Cherokee 4th grade Midterm

U-do-hi  e-do-ha  means:

• My father is sitting

• Her brother is here

• My brother is standing

1. U-du-tsi  no-le  U-hlo-gi means:

• His uncle and his aunt

• Your uncle and his siste

• Her dad and her cousin

1. Tsi-yv-so-li  no-le  Tsi-yu-ge-ni are:

• My face and my head

• My nose and my chin

• My chin and my mouth

“Si-yo,   To-hi-gwo-tsu?” means:

• Hello,  Are you feeling fine?

• Hello,  Are you at peace?

• Hello,  Are you feeling wonderful?

1. De-tsi-gi-a   se-lu   u-ni-ga-na-sda means:

• I am eating corn

• I am eating  cornbread

• I am eating sweet corn.

What is the Cherokee word for “boss''?

• A-sga-ye-gv-sdi 

• 1. Di-g(i)-ti-yi  

• A-l(i)-sgi-sgi

Tsu-na-l(i)-sdahy(i)-di-yu   no-le  a-da-na-nv-i  are:

• Casino and library

• Principal’s office and music room

• Cafeteria and school store

1. What number comes next:

         Sgo-hi,  Ta-li-sgo,  Tso-sgo,  Nvh-g(i)-sgo ,  _____

• Su-da-l(i)-sgo 

• Hi-k-sgo 

• Hi-sga-du 

Public transit is called:

• Di-na-do-le-gwa-sgi    U-n(i)-ki-lv-do-di 

• Yv-wi  Di-ga-hni-do-hi

• Tsu-ni-tsv-sgi   Di-ga-hni-do-hi

 U-ga-na-wa  means:

• It is raining

• It is warm

• It is snowing