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- Q1What is the main reason grandpa decides to make this surprise visit to his family?He feels his death is near and wanted to visit.He wants to visit and give Martin the medicine bag.He missed his family.He wants to teach his grandchildren the ways of his people.30s
- Q2Who is the narrator and protagonist of this story?CherylMartinGrandpaMom30s
- Q3How does the narrator feel about talking to his friends about his grandfather?He makes fun of his Lakota heritageHe likes to tell facts that makes his grandfather seem like Indians in the movies and on t.v.He never talks about his grandfather.He hates his grandfather and tells everyone.30s
- Q4How does Cheryl's reaction to grandpa differ from Martins?They both visited grandpa in the summer.Cheryl was not embarrassed to bring her friends to see grandpa, and Martin was.They bragged about grandpa to their friends.Martin was not embarrassed to bring her friends to see grandpa, and Cheryl was.30s
- Q5How does Grandpa arrive at the narrator's home?He is riding in the back of an old pickup truck.He is driving an old, dusty-covered car.He is traveling to the narrator's home in a cop car.He is walking down the street with dogs following him.30s
- Q6How is the medicine bag to be passed down from generation to generation?only through femalesonly through chiefsonly through malesonly through firstborn children30s
- Q7Why is the pouch referred to as a medicine bag?It holds rocks that carry magical energy.It holds items that protect and guide the wearer.It holds powders needed in the work of a Lakota shaman.It holds leaves that can overcome sickness.30s
- Q8Which quotation from "The Medicine Bag" shows most clearly that Cheryl's reaction to Grandpa's visit differs from Martin's?"My sister, Cheryl, and I always bragged about our grandpa.""So even after she married my dad, who's not an Indian, Mom made sure that every summer we spent a week with Grandpa.""Nothing bothered Cheryl about bringing her friends to see Grandpa.""Nothing bothered Cheryl about bringing her friends to see Grandpa."30s
- Q9When can Martin open the bag?Whenever he wants to show things off to his friends and family.Whenever he is on the reservation.Whenever he misses his grandpa.Whenever he is about to die and he passes it on to the next person.30s
- Q10What point of view is used in the Medicine Bag?First personThere is no point of view.Second personThird person30s
- Q11What is the definition of the word wearily?delicate, weakhung in messy strandstiredlyphysical or mental exhaustion30s
- Q12What is the definition of the word straggled?delicate, weakin an embarrassed wayHung in messy strandstiredly30s
- Q13What is the definition of fatigue?in an embarrassed wayPhysical or mental exhaustiontiredlyhung in messy strands30s
- Q14What is the definition of frail?hung in messy strandsdelicate, weakphysical or mental exhaustionin an embarrassed way30s
- Q15What is the definition of sheepishly?In an embarrassed wayhung in messy strandstiredlydelicate, weak30s