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Revision Part 3

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is Martin's heritage?

a)

Native American only

b)

Something else only

c)

European only

d)

Native American and something else

2.

Why was Martin embarrassed by his heritage?

a)

He wanted to be different from his friends

b)

He didn't understand it

c)

He didn't like his grandpa

d)

He was proud of it

3.

What did Martin receive from his grandpa?

a)

A special necklace

b)

A medicine bag

c)

A toy car

d)

A book

4.

What did Martin learn to embrace?

a)

His friends' opinions

b)

His grandpa's sickness

c)

His school subjects

d)

His Native American heritage

5.

What did Martin put inside the medicine bag?

a)

A feather

b)

A toy soldier

c)

A piece of chocolate

d)

A piece of prairie sage

6.

What is a symbol according to the text?

a)

A place where people gather

b)

A person who is always right

c)

An object that has no meaning

d)

An idea that represents something else

7.

What does the word 'identity' mean?

a)

A secret code

b)

The qualities that make a person who they are

c)

A type of food

d)

A type of music

8.

What is 'respect' defined as in the text?

a)

A feeling of jealousy

b)

A feeling of admiration and deep regard

c)

A feeling of anger

d)

A feeling of sadness

9.

What is a 'tradition' according to the text?

a)

A new invention

b)

A custom or belief passed down through generations

c)

A type of animal

d)

A type of dance

10.

What does 'belonging' refer to in the text?

a)

A type of food

b)

A type of clothing

c)

A type of game

d)

A feeling of being connected or accepted within a group or community

11.

What is a 'custom' according to the text?

a)

A traditional way of behaving specific to a culture

b)

A new trend

c)

A type of car

d)

A type of book

12.

What does 'regard' mean as used in the text?

a)

To dislike someone

b)

To consider or think about someone in a particular way

c)

To ignore someone

d)

To avoid someone

13.

What is 'balance' defined as in the text?

a)

The state of having different elements in equal or appropriate proportions

b)

The state of being alone

c)

The state of being unhealthy

d)

The state of being unhappy

14.

What is the main theme of the text?

a)

The importance of friendship

b)

The significance of family heritage

c)

The value of money

d)

The joy of traveling

15.

What lesson did Martin learn from his grandpa?

a)

To be ashamed of his heritage

b)

To embrace his Native American identity

c)

To ignore his friends

d)

To hide his medicine bag