3. Final Jeopardy Question POV (Point of View) Vocab. 500 Plot Chart ??? Conflict & Vocab. Cont. Conflict & Identity 100 200 300 400 500 400 300 200 100 200 300 400 500

4. What is the definition of 3rd person omniscient? Back The narrator is outside of the story - NOT a character participating in the story. The narrator can explain the thoughts and actions of ALL characters in the story.

5. What is the definition of 3rd person limited? Back The narrator is outside of the story - NOT a character participating in the story. The narrator can explain the thoughts of only one main character.

6. What is the definition of second person? Back YOU are the narrator, so YOU become a character in the story. The story is told as if you are participating.

7. Back What is the definition of 1 st person? The narrator is a character in the story. We “see” everything through their eyes.

8. What are some of the pronouns used in a story written in 1 st person? Back I, me, my, mine, we, & us

9. Use “anguish” in a sentence correctly w/ context clues. Make sure you state a sentence that relates to one of our stories! Back Definition: severe mental or physical pain or suffering.: (answers will vary)

10. Use “butte” in a sentence correctly w/ context clues. Make sure you state a sentence that relates to one of our stories! Back Definition: an isolated hill with steep sides and a flat top (similar to but narrower than a mesa).. (answers will vary)

11. Use “fatigue” in a sentence correctly w/ context clues. Make sure you state a sentence that relates to one of our stories! Back Definition: extreme tiredness, typically resulting from mental or physical exertion or illness.: "he was nearly dead with fatigue". (answers will vary)

12. Use “reservation” in a sentence correctly w/ context clues. Make sure you state a sentence that relates to one of our stories! Back Definition: the action of reserving something.: "the reservation of positions for non-Americans". (Answers will vary)

13. Use “sacred” in a sentence correctly. Make sure you state a sentence that relates to one of our stories! Back Definition of sacred: connected with God (or the gods) or dedicated to a religious purpose (answers will vary)

14. Give an example of Person vs. Society in one of our IDENTIY UNIT stories. Back The protagonist fights against a group, government, or culture that they don’t agree with

15. Give an example of Person vs. Self in one of our IDENTIY UNIT stories. Back The protagonist struggles with their personal characteristics, beliefs, fears or habits

16. Give an example of Person vs. Fate in one of our IDENTIY UNIT stories. Back The protagonist struggles against a future that they feel like they cannot change

17. A definition of bedlam is: Back a scene of uproar and confusion.

18. What is a salve? Back an ointment used to promote healing of the skin or as protection.

19. From what point of view is the story “Cheyenne Again” told? How can you tell? Back First Person

20. What is the falling action in “The Medicine Bag”? Back After the part where Martin received the medicine bag and Grandpa is sleeping. He then went to the hospital that night.

21. What is the resolution in “The Medicine Bag”? Back “That night Mom and Dad took Grandpa to the hospital. 2 weeks later I stood alone on the lonely prairie of the reservation and put the sacred sage in my medicine bag.”

22. Back He is embarrassed that his great-grandfather does not look the way he said he did (or movies portray Native Americans). Martin is proud of his Grandpa but embarrassed by his appearance. How and why is Martin ashamed and proud of Grandpa?

23. Why do Eagle and Coyote (in “The Coyote Steals…”) want Kachinas’ box and why does Eagle agree to steal it? Back They want the light that is in the box. Eagle agrees to steal it because he is convinced by Coyote’s argument that the Kachinas will not lend it to them. He views it as something useful to have.

24. How does Young Bull try to maintain his identity in boarding school? Back He drew on lined paper 2 warriors and imagined himself riding along against the Cheyenne sky

25. What is the conflict in the story, “The Cutting of My Long Hair”? Back Zitkala-sa is having a hard time maintaining her identity at her new school

26. What does the author of “The Cutting of My Long Hair” mean when she gives a description of herself as “one of many little animals driven by a herder”? Give examples from the story to back up your answer! Back Something about the author loosing her identity… (Answers will vary)

27. What is the resolution to the story “Medicine Bag”? Back Martin will carry the medicine bag, but his grandfather said that he will not wear it around his neck. Also, his grandfather passed as well.

28. What is the definition of a conflict? Back The problem(s) in a story that characters must solve.

29. Back What is the inciting moment in the story “Medicine Bag” and state why (evidence from the story)? (answers may vary)

30. What is the climax of “The Cutting of My Long Hair”? Back (Answers will vary…something about the time when the main character was hiding under the bed…)

31. State the theme of the story “Coyote Steals the Sun and the Moon”. State you evidence, from the story, to back up this theme. Back (answers will vary)

32. Back (Answers will vary) State the theme of the story “Cheyenne Again”. State you evidence, from the story, to back up this theme.

33. Characters, setting, time period? What is the exposition of the “Medicine Bag” story? Back

34. Who/what shapes our identity? Use examples from the story to support your answer! Back Teacher will analyze your answer!