Code Talkers Vocab Quiz

Which of the following words means the opposite of allies?

(Vocab - allies: people, groups, or countries that help or support another person, group, or country)

• friends

• enemies

• teams

In which situation you might use a code?

( Vocab - code: a system of writing or speaking that hides information)

• writing a thank-you letter to your grandma

• writing an essay for school

• writing a secret message to a friend

Choose two pictures showing something that’s crucial to bring to school.

(Vocab - crucial: very important; necessary)

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What is culture?

• the beliefs, way of life,

  art, and traditions that

  are shared by a group of

  people

• a system of writing or

  speaking that hides

  information

• very important; necessary

• people, groups, or

  countries that help or

  support another person,

  group, or country

Think of a famous person from the past; for example, a president, a sports hero, or a movie star.

What is their legacy?

(Vocab - Legacy: something a person is remembered for)

Choose the set of words that BEST completes the following sentence: Native Americans are the _____ people to live in ______.

(Vocab - Native: the first people to live in a place)

• first, America

• first, Europe

• last, South America

Choose the word that BEST completes the following sentence: After the Army recruited a new group of women and men, they were sent for _______.

(Vocab - recruited: got someone to join an organization, especially the military)

• vacation

• training

• dinner

Where might you find information about a reservation?

(Vocab - reservation: an area of land set aside for use by Native Americans)

• a map of the United States

• a map of the solar system

• a map of a made-up magical place

Choose the emoji that shows how your baby brother might feel if you seized his toy.

(Vocab - seized: took something suddenly and violently)

• 😴

• 😍

• 😡

Finish the following sentence: During the championship game, our team turned the tide when...

(Vocab - turn the tide: change a situation, usually for the better)