3 - Revenge Is My Middle Name pages Describe Rowdy and Junior s relationship. What do they do for each other?
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1 Name: The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian Period: CHAPTER RESPONSE QUESTIONS 1 - The Black-Eye-of-the-Month Club pages Why is Junior a member of the Black-Eye-of-the-Month Club? 2. Why does Junior draw cartoons? What do the first two cartoons depict? What does this tell us about Junior? 3. Describe the style of writing in the first chapter. 2 - Why Chicken Means So Much to Me pages What does Junior identify as the worst thing about being poor? 2. Arnold says, And hey, in a weird way, being hungry makes food taste better (Alexie 8). What does this statement show us about Junior? 3. What happens to Oscar? What does this illustrate to the reader? 4. How is poverty a cycle for Junior s family? 5. Use five adjectives to describe Junior s personality so far? 3 - Revenge Is My Middle Name pages Describe Rowdy and Junior s relationship. What do they do for each other? 2. What is the Spokane Powwow?
2 3. What does Rowdy do to the Andruss brothers? Why? What does this demonstrate about his friendship with Junior? 4 - Because Geometry Is Not a Country Somewhere Near France pages Describe Mr. P. 2. Why is Junior so cynical about white teachers? 3. What angers Junior about his geometry book? 5 - Hope Against Hope pages Why does Junior throw his geometry book? What does it signify? 2. Why does Mr. P say the following? Every white person on this rev should get smashed in the face. But, let me tell you this. All the Indians should get smashed in the face, too (Alexie 40). 3. What is Mr. P s advice to Junior? Why does he give him this advice? 6 - Go Means Go pages How do Junior s parents react to his decision to change schools? What does this show about them? 7 - Rowdy Sings the Blues pages How are sporting results used to compare the two schools? 2. Why is it significant that Rowdy performed well at most competitions?
3 3. How does Rowdy react to Junior s decision to move schools? Why does he react in this way? 4. How does Rowdy disguise his pain? 8 - How to Fight Monsters pages Why is Junior deemed to have betrayed his tribe? 2. Describe the cartoon on page 57. What does this symbolize about Junior s insecurities? 3. How does the confusion over Junior s names demonstrate his change in culture? 4. How do the students react to Junior at Reardan? 5. How could Junior have reacted to being called names? 6. How does the fight illustrate the differences in social codes? 7. Maybe I was telling the world I was no longer a moving target. How is this a significant moment for Junior? 9 - Grandmother Gives Me Some Advice pages Junior says, I realized how much of my self-worth, my sense of safety, was based on Rowdy s fists (Alexie 68). How does Junior learn to stand up for himself? 2. What is Junior s grandmother s advice?
4 10 - Tears of a Clown pages What does Junior s story about Dawn illustrate to the reader? 11 - Halloween pages How does Junior try to establish a connection with Penelope? 2. How does trick or treating remind Junior of Rowdy? 12 - Slouching Toward Thanksgiving pages How does the author illustrate Junior s loneliness? 2. What is significant about Junior speaking up in class? 3. How does Mr. Dodge reply and how does this make Junior feel? 4. Examine the cartoon of Junior s journey to school on p. 88. Contrast this to how you normally get to school. 5. What does Mary do? Why? 6. How does Junior become friends with Gordy? What do they have in common? 13 - My Sister Sends Me an pages Summarize Mary s in three bullet points.
5 14 - Thanksgiving pages Why does Junior think of Rowdy at Thanksgiving time? 2. Describe the cartoon Junior draws. 3. Why is Rowdy s respect still so important to Junior? 4. How does Rowdy s father regard the cartoon? Is this type of reaction typical in today s society? Why or why not? How could the fear of being considered gay limit male interactions? 15 - Hunger Pains pages How does Penelope and Junior s friendship develop? 2. How are Penelope and Junior using each other? 3. What advice does Junior give Penelope? Is it good advice? 16 - Rowdy Gives Me Advice About Love pages Why does Junior refer to how white Penelope is? What is the effect of this? 2. Gordy claims, White girls are privileged. They re damsels in distress (Alexie 116). What does this mean? 17 - Dance, Dance, Dance pages Why is the novel called The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-time Indian?
6 2. Examine the cartoon on p Analyze each of the pictures. Why do you think Alexie presents the information in this way? 3. How do Penelope and Roger react to Junior s admission that he is poor? 4. What does Junior learn by the end of the chapter? 18 - Don t Trust Your Computer pages What does Junior Rowdy and how does he reply? Why does this make Junior laugh? 2. Why do the people at home call Junior an apple? 3. What does Gordy say about the role of the tribe? How is this applicable to Junior? 19 - My Sister Sends Me a Letter pages What does Junior think of Mary s gorgeous new place? 20 - Reindeer Games pages Why does Junior try out for the basketball team? 2. What happens at try-outs? Why does Junior get in? 3. Why does Junior say it was like something out of Shakespeare (Alexie 142) when he discovers their first game is against Wellpinit? 4. What happens when Junior enters the gym? How does he react? Why? 5. What happens during the basketball game? Write a short news report.
7 21 - And a Partridge in a Pear Tree pages Describe Junior s Christmas Red Versus White pages What good things about his culture does Junior realize? 2. Why does Junior describe his grandmother as tolerant? 23 - Wake pages Junior accepts that We all have to find our own way to say good-bye (Alexie 161). How does Junior do this? 2. Who is Billionaire Ted and what is his story? 3. Junior explains, We lived and died together (Alexie 166). What does this show about Junior s community? 24 - Valentine Heart pages How does Junior cope with his grief? 2. What do Junior s cartoons (on pages 170 & 171) reveal about his emotions? 3. What happens in Mrs. Jeremy s class? Why is this so significant to Junior? 25 - In Like a Lion pages How does Junior explain his improvement in basketball? 2. What does the cartoon on page 182 demonstrate about his feelings?
8 3. How does Sherman Alexie build tension towards the game? 4. What is the Reardan game plan? Is this successful? 5. How does Coach give his team confidence? 6. What happens during the game? Why does Junior cry when the game is finished? What does he realize? 26 - Rowdy and I Have a Long and Serious Discussion about Basketball pages Why is the chapter title humorous? 27 - Because Russian Guys Are Not Always Geniuses pages How does Mary die? 2. How does Junior react to Mary s death? Why does he react in this way? 3. Why does Junior feel responsible in some way for Mary s death? 4. How do the students at Reardan show they care? 28 - My Final Freshman Year Report Card page Describe Junior s report card.
9 29 - Remembering pages What realizations does Junior arrive at? 2. What tribes does Junior belong to? How does this help him feel better? 30 - Talking About Turtles pages Why do Junior and Rowdy climb the tree? What does this symbolize?. 2. How does Rowdy compare Junior to a nomad? 3. Junior reveals, We didn t keep score (Alexie 230). What does the final line signify? 4. Do you think Rowdy and Junior will remain friends? Explain.
Do you think we will be able to trust that everything he says will be absolutely true? Why or why not? o Yes? o No?
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