1.
What clan is the author a member of?
2.
The author is a member of the Chippewas of ______ Unceded First Nation.
3.
The phrase "to spread culture / among primitive / (indigenous) / peoples" best fits which type of literary criticism?
4.
According to Howard Adams' essay, early views of Indigenous people denoted them as _______, inferior, and subhuman.
5.
Splitting words and using interesting grammatical structure is an example of which literary device?
6.
Carefully selecting the words "die", "dye", and "di" to highlight different meanings is which literary device?
7.
Indigenous people are _____ as likely to live in crowded housing as the non-Indigenous population.
8.
Telling a universal truth like "we all bleed red blood" best suits which type of literary criticism?
9.
Using the word "reflects" many times in close proximity to create emphasis is which type of literary device?
10.
The author of the poem directly addressing an audience is a literary device called authorial _________.
11.
Comparing an Indigenous child to a little brown baby bird is which literary device?
12.
The word "plop" indicates which literary device?
13.
the _____ ____ was the mass removal of Indigenous children from their families into the child welfare system.
14.
Over 52% of children in _____ _____ are Indigenous
15.
The quote "her mother insisted / on bathing her every day and / scrubbed her with a brush" is which type of rhetoric?
16.
The author referencing her experiences as an Indigenous woman and those of her relatives is an example of which type of rhetoric?
17.
Referencing the White Paper of 1969 is an example of which literary device?
18.
A document outlining government policy and possible action, including legislation.
19.
The author of the poem is ______ Keeshig.
20.
The name of this poem! (without "the)
