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What one thing bothered the founders of the National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI) that was common among other museums with Native American collections?

A. These museums often asked tribes to create artifacts they use today.

B. These museums often allowed visitors to see and touch the artifacts on display.

C. These museums often presented the artifacts as if they came from lost or dead cultures.

D. These museums often did not pay enough money to purchase Native American artifacts.

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Part A: What role did tribal representatives play in creating exhibits? Select all that apply.

A. They decided how the museum exhibits should be displayed.

B. They had no role in exhibit creation.

C. They chose objects that best refl ct their tribes’ traditions and beliefs.

D. They decided exactly how to explain the meaning and importance of these objects.

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Part B: What is the result of the role tribal representatives played in exhibit creation?

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Part A: What does the word relics mean in the following sentence from paragraph 3?
The objects in the collections at the NMAI are not meant to be viewed as mere artifacts or relics gathered by archaeologists and scholars.

A. ideas

B. stories

C. myths

D. remains

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Part B: What words and phrases in the original text helped you determine the meaning of relics.

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What two ideas from the selection reflect how the museum helped change views about Native American culture?

A. Tribes sell objects to the museum.

B. Objects in the museum actually belong to the tribes themselves.

C. The majority of the museum funding comes from the U.S. government, which at another time in history literally tried to exterminate Native American culture.

D. The objects are meant to be viewed as artifacts or relics gathered by archaeologists and historians.

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Using evidence from the text, describe three ways the National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI) is unique compared to other museums.

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Choose the correct word to complete each sentence.

With the of my scheduled appointment, I no longer had any plans for the day.

Mmuae Afoforo a Wobɛpaw:

cancellation

cancel

direction

direct

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Choose the correct word to complete each sentence.

He had the to carry an umbrella with him when he went out, which came in handy as it started to rain.

Mmuae Afoforo a Wobɛpaw:

sight

foretell

tell

foresight

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Choose the correct word to complete each sentence.

I tried to the poem so I could recite it later.

Mmuae Afoforo a Wobɛpaw:

memorial

memoir

memorize

memorable

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Choose the correct word to complete each sentence.

Have you made a about what you'd like to eat for your birthday dinner?

Mmuae Afoforo a Wobɛpaw:

decide

revision

revise

decision

1

Choose the correct word to complete each sentence.

All the signs that a snowstorm was on the way.

Mmuae Afoforo a Wobɛpaw:

forebode

forefather

bode

father

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Choose the correct word to complete each sentence.

Do you the many times we went on the Ferris wheel?

Mmuae Afoforo a Wobɛpaw:

memento

remember

commemorate

memory

CKLA Unit 8 Assessment part 1

CKLA Unit 8 Assessment part 1

What one thing bothered the founders of the National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI) that was common among other museums with Native American collections?

Part A: What role did tribal representatives play in creating exhibits? Select all that apply.

Part B: What is the result of the role tribal representatives played in exhibit creation?

Part A: What does the word relics mean in the following sentence from paragraph 3?
The objects in the collections at the NMAI are not meant to be viewed as mere artifacts or relics gathered by archaeologists and scholars.

Part B: What words and phrases in the original text helped you determine the meaning of relics.

What two ideas from the selection reflect how the museum helped change views about Native American culture?

Using evidence from the text, describe three ways the National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI) is unique compared to other museums.

What one thing bothered the founders of the National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI) that was common among other museums with Native American collections?

Part A: What role did tribal representatives play in creating exhibits? Select all that apply.

Part B: What is the result of the role tribal representatives played in exhibit creation?

Part A: What does the word relics mean in the following sentence from paragraph 3?
The objects in the collections at the NMAI are not meant to be viewed as mere artifacts or relics gathered by archaeologists and scholars.

Part B: What words and phrases in the original text helped you determine the meaning of relics.

What two ideas from the selection reflect how the museum helped change views about Native American culture?

Using evidence from the text, describe three ways the National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI) is unique compared to other museums.

CKLA Unit 8 Assessment part 1

CKLA Unit 8 Assessment part 1

What one thing bothered the founders of the National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI) that was common among other museums with Native American collections?

Part A: What role did tribal representatives play in creating exhibits? Select all that apply.

Part B: What is the result of the role tribal representatives played in exhibit creation?

Part A: What does the word relics mean in the following sentence from paragraph 3?The objects in the collections at the NMAI are not meant to be viewed as mere artifacts or relics gathered by archaeologists and scholars.

Part B: What words and phrases in the original text helped you determine the meaning of relics.

What two ideas from the selection reflect how the museum helped change views about Native American culture?

Using evidence from the text, describe three ways the National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI) is unique compared to other museums.

What one thing bothered the founders of the National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI) that was common among other museums with Native American collections?

Part A: What role did tribal representatives play in creating exhibits? Select all that apply.

Part B: What is the result of the role tribal representatives played in exhibit creation?

Part A: What does the word relics mean in the following sentence from paragraph 3?The objects in the collections at the NMAI are not meant to be viewed as mere artifacts or relics gathered by archaeologists and scholars.

Part B: What words and phrases in the original text helped you determine the meaning of relics.

What two ideas from the selection reflect how the museum helped change views about Native American culture?

Using evidence from the text, describe three ways the National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI) is unique compared to other museums.

Part A: What does the word relics mean in the following sentence from paragraph 3?
The objects in the collections at the NMAI are not meant to be viewed as mere artifacts or relics gathered by archaeologists and scholars.

Part A: What does the word relics mean in the following sentence from paragraph 3?
The objects in the collections at the NMAI are not meant to be viewed as mere artifacts or relics gathered by archaeologists and scholars.