Wk 4 Test "Hiawatha ..."; "U.S. Constitution Graphic Adaptation"

In “Hiawatha the Unifier,” what first motivates Ta-ren-ya-wa-gon to come down to earth?

• He is hoping to find a wife.

• He hears a small girl calling to him.

• He wants to see what it is like to be mortal.

• He hears cries of suffering from the humans.

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In “Hiawatha the Unifier,” what does Ta-ren-ya-wa-gon do as he leads the people from one place to another?

• He keeps them close together so they can remain friends and rely on one another.

• He divides them into separate tribes, each with its own home, language, and skills.

• He encourages them to abandon their different traditions, forge a single culture, and speak a single language.

• He separates them based on the languages they speak but reminds them that they are part of one tribe.

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In “Hiawatha the Unifier,” why do the five tribes come together at the great council fire?

• to find a new place to live

• to say farewell to Hiawatha

• to say farewell to Hiawatha’s daughter

• to hear Hiawatha’s advice about the invaders

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What is the purpose of Hiawatha’s speech at the great council fire in “Hiawatha the Unifier”?

• to explain why he needs to leave

• to convince the council not to go to war

• to help the tribes see how much they have learned

• to propose that the tribes join together in a new nation

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Which of the following statements best sums up a main message in “Hiawatha the Unifier”?

• People should not rely too much on divine guidance.

• Diversity in people’s customs is an obstacle to unity.

• People are more powerful when they work together.

• Unity must be forced on people by a powerful person.

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In “Hiawatha the Unifier,” Hiawatha’s daughter is taken away by a great bird. What effect is this part of the story most likely to have on listeners or readers?

• They will feel impressed by the daughter’s selflessness and hopeful for her future.

• They will feel anger at Hiawatha’s decision and curiosity about where the daughter went.

• They will feel surprised by the sudden turn of events and anticipation that the daughter will return.

• They will feel sorrow over Hiawatha’s loss and wonder at the mysterious reasons for the daughter’s disappearance.

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Which of the following states one likely purpose of “Hiawatha the Unifier”?

• to explain how the five tribes came to be and how they united in a single nation

• to demonstrate that separating into different groups is dangerous and leads to fighting

• to share previously unknown facts about a great man and celebrate his life

• to explain how people around the world came to have different languages and customs

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Which of the following symbols in 'Hiawatha the Unifier' represents leadership that transcends ordinary limitations?

• The Mystery Bird

• The Feathers

• The Magic Canoe

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Which of the following are reasons why the 'Five Fingers' metaphor is effective in conveying the theme of unity?

• It is visually easy to understand and remember

• Each finger has a unique role but works together

• It emphasizes the importance of strength

• It creates a shared understanding and common purpose

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According to the analysis of Hiawatha's legacy, what is necessary for changes to last after a leader departs?

• Personal charisma

• Lasting institutions and structural systems

• Temporary solutions

• Individual heroism and loyal followers

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