by BlastRoom
Mixed review across the whole novel.
#ap_english_literature

40 questions
One question set, multiple game modes. Tap any game to see it in action. Not sure which to pick?
Answer to place stones and capture territory.
Outrun the snow together.
Earn blasts, then hunt the other team.
Answer to earn energy, then climb.

The class blasts through walls together.
Bid on mystery lots. Most money wins.
Sell tours. Nice, standard, or a total scam.
Answer, restock, and serve the rush.
More correct answers pulls the rope your way.
Answer, then shoot down the alien wave.
Answer, then tap to leap the frozen ridge.
Which description matches Auntie as the novel presents her from Tayo's childhood through the last pages?
Who is Betonie in Tayo's recovery?
Which account best identifies Josiah's importance to the whole novel?
How does Rocky function as Tayo's foil?
Which description fits Night Swan's role in the novel?
What role does Ts'eh play after Tayo begins Betonie's ceremony?
Who is Ku'oosh in the arc of Tayo's treatment?
Which description matches Emo across the full novel?
Which sequence matches the order in which Tayo is treated?
Why is Ku'oosh's ceremony not enough by itself?
Betonie tells Tayo that ceremonies must change. What does that claim do in the novel's structure?
In Tayo's treatment, what is the work of finding Josiah's cattle?
Before the final scenes, Ts'eh warns Tayo about the destroyers. What does she tell him they want?
At the mine, why is Tayo's refusal to kill Emo the crucial test of treatment?
What does Tayo's return to tell the old men after the mine show?
The witches' contest includes a story that cannot be called back. What work does that story do for the book?
How does the witchery story change a simple historical blame narrative?
When Emo urges contempt for Native people while glorifying war violence, how does the novel frame him?
Why does the novel connect uranium, the mine, and global war to Tayo's ceremony?
What does Betonie's mixed, cluttered hogan suggest about witchery and ceremony?
At the mine, what would killing Emo make Tayo do within the witchery pattern?
Which pairing of place and event does the novel actually give?
What happens in Gallup that matters to Tayo's recovery?
What does the Los Angeles veterans' hospital represent in Tayo's arc?
Which event is tied to Cubero?
How does Laguna function as a setting across the whole novel?
At the uranium mine near the end, what event tests the ceremony most directly?
Why are Josiah's spotted Mexican cattle more than ranch property?
What does the recurrence of Tayo's hazel eyes support?
Night Swan's comments about Tayo's eyes most directly challenge which assumption?
Spotted, mottled, and mixed things recur from Josiah's herd to Tayo's face. What reading does that pattern support?
How does Betonie's identity and practice extend the novel's pattern of mixture?
Which contrast between Rocky and Tayo best fits the novel's pattern of mixed things?
What is the danger of reading the spotted cattle as a simple one-to-one symbol?
By the final pages, what has become of the men Tayo drank with early in the novel?
What does Harley's fate at the mine do to Tayo's final choice?
Why is Emo's departure to California not a simple happy ending?
What does Emo's shooting of Pinkie reveal near the end?
How does the ending revise the veterans' barroom talk from earlier in the novel?
Grandma's closing sense that the story has happened before does what for the ending?
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