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R.L. 2.6 "From Coyote and the Stars p.302 cloned 1/28/2020
By Donna Torrent
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Question 1
1.
How does the narrator's point of view influence how events are described in paragraph 6?
By including the Great Father's reaction to Coyote's actions, the narrator shows how cruel the Great Father is.
By focusing on why Coyote took the bag, the narrator shows that Coyote is greedy but not evil.
By including a description of the Great Father's nap, it shows how little the Great Father cares about his work.
By focusing on how clumsy Coyote is, the narrator provides information on how Coyote got that way.
Question 2
2.
How does the narrator's point of view influence how events are described in paragraph 6?
By including the Great Father's reaction to Coyote's actions, the narrator shows how cruel the Great Father is.
By focusing on why Coyote took the bag, the narrator shows that Coyote is greedy but not evil.
By including a description of the Great Father's nap, it shows how little the Great Father cares about his work.
By focusing on how clumsy Coyote is, the narrator provides information on how Coyote got that way.
Question 3
3.
Which sentence in paragraph 6 supports the answer in question 1?
"And while he was sleeping, Coyote came along."
"Coyote is like all dogs-he's always thinking of food."
"But as he ran, he tripped and fell, and the bag ripped open, and the stars spilled out and flashed across the sky, every which-way."
"I wished to put those stars in the sky in a fine pattern, like beads, and look at the mess you made!"
Question 4
4.
What does the word
pattern
mean as it is used in paragraphs 5 and 6 of the story?
a model or good example
an obvious personality trait
a flight path for an airplane
a decorative or artistic design
Question 5
5.
How was the author's point of view influenced by events from his childhood?
Those events made him fearful of being in the forest at night.
Those events caused him to dislike the traditions of his culture.
Thoses events led him to respect how long his culture has been around.
Those events taught him how to build longhouses and hunting camps.
Question 6
6.
Which detail in the passage best supports the answer in question 4?
"The dramatic way the stories were told amid forest shadows made them unforgettable."
"Generations of people have been telling and listening to the same legends, linking our past to our present."
"Even now, I can close my eyes and see the fire- lit faces of those storytellers and hear their voices."
"I will tell you why that is and why the stars are scattered in a great mess all across the sky!"
Question 7
7.
How might the story be different if it were told from Coyote's point of view?
It would explain that Coyote and the Great Father are enemies.
It would give a different reason why the stars look as they do.
It would show that Coyote is a clever and sneaky trickstar.
It would tell why Coyote feels shame for scattering the stars.
Question 8
8.
Which word is
NOT
a keyword for First Person Narration?
I
me
she
us
Question 9
9.
Which word is
NOT
a keyword for Third Person Narration?
we
they
them
it
Question 10
10.
Third Person Limited means the narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of ______ character.
All
No
One
Two
Question 11
11.
Third Person Omniscient means the narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of ______ characters.
One
All
Two
No
Question 12
12.
In what POV is this sentence written?
Lucy tried as hard as she could, but still could not get the soccer ball in the net.
First Person
Third Person
Question 13
13.
In what POV is this sentence written?
As I gazed at the beaches of Hawaii, I couldn't believe my eyes.
First Person
Third Person