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One Native Life Book One
One Native Life Book One
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1
What did Wagamese gain from his old radio in "My Nine-Volt Heart"?
A deeper understanding of the world
Knowledge about local events
A sense of belonging to a community
Skills in repairing electronics
2
In this chapter, what does Wagamese say the flag represents?
hope
equality
Canadians
Maple Leafs
3
Why did Richard enjoy watching TV with his foster family?
there were great shows
popcorn, of course
he got to pick the show
the ritual binds you
4
What is the main theme of the story "Freeing the Pike?"
The thrill of catching large fish
The connection between nature and personal growth
The importance of family vacations
The joy of fishing in nature
5
What lesson did Richard learn while driving the tractor in "Bringing in the Sheaves"?
The importance of individual success
The need for competition among neighbours
The value of togetherness and unity
The importance of speed in work
6
This quote, "Outside, the world is a shape-shifter" is an example of
allusion
metaphor
simile
anaphora
7
How does Wagamese approach storytelling in "One Native Life"?
Through historical analysis of Indigenous cultures
Via a collection of personal reflections
Through a series of interconnected fictional stories
As an autobiography chronicling his entire life
8
"For a while I took up the
nomadic
lifestyle of my ancestors..." What does nomadic mean?
Moving from place to place without a permanent home.
Related to farming and agriculture.
Involving strict routines and schedules.
Relating to a settled lifestyle.
9
The story "In Apache Territory" showed Richard
racist overtones about Indigenous people
that he could have a career in film
how popular Indigenous films were
that movies were not very well done
10
What significant lesson did Wagamese learn from the man who showed him how to find Arcturus?
The value of wonder & of discovering the universe's secrets for oneself.
How to navigate using the stars as a guide during night travels.
The importance of understanding the scientific principles of the universe.
Techniques for identifying different constellations besides the Big Dipper.
11
One chapter is called "Riding with the Cartwrights." This reference is called
oxymoron
imagery
illusion
allusion
12
In "Flag on the Mountain," Richard was chosen to raise the ______ Canadian flag.
new
Indigenous
old
mayor's
13
"I watch the flames lick their way upwards..." is an example of
personification
imagery
allegory
theme
14
What lesson does Richard learn from his friendship with Shane Rivers and his family?
It's important to have a television and nice furniture.
Being popular at school is essential for self-worth.
Material possessions are the key to happiness.
A loving environment can bring warmth and joy, regardless of circumstances.
15
In "The Language of Fishermen," Richard did this with the fish he caught.
gave it to his foster father
had it for dinner
gave a tobacco offering
released it
16
In "The Language of Fishermen," Richard's hero was
his foster father
John Lennon
Muhammad Ali
his teacher
17
What obstacle did Richard face in learning to write in "Upside Down & Backwards"?
Astigmatism, leading to difficulty seeing the blackboard.
Limited access to educational resources in his school.
Difficulty understanding the concepts taught in the classroom.
Distractions from classmates.
18
What is the Anishinaabe word for Earth?
Nibi
Ahki
Ishpiming
Ishskwaday
19
What was the main challenge Wagamese faced when learning to write?
The lack of interest in writing
Limited access to writing materials
Difficulties with visual perception
Distractions from classmates
20
"I heard the Rolling Stones for the first time on that radio" is an example of
simile
allusion
personification
metaphor
21
What is the main theme of the "Running After Werezak?"
Finding personal freedom and identity through running.
The challenges of team sports.
The significance of family support in sports.
The importance of winning at all costs.
22
Why was Dimples unrideable in the story "A Kindred Spirit?"
He was hungry.
He was used to female riders.
He was not used to people.
He had been abused.
23
"The land defined them, gave them substance, gave them breath" is an example of
personification
alliteration
allusion
anaphora
24
Which aspect of his identity does Wagamese explore most deeply in
One Native Life
"Book One"?
His spiritual beliefs
His Ojibway heritage
His political opinions
His career as a writer
25
What is an epigraph?
A decorative illustration at the beginning of a book.
A summary of the plot found at the end of a book.
A brief introduction to a story that outlines the main characters.
A short quotation at the beginning of a book/chapter, related to the theme.
