There, There Orvil (118-133)

What is Orvil Red Feather wearing when he looks at himself in Opal’s bedroom mirror?

• Orvil wears his landscaping uniform.

• Orvil wears his newspaper boy uniform.

• Orvil wears the regalia he found in Opal’s closet.

• Orvil wears the suit Opal bought for his graduation.

• Orvil wears a new leather biker’s jacket.

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What kind of music does Orvil Red Feather typically listen to?

• Beethoven

• Rappers such as Chance the Rapper and Eminem

• Powwow music

• Gospel music

• country music

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How does Orvil Red Feather make two hundred dollars in this chapter?

• Orvil mows lawns for a landscaping company.

• Orvil delivers newspapers for the East Bay Times.

• Orvil sells the regalia he found in Opal’s closet.

• Orvil tells his story for Dene’s storytelling project.

• Orvil steals coins from a series of water fountains.

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What do Orvil, Lony, and Loother do to make sure they can afford Indian tacos at the powwow?

• They mow laws for a landscaping company.

• They deliver newspapers for the East Bay Times.

• They sell the regalia they find in Opal’s closet.

• They tell their stories for Dene’s storytelling project

• They steal coins from a series of water fountains.

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What does Orvil do with the two hundred dollars he has made?

•  Orvil buys a subscription to the East Bay Times.

• Orvil buys a lawn mower for Opal.

• Orvil buys an expensive dinner for his family.

• Orvil buys a new bike for his brother, Lony.

• Orvil buys a new bike for himself.

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Where do Orvil, Lony, and Loother put their bikes when they arrive at the Oakland Coliseum?

• They lock their bikes to a bike rack.

• They lock their bikes to a street light.

• They lock their bikes to a chain-link fence.

• They stash their bikes in some bushes.

• They stash their bikes behind a dumpster.

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CCSS.RI. 9-10.1

CCSS.RI.11-12.1

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Identify the speaker: “Listen, baby, it makes me happy you want to know, but learning about your heritage is a privilege. A privilege we don’t have. And anyway, anything you hear from me about your heritage does not make you more or less Indian. More or less a real Indian

• Orvil Red Feather

• Lony Red Feather

• Loother Red Feather

• Jacquie Red Feather

• Opal

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CCSS.RL.8.3

Identify the speaker:“You remember that lump I got? I felt something poking out of it. So I pulled, like, I just pulled one out. […] I’m pretty sure they’re spider legs” (125).

• Orvil Red Feather

• Lony Red Feather

• Loother Red Feather

• Jacquie Red Feather

• Opal

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CCSS.RL.2.6

CCSS.RL.8.3

Identify the speaker: “I been meaning to ask, like, what’s a powwow? […] I mean, why does everyone dress up, dance, and sing Indian?” (

• Orvil Red Feather

• Lony Red Feather

• Loother Red Feather

• Jacquie Red Feather

• Opal

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CCSS.RL.8.3

Identify the speaker: “I asked you to get it before we left the house. I said, Loother, can you get the lock, I don’t want it messing up my regalia”

• Orvil Red Feather

• Lony Red Feather

• Loother Red Feather

• Jacquie Red Feather

• Opal

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