17. The theme or moral of the story is…

a. Violence breeds more violence.

12. What relation did “The Sky Tree” have to Christian biblical accounts?

b. There was a tree that symbolized life

25. What image does the author continue to create for the audience?

b. God holding people over the pits of Hell.

15. How did the Leopard get his claws according to the story?

c. The blacksmith made them for him.

14. What did the test of moving the lake reveal to Coyote and the reader?

c. Great Spirit gave Coyote his power.

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24. Who is the author of “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God”?
b. Arthur Miller
c. Edgar Allan Poe
a. Nathaniel Hawthorne
d. Jonathan Edwards
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11. What description best fits the chief’s wife?
b. cheap
c. devoted
d. godly
a. honest
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17. The theme or moral of the story is…
a. Violence breeds more violence.
c. Don’t let someone steal your spot.
b. Dogs can’t be trusted.
d. If you lie with dogs, you’re going to get fleas.
4
26. What is a short, pointed statement that expresses a wise or clever observation about human experience?
b. aphorism
a. archetype
d. parable
c. inverted syntax
5
4. What tells how the world and human beings came to exist?
a. creation myth
c. trickster tale
d. animal tails
b. origin myth
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12. What relation did “The Sky Tree” have to Christian biblical accounts?
c. The earth was void of water
a. Coyote was a parallel to Jesus
d. There were two of every living creature
b. There was a tree that symbolized life
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1. How were Native American tales passed down through generations?
a. through novels
c. on stone tablets
d. through interpretive dances
b. orally
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13. Who is the trickster in “Coyote Finishes His Work”?
b. the Great Spirit
d. Coyote
a. the old man
c. the muskrat
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25. What image does the author continue to create for the audience?
a. God walking through Hell.
b. God holding people over the pits of Hell.
d. God moving a lake from one place to another.
c. God saving His chosen elect on Earth.
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21. Who is the Mighty Architect as described in the metaphor?
a. her husband
c. God
b. her father
d. Mr. Holmes
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6. What is a symbol, story pattern, or character type that is found in the literature of many cultures?
d. allusion
c. alliteration
a. allegory
b. archetype
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15. How did the Leopard get his claws according to the story?
c. The blacksmith made them for him.
a. Thunder gave them to him.
b. His mother bought them from a seamstress.
d. The Great Spirit gave them to him.
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14. What did the test of moving the lake reveal to Coyote and the reader?
b. Coyote was the Great Spirit.
a. Coyote was weak.
c. Great Spirit gave Coyote his power.
d. Moving a lake is impossible.
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7. What is Devil’s Tower?
b. mountain
c. ocean
a. volcanic rock
d. rollercoaster
15
9. What constellation did the sisters become?
a. Orion
b. Cancer
d. The Little Dipper
c. The Big Dipper
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8. What made the scratch marks in the Devil’s Tower?
b. the woman who was slapped by the fish
d. a coyote
a. the sisters
c. the bear
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10. Why did the old chief need the fruit from the top of Sky Tree?
b. to make a fruit cocktail
d. to have the knowledge of good and evil
a. to make an ambrosia salad
c. to be healed
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2. Because the tales were passed down this way (#1), what happened to the stories through the years?
d. They changed.
a. They became famous
c. They were deleted from history.
b. They were easily tracked by historians.
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18. from The Life of Olaudah Equiano is a
d. slave narrative
b. short story
a. lecture
c. sermon
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16. How did the Leopard get his roar according to the story?
a. Thunder gave it to him.
d. The Great Spirit gave it to him.
b. His father frightened it out of him.
c. The blacksmith gave it to him.

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