Exploring Code Talker Chapter 17

What significant event occurs in Chapter 17 of Code Talker?

• Ned learns about the history of the Navajo language.

• Ned participates in the Battle of Iwo Jima.

• Ned receives a medal for bravery.

• Ned is assigned to a new unit.

How do the characters in Chapter 17 demonstrate their cultural identity?

• The characters demonstrate their cultural identity through dialogue, traditions, and interactions that reflect their heritage.

• The characters demonstrate their cultural identity solely through their economic status.

• The characters show their cultural identity by avoiding traditions altogether.

• The characters express their cultural identity through their clothing choices.

What challenges do the code talkers face in this chapter?

• The code talkers receive full support from the military

• The code talkers face language barriers, pressure of military operations, secrecy requirements, emotional toll, and cultural representation.

• The code talkers are celebrated for their cultural heritage

• The code talkers have no communication issues

Describe the role of language in the events of Chapter 17.

• Language plays a pivotal role in communication and conflict resolution, influencing relationships and decisions among characters.

• Language is irrelevant to the characters' interactions.

• Language only serves to confuse the characters further.

• Language is used solely for comedic effect in this chapter.

What emotions are portrayed by the characters during the key events in this chapter?

• Fear, joy, and sadness are portrayed by the characters.

• Boredom, relief, and nostalgia

• Disgust, anticipation, and pride

• Anger, surprise, and confusion

How does Chapter 17 reflect the broader themes of war and identity?

• It portrays characters as unchanged by their experiences in conflict.

• The chapter discusses the historical accuracy of war events without addressing identity.

• Chapter 17 reflects the broader themes of war and identity by exploring how characters' identities are transformed and challenged by their experiences in conflict.

• Chapter 17 focuses solely on the economic impacts of war.

What specific actions do the code talkers take to fulfill their mission in this chapter?

• The code talkers conduct reconnaissance missions in enemy territory.

• The code talkers translate enemy messages into English.

• The code talkers create maps for military operations.

• The code talkers encode and transmit military messages in their native language.

Identify a key conflict presented in Chapter 17 and its resolution.

• The conflict between the protagonist and their mentor, resolved through an apology and reconciliation.

• The conflict between the protagonist and a stranger, resolved through a chance encounter.

• The conflict between the protagonist and their family, resolved by moving away.

• The conflict between the protagonist and a rival, resolved through a duel.

How does the author use imagery to enhance the narrative in this chapter?

• The author relies on dialogue instead of imagery to tell the story.

• The author uses imagery to create vivid sensory experiences that enhance the reader's connection to the narrative.

• Imagery is used solely to confuse the reader and detract from the narrative.

• The author avoids using any descriptive language in this chapter.

What lessons can be learned from the experiences of the characters in Chapter 17?

• Resilience, the value of friendship, and the consequences of choices.

• How to avoid conflict

• The importance of wealth

• The benefits of isolation