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Quiz on Early Native American Literature
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1
Two tricksters commonly featured in early native American myths
coyote
comer
buffalo
raven
2
Before they were written down, Native Americans passed down their stories and traditions
in drawings
poetically
on a flash drive
orally
3
White Buffalo Calf Woman brings what sacred item to the people?
the Chanunpa
buffalo
an espresso machine
corn and turnips
4
What poetric devices are used in "Song of the Sky Loom" (select two answers)
metaphor
repetition
personification
alliteration
5
Native American storytellers were also considered to be
rich and famous
scientists and doctors
celebrities and royals
teachers and historians
6
Pele is the goddess of what?
cooking
dance
volcanoes and fire
mother nature
7
Many tribes shared some beliefs but ultimately had unique myths, stories, and religions
False
True
8
"World on a Turtle's Back" features which literary archetypes?
A sacred tree
Twins and fratricide
symbolic blindness
Balance of good and evil in the world
9
Relies on the supernatural to explain a natural phenomenon, human behavior, or mystery
myth
epic
legend
gossip
10
Myths are generally full of archetypes
False
True
11
"World on a Trutle's Back" was told by which tribe?
Iroquois
Muskoka
Buffalo Nation
Taos Pueblo People
12
There is a cohesive body of early native american literature
True
False
13
a crafty creature or being who uses cunning to get food, steal possessions, or cause mischief
trickster
jester
prankster
joker
14
What central religious idea is represented in "I Have Killed the Deer"
dualism
animism
Catholicism
Patheon of gods
15
Among all tribes there is a strong sense that there is a
no gods
many gods
single god
single creative life-force
16
The two deities invoked (an invocation) in Song of the Sky Loom are Father Earth and Mother Sky
True
False
17
Giving human behavior and characteristics to inanimate objects, animals, or natural phenomena
nepotism
anthropology
anthropomorphism
ethnocentricity
18
"I Have Killed the Deer" has a specific poetic form
False
True
19
The extended metaphor in "Song of the Sky Loom" is about weaving
False
True