it relate to Daunis' responsibilities?

• It symbolizes the burden of leadership and protection

• It represents a path to personal freedom

• It is a metaphor for Daunis' academic ambitions

• It signifies the importance of tradition and rituals

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DOK Level 4: Extended Thinking

Evaluate the theme of justice in "Firekeeper's Daughter." How do different characters' views on justice influence their actions?

• All characters have a unified view of justice

• Daunis seeks restorative justice, while others seek retributive justice

• Justice is not a significant theme in the novel

• The characters' views on justice do not influence their actions

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DOK Level 4: Extended Thinking

Compare and contrast the roles of Daunis' two grandmothers in her life. How do their influences differ?

• Both grandmothers have the same influence on Daunis

• One grandmother represents her Native heritage, while the other represents her French heritage

• One grandmother is supportive, while the other is critical

• Both grandmothers are distant and uninvolved

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DOK Level 4: Extended Thinking