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Reading Comprehension: The Kumara Plant by Apirana Taylor
Reading Comprehension: The Kumara Plant by Apirana Taylor
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Reading Comprehension of Apirana Taylor
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How did Pomare learn to say his name correctly
From his family
Night School
Primary School
Secondary School
2
What is the native language of the narrator?
French
German
English
Maori
3
What is the name that they called him in jail?
Horse
Patch
Pom
Hak
4
The language and tone used in the story could best be described as...
Poetic
Dramatic
Colloquial
Romantic
5
In the story the kumara best represents...
The enjoyment of gardening
Food and vitality
New Life
Identity and heratige
6
What does Pomare Hakaria do in front of the mirror?
Make sure his hair is styled correctly
Say his name repeatedly
Practice his tough guy look
Flex his muscles
7
Who did Pomare learn from about his iwi?
His family
Minister Dog Collar
Horse
His gang
8
What is a possible reason for the personal change felt by the narrator at the end of the story?
Connection to his heritage and sense of belonging
Enjoying kumara with his family
Sick of being in and out of prison
Turning away from Pakeha society
9
How many times did the narrator go to prison before he became interested in Maori things?
4 Times
3 times
5 times
2 times
10
What did they call the Maori minister who helped Pomare in prison?
Dog Collar
Bull Dog
Chief
Minister