What is the narrator's favorite thing to do?

Draw cartoons of himself, his friends, and his family

Play basketball in the school gym

Skateboard in his town's skate park

What are some examples of social inequality in the book?

Examples of social inequality in the book include unequal access to education, discrimination based on race and gender, and the presence of social class divisions.

Examples of social inequality in the book include equal access to education, no discrimination based on race and gender, and the absence of social class divisions.

Examples of social inequality in the book include equal access to education, no discrimination based on race and gender, and the lack of social class divisions.

Examples of social inequality in the book include equal access to education for all, no discrimination based on race and gender, and the absence of social class divisions.

How does friendship and loyalty play a role in the story?

Friendship and loyalty are important themes in the story.

Friendship and loyalty are only mentioned briefly in the story.

Friendship and loyalty have no role in the story.

Friendship and loyalty are minor themes in the story.

What instances of racism and discrimination are depicted in the book?

The instances of racism and discrimination depicted in the book include the protagonist being denied opportunities due to their race, racial slurs being used against characters, and discriminatory practices in institutions.

The protagonist is actually the one who engages in racist behavior.

The book focuses on other social issues and does not address racism or discrimination.

The book does not depict any instances of racism or discrimination.

How does education and opportunity impact the main character's life?

Education and opportunity have a significant impact on the main character's life.

Education and opportunity have no impact on the main character's life.

The main character's life is only impacted by education, not opportunity.

Opportunity has a negative impact on the main character's life.

Describe the character development of Junior's best friend, Rowdy.

Rowdy starts off as a tough and angry boy, but as the story progresses, we see that he is dealing with personal issues such as an abusive father and a sense of abandonment. His friendship with Junior becomes strained when Junior decides to leave the reservation, but they eventually reconcile and Rowdy helps Junior during a difficult time.

Rowdy's character is not developed in the story

Rowdy remains angry and distant throughout the story

Rowdy becomes Junior's enemy and tries to harm him

Discuss the social inequality faced by Junior's family.

Junior's family faces social inequality due to limited access to education, healthcare, employment opportunities, and basic resources, as well as discrimination and prejudice based on race, ethnicity, or socioeconomic status.

Junior's family faces social inequality because they are lazy and don't want to work.

Junior's family faces social inequality due to their own choices and lack of effort.

Social inequality is not a real issue and is just a made-up concept.

How does the main character, Junior, develop throughout the story?

Junior develops by gaining confidence, self-acceptance, and personal growth throughout the story.

Junior experiences no personal growth or development

Junior becomes more timid and insecure

Junior remains stagnant throughout the story

How does Junior's friendship with Gordy impact his life?

Gordy's friendship impacts Junior's life positively.

Gordy's friendship has no impact on Junior's life.

Gordy's friendship impacts Junior's life negatively.

Junior's friendship with Gordy has no impact on his life.

What examples of racism and discrimination does Junior face at his new school?

Some examples of racism and discrimination that Junior faces at his new school include being called racial slurs, being physically assaulted, and being treated as an outsider by his classmates.

Junior faces no racism or discrimination at his new school.

Junior is treated with respect and acceptance by all his classmates.

Junior is praised and celebrated for his cultural background at his new school.

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

wanted revenge and wanted to beat Rpwdy.

wanted to play for his old team.

Why was Junior crying after they beat Wellpinit?

Because he had broken his best friend's heart

He was crying tears of happiness

In Chapter 27, what horrible news did Miss Warren break to Junior at school?

He could no longer play on the school basketball team.

His father had been in a car accident.

Why was Junior terrified as he waited for his father to pick him up from school?

He feared that his father would wreck his car on the icy roads.

His feared that his chemistry teacher, Dr. Noble, would be angry that he missed the quiz.

He thought Miss Warren would issue him a referral for running outside when she asked him to wait in her office.

Why did Junior laugh uncontrollably when his father picked him up from school?

He was relieved that his father was alive.

His father told him a funny story.

He remembered a joke that Gordy had told him earlier that day.

