Superman and Me

In 'Superman and Me', what does Alexie say about the perception of Native American students?

• They are seen as overachievers

• They are often underestimated

• They are given special treatment

• They are ignored by teachers

What is Alexie's attitude towards education in 'Superman and Me'?

• Skeptical

• Indifferent

• Passionate

• Critical

How does Alexie describe his childhood home in 'Superman and Me'?

• Filled with books

• Sparse and empty

• Chaotic and noisy

• Strict and disciplined

What does Alexie identify as a barrier to education for Native American children in 'Superman and Me'?

• Language differences

• Lack of resources

• Cultural expectations

• Geographical isolation

In 'Superman and Me', what does Alexie say about his classmates' reaction to his reading ability?

• They were supportive

• They were indifferent

• They were envious

• They were surprised

What does Alexie use as a metaphor for his reading journey in 'Superman and Me'?

• A battle

• A journey

• A puzzle

• A game

What does Alexie suggest is necessary for success in 'Superman and Me'?

• Talent

• Hard work

• Luck

• Connections

How does Alexie describe his writing style in 'Superman and Me'?

• Complex and intricate

• Simple and direct

• Poetic and lyrical

• Verbose and detailed

Sherman Alexie recalls that he learned to read with a Superman comic book, but he says he forgot everything else except:

• the villain Superman was fighting against

• the plot of the story

• how the comic book became his

• where he lived

What does Alexie hope to change through his writing as mentioned in 'Superman and Me'?

• The education system

• Native American stereotypes

• His personal legacy

• The publishing industry