Code Talker Chapter 2

Front

What did the Navajo boy think the man at the school sounded like?

Back

A dog because he barked orders at them.

Front

Why did the children avoid looking into the man's face?

Back

It was a sign of respect to look down instead of into his eyes.

Front

What is the first English word the children learn at the mission school?

Back

Hello.

Front

Why did the children think the dark-skinned man couldn't be Navajo?

Back

He was dressed like a white-man and had his hair cut short.

Front

What was the first rule the children learned at the mission school?

Back

They must only speak English or they shouldn't speak at all.

Front

What does the term 'mission school' refer to in the context of Code Talker?

Back

A school established to educate Native American children, often with a focus on assimilation into Western culture.

Front

How did the children's perception of authority affect their behavior at the mission school?

Back

They were taught to show respect by not looking directly at the authority figures.

Front

What cultural differences are highlighted in the interactions between the Navajo children and the school staff?

Back

The differences in language, dress, and customs, leading to misunderstandings.

Front

What role does language play in the children's experience at the mission school?

Back

Language is a barrier that affects their ability to communicate and connect with others.

Front

How does the setting of the mission school impact the children's identity?

Back

It challenges their cultural identity and forces them to adapt to a new environment.