Ms Sgouros NBE 3U1 Exam Review 2025

“Don’t rush me. Saakaikan. So far so good. What’s next?” What does this quote say about how Janice feels now?

Moral dilemmas always have a clear-cut right or wrong answer.

Saul and Janice are biblical names.

Why did Saul go back to the rubble that was left of St. Jerome’s?

Connect quote 2 healing, identity & community “If we want to live at peace with ourselves, we need to tell our stories.”

Which describes this quote?“I’ve been looking in the mirror for 35 years. Tell me what makes an Indian then, Barb?”

What is one way that Janice heals her inner trauma from her past and family struggles?

Multi select: Both characters avoid their traumas by:

What event made a strong impact on Janice’s “Journey to Consciousness”?

What GrandFather Teaching Applies To This Quote The Best: “I cried in great heaving gasps. I let myself mourn."

Why are moral dilemmas important?

Which grandfather teaching does Janice fail to display throughout the majority of ODACTTT?

“No, Tonto's as Indian as they come...You had a whole family waiting to accept u & u ran. Why does Barb compare the two?

How does this quote  reflect the need to accept community and identity“There was no joy in the game now, no vision."

Why does Saul endure unfair treatment during his hockey game?

True or false: Saul and Janice address their traumas immediately at the start of the texts.

Which famous person brought Janice a bit closer to her ancestry?

Why did Saul attend St. Jeromes?

Janice And Saul Both Go Through Much Emotional Hardship Throughout Their Lives, Where They Ultimately Had To…

What does a character gain from a moral dilemma that is most valuable?

Which of the following is an example of white savior complex?

When did this quote occur?“You told us by coming here that we would return to how things were. But those ways are gone."

What Device reflects negative emotions for Janice."I'm tired of being angry. mistrusting you. I'm tired of everything."

Why does Janice feel like she doesn’t belong when she arrives at the meeting?

What does a moral dilemma reveal?

A surface-level morally bad decision can have good results.

What is a common theme between Saul and Janice before they attempt to overcome their trauma?

Where is Saul able to express his true feelings and reconnect with his roots at the end of the book?

...but I do acknowledge who you are and where you came from. I really wish you would do the same for me. Device used?

What does Saul’s decision to return to St. Jerome symbolize in his journey of reconciliation?

 Who does Saul reconcile with when he returns home?

In what ways did St. Jerome’s destroy Saul’s (and the other kids’) Indigenous culture?**MULTI SELECT**