Part 1 Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian quiz

Select all that apply to the narrator of the story.

• He was "born with water on the

  brain" and required surgery at six months old

• He wore "glasses that were all lopsided because [his] eyes were so lopsided"

• He was so skinny he'd "turn sideways and disappear"

• He felt healthy and strong most days

• Some kids at school called him "Orbit"

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The narrator refers to the place where he lives as the

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How does the narrator feel after the death of his dog Oscar

• he feels that it is destiny

• the narrator feels "relieved"

• the narrator feels "poor and small and weak" and in pain

• the narrator feels like he was deceived by his father

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How does the narrator prefer to spend his time?

• he likes to practice violin

• he likes to stay home and draw

• he likes to help his mom prepare elaborate meals

• he likes to compete in public speaking tournaments

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What upsets Junior about his geometry textbook?

• it is so old that his mother used it when she was in school

• it has all the answers in the back

• it is a heavy book that he will have to carry in his backpack

• a word problem reminds him of his dog Oscar

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Check all that apply to the narrator's teacher, Mr. P

• he also taught the narrator's older sister Mary

• he lives at a compound for teachers on the reservation

• he gets hit in the face when the narrator throws his geometry textbook

• he tries to get the narrator expelled from his school after the book incident

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