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.

Did Rowdy attend Mary's funeral?

Yes, he hid in the trees nearby and watched.

Yes, he came to support Junior.

Yes, he came and tried to fight with Junior.

What does Mr. P tell Junior he has to do in order to find happiness and hope?

he has to leave the reservation

he has to stay on the reservation

Why is it going to be difficult for Junior to go to Reardan?

He was going to be the only Indian at his new school.

The Indians were going to alienate them.

The school was very far away from his home

How does Rowdy feel about Junior's decision to leave?

Very upset and punches him in the face

How does Roger react to Junior at school the next day?

He tells Junior he will "See him around"

He runs away from Junior in fear

When Arnold was born what was wrong with him?

He was born with water on his brain

He was born with 1 leg shorter than the other

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

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

Talk things out first to solve disagreements.

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

Eugene, a friend of Junior's dad

What did Penelope and Junior plan to collect on Halloween?

Donations for the local hospital

ATPTI Final Test

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 3 pts

You can’t stop me. I’ve been kicking you’re a** for fourteen years.”

Arnold Spirit (Junior)

Mr. Spirtit

Penelope

Rowdy

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CCSS.RL.8.1

CCSS.RL.8.3

CCSS.RL.8.4

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 3 pts

“We can’t beat these guys with our talent. We just aren’t good enough. But I think we have bigger hearts. And I think we have a secret weapon.”

Arnold Spirit (Junior)

Coach

Mr. Spirit

Penelope

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CCSS.RL.8.1

CCSS.RL.8.3

CCSS.RL.8.4

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 3 pts

“Most nights, I walk home. I hitchhike. Somebody usually picks me up. I’ve only had to walk the whole way a few times.”

Arnold Spirit (Junior)

Coach

Mr. Spirit

Penelope

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CCSS.RL.8.1

CCSS.RL.8.3

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 3 pts

“I love it here in Montana. It’s beautiful. Yesterday, I rode a horse for the first time.”

Mary Runs Away

Mr. Spirit

Coach

Penelope

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CCSS.W.8.3B

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 3 pts

“I hate this little town. It’s so small, too small. Everything about it is small. The people here have small ideas. Small dreams.”

Mary Runs Away

Coach

Penelope

Mr. Spirit

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CCSS.RL.8.2

CCSS.RL.8.4

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 3 pts

“Man...There’s a lot of white people here...You doing all right with them?”

Grandma

Penelope

Mary Runs away

Eugene

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CCSS.RL.8.3

CCSS.RL.8.4

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 3 pts

“It’s going to be hard to get you to Reardan...We can’t afford to move there. And there ain’t no school bus going to come out here.”

Eugene

Mr. Spirit

Coach

Mary Runs Away

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CCSS.RL.8.1

CCSS.RL.8.3

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ATPTI Final Test

You can’t stop me. I’ve been kicking you’re a** for fourteen years.”

“We can’t beat these guys with our talent. We just aren’t good enough. But I think we have bigger hearts. And I think we have a secret weapon.”

“Most nights, I walk home. I hitchhike. Somebody usually picks me up. I’ve only had to walk the whole way a few times.”

“I love it here in Montana. It’s beautiful. Yesterday, I rode a horse for the first time.”

“I hate this little town. It’s so small, too small. Everything about it is small. The people here have small ideas. Small dreams.”

“Man...There’s a lot of white people here...You doing all right with them?”

“It’s going to be hard to get you to Reardan...We can’t afford to move there. And there ain’t no school bus going to come out here.”

“You see, you men and boys are like packs of wild dogs. This giant boy is the alpha male of the school, and you’re the new dog, so he pushed you around a bit to see how tough you are.”

“[The powwow dance outfit] looks more Sioux to me...Maybe Oglala. Maybe. I’m not an expert. Your anthropologist wasn’t much of an expert, either. He got this way wrong.”

“Most nights, I walk home. I hitchhike. Somebody usually picks me up. I’ve only had to walk the whole way a few times.”

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