Superman and Me

In 'Superman and Me', what does the Superman comic symbolize for Alexie?

• A connection to his father

• A gateway to the world of books

• A childhood memory

• A symbol of American culture

How does Sherman Alexie describe his early reading habits in 'Superman and Me'?

• As a struggle

• As a natural instinct

• As a learned skill

• As a forced activity

What role does Alexie's father play in 'Superman and Me'?

• He is indifferent to reading

• He discourages reading

• He inspires a love for reading

• He is a strict disciplinarian

What is the significance of the title 'Superman and Me'?

• It highlights a superhero's influence

• It reflects a personal journey

• It is a metaphor for strength

• It is a literal description

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'Superman and Me'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Irony

What does Alexie credit as the reason for his success in 'Superman and Me'?

• His family's wealth

• His natural intelligence

• His love for reading

• His teachers' support

In 'Superman and Me', what challenge does Alexie face as a young reader?

• Lack of access to books

• Peer pressure

• Cultural stereotypes

• Parental disapproval

How does Alexie view his role as a writer in 'Superman and Me'?

• As a cultural ambassador

• As a storyteller

• As an educator

• As an entertainer

What impact did reading have on Alexie's life according to 'Superman and Me'?

• It isolated him from peers

• It opened up new opportunities

• It made him rebellious

• It was a temporary interest

What does Alexie hope to achieve by sharing his story in 'Superman and Me'?

• To entertain readers

• To inspire young Native Americans

• To criticize the education system

• To promote his books