Ancestral myths usually focus on:

b) The lineage and heritage of a tribe

What is the primary theme of Thomas King's "I'm Not the Indian You Have in Mind"?

b) Stereotypes and misconceptions about Native Americans

In "I'm Not the Indian You Have in Mind," Thomas King addresses:

b) Cultural identity and representation

What is the primary theme of Thomas King's "I'm Not the Indian You Have in Mind"?

b) Stereotypes and misconceptions about Native Americans

The Trail of Tears refers to:

b) The forced relocation of Native American tribes

Which tribes were primarily affected by the Trail of Tears?

c) Cherokee, Creek, Seminole, Chickasaw, and Choctaw

The Trail of Tears is a significant event in Native American history because:

b) It represents the resilience and suffering of Native American people

a) It marks the establishment of the first Native American university

d) It led to the discovery of gold

The reservation system in Montana is associated with:

d) African American communities

"Fool's Crow" explores themes such as:

b) Cultural identity and change

James Welch's "Fool's Crow" is notable for its:

b) Historical and cultural accuracy

Native American literature often uses nature as:

b) A central theme reflecting cultural values

d) A symbol of technological progress

An important function of Native American myths is to:

b) Preserve cultural values and history

c) Promote modern political agendas

Native American literature frequently includes characters that:

b) Have connections to animals and the natural world

c) Are based on fictional superheroes

In many Native American stories, animals are portrayed as:

b) Important beings with significant roles

The role of the storyteller in Native American culture is to:

b) Entertain and educate through oral narratives

Native American myths and stories often emphasize the importance of:

b) Spirituality and connection to the land

Many Native American stories include animals that:

b) Have human-like qualities and roles

a) Are always depicted as villains

c) Are irrelevant to the narrative

d) Are strictly realistic and biological

A key difference between Native American literature and Western literature is:

b) Native American literature is rich in oral traditions and community-based storytelling

a) Native American literature focuses solely on fictional stories

c) Western literature never includes myths or legends

d) Native American literature lacks any historical elements

In the context of Native American literature, the term "Trickster" often refers to:

b) A character who uses cunning and deceit

The concept of "the Circle of Life" in Native American literature often represents:

b) The interconnectedness of all living things

Which of the following is an example of a Native American creation myth?

b) The tale of Raven creating the world

c) The Greek myth of Prometheus

Native American storytelling often includes which of the following elements?

a) Abstract theoretical concepts

In Native American literature, elders are often portrayed as:

b) Sources of wisdom and guidance

The preservation of Native American oral traditions is crucial because:

b) They help maintain the cultural heritage and historical knowledge

a) They have no relevance today

d) They solely focus on fictional stories

PRETEST: NATIVE AMERICAN LITERATURE

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the primary way Native American literature was traditionally passed down?

a) Written manuscripts

b) Oral storytelling

c) Printed books

d) Stone carvings

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30 sec • 1 pt

Oral traditions often include which of the following?

a) Novels

b) Myths and legends

c) Modern poetry

d) Scientific reports

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

n Native American oral tradition, who is typically responsible for passing down stories?

a) Elders

b) Children

c) Outsiders

d) Government officials

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following is a common characteristic of Native American oral stories?

a) Fixed text

b) Flexible and adaptable narratives

c) Non-narrative format

d) Single authorship

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30 sec • 1 pt

What type of myth explains the origins of the world and its people?

a) Trickster tales

b) Creation myths

c) Heroic sagas

d) Animal fables

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30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following myths often involves characters like Coyote or Raven?

a) Trickster tales

b) Creation myths

c) Heroic sagas

d) Ancestral legends

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30 sec • 1 pt

Heroic myths in Native American literature often depict:

a) Ordinary life events

b) Supernatural feats and journeys

c) Daily routines

d) Agricultural practices

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