Native American Quiz Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
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What dried the land?

A

storms

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2
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In the poem, “the falling rain” is represented by the __ of a garment.

A

Fringes

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3
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In a metaphor, the idea or image through which the subject is expressed is called the

A

Vehicle

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4
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The ___ blew the waters, exposing the land.

A

Winds

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5
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The speaker implies that the main purpose of her journey is to
Responses

A

Recreate the trip her ancestors took.

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6
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The people floated in the ___, looking for help.

A

Air

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7
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Based on these selections, one can assume that both the Osage and the Navajo

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Feel close to the earth and animals

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8
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In “Prayer to the Pacific,” the poet compares the creation myth to
Responses

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Ocean

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9
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What is the main cause for the overall effect of “Song of the Sky Loom”?
Responses

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Repetition of final sounds in lines

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10
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According to “The Osage Creation Account,” why did the animals ask the elk for help?

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He gave them confidence

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11
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Why do the children in “Song of the Sky Loom” have tired backs?
Responses

A

Carrying presents

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12
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In “Song of the Sky Loom,” what is the mother figure?

A

Sky

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13
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Chronological order is the arrangement of details in order of their
Responses

A

Occurence

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14
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A story that explains how objects or events in the natural world resulted from the action of a supernatural force or being is called a

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myth

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15
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What spread tiny stones evenly on the ground?

A

whirlwinds

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16
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The purpose of repetition is to

A

emphasize or create a musical effect

17
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According to the speaker, rain clouds are a gift from the

18
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Which of the following is a metaphor?

A

May the fringes be the falling rain

19
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he speaker says that Grandfather Turtle rode across the ocean

20
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What is the main purpose of these two creation stories?

21
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Chronologically, which of the following events was the last to happen in “The Osage Creation Myth”?
Responses

22
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The topic of “Prayer to the Pacific “ is enhanced by

A

Poems physical appearance

23
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Which of the following words is the best synonym for abode in the sentence “Their abode, thought humble, was comfortable.”

24
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Twice, the speakers ask for a garment of __.

25
What did the people call Begochiddy when he returned to the Lukatso?
Grandfather
26
the Navajo fourth world
Hahjeenah
27
the Navajo word for "bamboo"
lukatso
28
Dust Devil
Nastoldisse
29
The repetition of the phrase "That we may walk fittingly" suggest what about the Tewa people? Responses
They deeply respect nature and feel close to it.
30
According to "The Navajo Creation Myth" why doesn't bamboo have a tassel?
Beochiddy threw it into a hole.
31
The speakers say they are the children of the earth and the __.
sky
32
Which of the following excerpts from "The Navajo Creation Myth" does not contain a word or phrase that indicates chronological order?
"This fourth world they call Hahjeenah."
33
The terms "warp" and "weft" are used in the craft of __.
Weaving
34
According to the myth, why does badger have black paws?
Broke through earths crust
35
In the poem, "wet sand" is an example of
Concrete language