According to Source 7, what level of organization is impacted by the law change in Maine?

Public educational institutions

Study the third to last paragraph on second page in source 5. Which words support a concerned, sad tone?

line 5 "banished", line 6 "vanquished", line 1 "no longer"

Based on all of Source 6, what argument would the author most likely support?

While some mascots may be inappropriate, others are deeply meaningful.

According to Source 8, what name change is occurring in the Grand Canyon?

Indian Garden is now Havasupai Garden

In the first half of Source 5, what change to the halftime ceremony does the author emphasize?

Loss of the mascot referred to as Chief

What implication is suggested by the use of the Florida State University mascot?

Teams that wish to maintain their mascot should seek permission.

Based on all of Source 5, what argument would the author most likely support?

While change of a mascot may be necessary, fans struggle with the loss.

What impact can Native American mascots have, according to Maulian Dana?

Disrespect, Cultural oppression, Stereotyping

Based on all of Source 7, what argument would the author most likely support?

Misappropriated team symbolism must be corrected to show respect.

What is the best definition of the term "political overcorrection"?

Unnecessary change caused by a fear of negative social reaction

What is the best example of a counter-argument from Source 7?

One might object that Native Americans "are people, not mascots."

According to Source 8, what happened to the Havasupai tribe historically?

They were forced to leave the Grand Canyon.

Based on all the sources, what is most likely to occur in the future?

More than just team names and mascots will change

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1
According to Source 7, what level of organization is impacted by the law change in Maine?
Public educational institutions
Only elementary, middle, and secondary schools
All educational institutions
Private educational institutions
2
What is the best description of the stance taken by Florida State University representatives on their mascot?
Pessimistic about change
Optimistic about change
Proud and unmoving
Concerned and flexible
3
Study the third to last paragraph on second page in source 5. Which words support a concerned, sad tone?
line 3 "retired"
line 5 "banished"
line 6 "vanquished"
line 1 "no longer"
4
Based on all of Source 6, what argument would the author most likely support?
Misappropriated team symbolism must be corrected to show respect.
Because of deeply rooted traditions, all mascots should remain.
While change of a mascot may be necessary, the process is too challenging.
While some mascots may be inappropriate, others are deeply meaningful.
5
According to Source 8, what name change is occurring in the Grand Canyon?
Grand Canyon Garden is now Havasupai Garden
Indian Garden is now Havasupai Garden
Indian Garden is now Grand Canyon Garden
Havasupai Garden is now Indian Garden
6
According to Source 6, which of the following cultural elements are NOT used by the Florida State sports team?
Tribal ceremonies
The tribe name
Tribal music
Tribal clothing
7
In the first half of Source 5, what change to the halftime ceremony does the author emphasize?
A new mascot replacing the previous Chief
The loss of the previous school song
Loss of the mascot referred to as Chief
The use of a new song which avoids racially sensitive term
8
What implication is suggested by the use of the Florida State University mascot?
All teams with Native American mascots should be allowed to keep them.
Teams with Native mascots should employ more respectful portrayals.
The Florida team is the only one which has received full permission.
Teams that wish to maintain their mascot should seek permission.
9
Which point of view does the author of Source 5 most clearly represent?
The perspective of Native Americans
The perspective of sports fans
The general public perspective
The NCAA's perspective
10
Based on all of Source 5, what argument would the author most likely support?
While some mascots may be inappropriate, others are deeply meaningful.
Misappropriated team symbolism must be corrected to show respect.
Because of deeply rooted traditions, all mascots should remain.
While change of a mascot may be necessary, fans struggle with the loss.
11
What impact can Native American mascots have, according to Maulian Dana?
Disrespect
Cultural oppression
Social support
Stereotyping
12
What mood is created in the first paragraph of source 5?
Concern
Anxiety
Excitement
Hope
13
Based on all of Source 7, what argument would the author most likely support?
While some mascots may be inappropriate, others are deeply meaningful.
Because of deeply rooted traditions, all mascots should remain.
While change of a mascot may be necessary, the process is too challenging.
Misappropriated team symbolism must be corrected to show respect.
14
At the time of Source 7's publication, have other states passed similar laws?
Yes
No
15
What is the best definition of the term "political overcorrection"?
Unnecessary change caused by a fear of negative social reaction
Necessary change caused by a concern for social acceptance
Any change made for political reasons
Any change made in order to correct past political mistakes
16
What is the best example of a counter-argument from Source 7?
Mascots "turn [natives] into stereotypes."
Native American mascots have been banned in Maine.
One might object that Native Americans "are people, not mascots."
Admittedly, Maine has chosen to ban mascots in its public schools.
17
According to Source 8, what happened to the Havasupai tribe historically?
They were welcomed to settle in that area.
They were hunted and killed in the Grand Canyon
They were asked to become tour guides.
They were forced to leave the Grand Canyon.
18
Based on all the sources, what is most likely to occur in the future?
No more team names or mascots will change
More than just team names and mascots will change
The term Indian will become accepted as a replacement for Native American
Americans will resent the loss of mascots and reinstate those that changed

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