Quiz on Chapter 2 of 'Code Talker'

What aspect of Ned Begay's life is emphasized in Chapter 2 of 'Code Talker'?

• The importance of his Navajo heritage

• His interest in modern technology

• His struggles with physical fitness

• His experiences in a foreign country

How does Ned's identity relate to his community?

• It is shaped solely by his school experiences.

• It is deeply connected to his culture and community.

• It is influenced by popular media.

• It is based on his individual achievements.

How does the chapter depict the relationship between cultural heritage and personal identity?

• Cultural heritage is irrelevant to personal identity.

• Cultural heritage is a key component of personal identity.

• Personal identity is solely based on individual achievements.

• Cultural heritage is only important in childhood.

What does the chapter illustrate about Ned's family and community?

• They are disconnected and uninvolved.

• They discourage cultural traditions.

• They are close-knit and provide significant support.

• They focus solely on individual success.

What role do family gatherings play in Ned's life?

• They are primarily focused on financial discussions.

• They play a significant role in his life.

• They are insignificant to his upbringing.

• They are a source of conflict.

What challenge does Ned face when learning English?

• He finds it easier than Navajo.

• He has no interest in learning English.

• He struggles with the transition from Navajo to English.

• He is fluent in both languages.

What theme is highlighted in Chapter 2 regarding language?

• The ease of learning multiple languages.

• The irrelevance of language in cultural identity.

• The uniqueness of the Navajo language compared to English.

• The superiority of English over Navajo.

Which historical context is touched upon in Chapter 2?

• The impact of the internet on communication.

• The rise of urbanization in the 20th century.

• The effects of colonization and assimilation policies on Native Americans.

• The development of modern education systems.

How does Ned's character begin to develop in Chapter 2?

• Through his interactions with family, friends, and teachers.

• By avoiding social interactions.

• By traveling to different countries

• Through his academic achievements alone

Which of the following best summarizes the main themes of Chapter 2?

• The impact of sports on youth.

• The importance of technology in education.

• Cultural identity, family importance, and language challenges.

• The significance of financial success.