Cherokee Family Reunion Quiz
Which of these sentences from the text best supports the correct answer to Question 7?
"Christopher and I only got two years of high school, then we're going back to civilization."
Which of these sentences from the passage best supports the correct answer to Question 5?
"You want your old dad happy, right?"
Which of these stage directions best explains the children's feelings toward one another?
(The dance ends. Whites and Bearmeats can't get away from each other fast enough.)
1.(The kids awkwardly pair up and dance. CHRISTOPHER and LIZZIE spot each other and walk slowly together, it's a movie moment. Suddenly AUNT NELL and AUNT POLLY pop up between them. AUNT NELL speaks right in front of CHRISTOPHER.) 2.LIZZIE. What kind of dance is that? MELI. Are they making fun of us? 3.FROM SCENE 1: THE WEDDING DAY
1.Stage Directions 2.Dialogue 3.Scene
1."This is a little song I wrote for Emma and John's first dance." 2."Twodi, Meli you are the grown-ups, act like it. This is your turf so it's up to yuns to make the first move." 3."I want Cherokee to feel like your home." 4."It's the smooth ones you have to watch." 5."I'm a klutz. You're totally cute. (Horrified.) I mean it was cute what you did with Aunt Nell. You're not cute. I mean you are but—Hi."
1.Wedding singer 2.John 3.Emma 4.Aunt Nell 5.Lizzie
Which of these inferences about Aunt Nell is best supported by the line below?
Aunt Nell is not welcoming of the Whites.
traditional
relating to beliefs, customs, and practices handed down through generations sample sentence:We eat a traditional turkey meal on Thanksgiving every year
Which of the following inferences about John is best supported by the text?
It is important to him that the two families get along.
The following lines from the passage mainly show that ------- .
Lizzie and Christopher have mutual romantic feelings
Which of the following inferences about Emma's children is best supported by the text?
They are not thrilled to be moving to Cherokee.
chemistry
the way two individuals relate to each other sample sentence:The chemistry between Katie and Jack was undeniable.
culture
a group's beliefs, customs, social interactions and achievements that separate them from another group sample sentence:The different regions of the United States all have unique and interesting cultures to experience.
hooligan
a reckless troublemaker sample sentence:The hooligan broke the elevator by jumping while it moved.
smitten
deeply feeling attraction or caring about someone else sample sentence: Peter is smitten with his wife
Which of the following words best describes the tone of the excerpted scene?
irreverent
