Part-Time Indian - Final Test: 2019

A) Someone who is wasting her potential

B) Someone who is depressing to be around

C) Someone who works hard for what she wants

D) All of the above

A) "'Mary was a bright and shining star," Mr. P said. "And then she faded year by year until you could barely see her anymore.'"

B) "I mean, my sister had become a humanoid underground dweller. There wasn't much romance in that. Or maybe there was. Maybe my sister read romances all day. Maybe she was trapped in those romances."

C) "I love the thought of reading my sister's books. I love the thought of walking into a bookstore and seenig her name on the cover of a big and beautiful novel."

D) All of the above are correct

A) Arnold Spirit

B) Aarav Spirit

C) Reyansh Spirit

D) Vihaan Spirit

A) Inherited wealth

B) Self-made wealth

C) Middle class

D) Lower-income

E) Poor

A) He thought that the class was boring

B) The book had information in it that Junior disagreed with

C) The book was so old that his mother used the exact same one

D) Mr. P said a rude comment toward Junior

A) The dog was old and was going to die anyway, so Junior's dad wanted to put him out of his misery

B) Junior's parents don't have enough money to take the dog to the vet, and they don't want the dog to suffer

C) Junior asked his father to shoot the dog to end the dog's pain

D) None of the above are correct

A) Indians will kill children, which is why the Europeans killed the Indians

B) If you have to choose between two people, choose the youngest

C) Destroying Indian culture is the best thing for Indian children

D) Native American Indians need to be exterminated

A) She marries Eugene and they move to Seattle

B) She marries a poker player and they move to Montana

C) She tours the country in a mobile home

D) She joins a traveling circus

A) tolerance and forgiveness

B) selfishness and cockiness

C) confidence and despair

D) alcoholism and tragedy

A) Roger tells her

B) She infers that he is poor based on the way he dresses

C) She sees Junior walking the twenty-two miles home from school

D) Junior asks her to borrow money

A) Earl

B) Junior's dad

C) Eugene

D) Roger

A) A headdress

B) An elaborate quilt

C) War armor that belonged to her husband

D) A powwow dance outfit

A) He tries to intervene in a robbery

B) He’s shot by police who mistake him for a robber

C) He fights with his friend over a sip of wine

D) The clerk shoots him while he’s robbing the store

A) Miss Warren calls him out of class and tells him

B) Junior’s dad comes to get him out of school and tells him on the way home

C) Junior sees media coverage of the fire on the local news

D) Junior receives a call from Mary’s husband

A) Gordy

B) Penelope

C) His mother

D) Rowdy

A) The team wins the state playoffs

B) Roger gets recruited to play Division I basketball

C) The team looses to Wellpinit in the state championship

D) The team looses early in the state playoffs

A) Stupid Horse’s ghost wanders the reservation at night

B) Turtle Lake catches on fire

C) Beaver Lake dries up

D) Turtle Lake freezes over

A) Everyone on the rez has given up

B) Junior will die if he stays on the rez

C) The rez is not teaching him anything worthwhile

D) All of the above statements are correct

A) "'And you're a bright and shining star, too," he said. "You're the smartest kid in the school. And I don't want you to fail. I don't want you to fade away. You deserve better.'"

B) "'You don't have to be sorry for anything," he said. "Well, you better be sorry for hitting me, but you don't have to feel bad about crying.'"

C) "'I know," he said. "And we let it happen. We let them pick on you.'"

D) All of the above are correct

A) It will be difficult to get there

B) Some people there are racist

C) Indians living on the rez will be angry

D) All of the above statements are correct

A) It is one of the best small schools in the state

B) They have a very good sports program

C) Junior will be accepted there for who he is

D) Both A and B are correct

A) Junior beats them at a chess match

B) Junior teaches them his native language

C) Junior punches Roger, their leader, in the face

D) Junior answers a difficult question correctly in class

A) Rowdy gives Junior a bloody nose

B) Rowdy gives Junior a hug

C) Rowdy gives Junior advice on how to deal with racism

D) Rowdy gives Junior one of his favorite comic books

A) Junior stays home and draws

B) Junior gets jumped by some of the white students at Reardan

C) Junior and Penelope trick or treat together

D) Junior dresses up as a homeless person and collects donations for charity

A) Driving himself

B) Walking

C) Hitchhiking

D) His parents drive him

A) Rowdy beat them up with his fists

B) Rowdy cut off their hair and shaved their eyebrows

C) Rowdy went to the police

D) Rowdy stole their car

A) Baseball

B) Basketball

C) Golf

D) Swimming

A) He has seizures

B) He is both near-sighted and far-sighted

C) He has overcrowded teeth

D) He has different size feet

A) Indians

B) White people

C) African-Americans

D) People who live on the reservation

A) He brought no money because he lost his wallet

B) He had $5

C) He had $40 his father saved for him

D) None of the above are correct

A) Both are the only Native American Indians at Reardan

B) Both are intelligent

C) Both enjoy reading

D) Both don't have many friends at school

A) Knight

B) Indian

C) Soldier

D) Patriot

A) She is failing multiple classes at school

B) She, like Junior, is also poor

C) Her parents are going through a divorce

D) She is bulimic

A) He was friends with Rowdy

B) He was cowardly

C) He was bullied because of his complications from his disability (hydrocephalus)

D) He was bullied because he always stood up for his sister

A) Junior and Rowdy climb a giant tree

B) Junior and Rowdy swim in turtle lake

C) Junior and Rowdy play one-on-one

D) Rowdy slams the door in Junior’s face

A) Penelope

B) Junior's grandmother

C) Mary

D) Junior's mother

A) Junior

B) Gordy

C) Earl

D) Rowdy

E) Oscar

A) Roger

B) Gordy

C) Earl

D) Rowdy

E) Oscar

A) Roger

B) Gordy

C) Earl

D) Mr. P

E) Eugene

F) Junior's dad

A) Junior's dad

B) Gordy

C) Roger

D) Mr. P

E) Earl

F) Oscar

A) Oscar

B) Roger

C) Gordy

D) Mr. P

E) Earl

F) Junior's dad

A) Mr. P

B) Junior

C) Junior's dad

D) Earl

E) Eugene

A) Junior

B) Penelope

C) Roger

D) Gordy

E) Mary

F) Oscar

A) Junior

B) Rowdy

C) Gordy

D) Mary

A) First person, told from the perspective of Junior

B) Second person

C) Third person, told by an outside narrator

A) Hopelessness

B) Stereotypes

C) Racism

D) Disease

A) Music

B) Movies

C) Video games

D) Drawing

A) outcast

B) leader

C) follower

D) joker

A) Race

B) Gender

C) Novels

D) Language

A) Junior’s way of getting to and from school

B) Junior’s praise of KFC chicken

C) Mary’s emails to Junior

D) Junior wearing his father’s suit to winter formal.

A) Mary wanting to become a romantic novel writer

B) Mr. P teaching the students on the rez

C) Penelope’s dream to travel the world and be an architect

D) Junior leaving the reservation to attend high school at Reardan

A) Gordy

B) Earl

C) Penelope

D) Rowdy