Indian Horse Chapters 11-20

The other kids called Saul "Zhaunagush" because he could read and write English.

Lonnie Rabbit, the other boy brought to the St. Germ's, had to change his name to Aaron Rabbit. (ch.11)

What did Saul use for a puck when he was practicing? (ch16)

What is the name of the Residential School?

What was the name of the graveyard at St. Jerome's? (ch12)

"Pile of Bones" was the original name for this Canadian provincial capital.

How many goals did Saul's team win by in White River? (Ch20)

The boys on the team were supportive at first of Saul joining them for their game in town. (Ch18)

Sister Ignacia called Lonnie's father a heathen. What does heathen this mean? (ch.11)

How old was Saul when he first ask Father Leboutilier if he could play hockey? (Ch15)

What is the name of the Father Saul met when he first arrived at St. Jerome's? (ch.11)

This type of pizza was created by a London, Ontario man in 1962.

Saul stuffed his hockey skates with small towels so they would fit him properly. (Ch17)

What did Sister Ignacia use to repeatedly strike Lonnie with? (ch.11)

What did the other students refer to Saul as? (ch. 12)

What happened to Sheila Jack after she was brought to St. Jerome's?(Ch12)

What is the name of the Residential School?

Saul's grandmother referred to the universe as the "Great Secret". (Ch17)

Where was the game in town held?(Ch20)

The village of Klemtu, British Columbia, is said to be the home of these shaggy cryptids.

What is the nickname of the punishment box students would be put in if they spoke their Ojibwe language? (ch. 12)

What did Saul use to help him when he first started teaching himself how to skate? (Ch17)

Canadians eat one BILLION of these every year.

Canada has 13 capital cities.

Canada has the oldest piece of this sports equipment, made in the 1830's in Cape Breton.