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In this story, alcohol appears as:
a) a coping mechanism for trauma and loss
b) a launching point for action
c) the ruin for many characters
d) part of the traditional way of life
Garnets father was compared to a bear because
a) he was wounded and dangerous
b) he hibernated
c) he retreated from society
d) he was protective
The initial incident that caused the events of this story to unfold was:
a) being removed from the home by child welfare
b) Garnet being imprissioned
c) Garnets fathers death
d) meeting Keeper
Which event came first
a) playing hockey with his older brother
b) Garnet being presented with a ribbon shirt
c) the makeout radio incident
d) Garnet being presented with eagle feathers
The names of the books:
a) respresent locations
b) are written in english
c) represent teachings
d) represent main events
Keeper was purposely characterized to:
a) show humour
b) show flaws
c) show compassion
d) show fear of the unknown
What has allowed Indians to survive all the crap history threw their way?
a) booze
b) humour
c) tradition
d) racism
What do we learn about Keeper's history?
a) He was originally the drumkeeper for the whole community
b) He's Garnets grandpa
c) He's a heavy smoker
d) He was the local drunk
How did meeting Lonnie Flowers help Garnet face his identity?
a) Racism has affected the both of them, so now they sing the blues to relieve stress bringing joy and happy to him.
b) Lonnie was put in his situation before.
c) Because he's black.
d) He called Garnet out on his big BS stories
How did Garnet try and hide from being an Indian?
a) He pretended to be any other ethnicity while on the streets
b) He changed his name
c) He painted his face black
d) He was legally adopted by a black family
Why didn't Garnet want to be known as an Indian?
a) He was taught were always drunk and up to no good by a foster parent
b) He was embarrassed and was afraid.
c) He didn't want to be associated with his parents
d) He wants to be black
According to Garnet, what are some of the benefits of not having electricity?
a) Everybody's active
b) Nobody can see you naked
c) Everybody's safe
d) Family stays together
What does the word, Anishinabe mean in Ojibway?
a) Your mom
b) The Good People
c) The wise one
d) The people made of four
What does Keeper mean when he says, we're all tourists?
a) We are all exploring
b) We are all looking for a guide
c) We need people to help us through
d) We're not from around here
How are teachings passed down in Ojibway Culture?
a) They are told through storytellers
b) They are documented in their artifacts
c) They draw them
d) They are written in large books
What struggle for the Ojibway young people is created by the tourists?
a) They have nothing to hunt
b) They have less land
c) They're stuck in between 2 worlds
d) The tourists want Tim Hortons
The book often talks about stealing horses, this means:
a) taking parts of the wider society back to the reserve
b) taking livestock for economical development
c) protesting against the Canadian government
d) a declaration of war
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