Vocabulary
Coyote and the Monster
Lincoln Hall Speech
More Questions
100
Which paragraph is the conclusion-- the first paragraph or the last paragraph?
the last paragraph
100
True or False: The Nez Perce is a Native American tribe.
True!
100
Who was the speaker at the Lincoln Hall speech?
Chief Joseph
100
True or False: Chief Joseph said everyone should be treated equally.
True!
200
Which paragraph is an introduction-- the first paragraph or the last paragraph?
the first paragraph
200
What did the coyote do to the monster's body?
The coyote cut it up into pieces and threw it different places.
200
When was the Lincoln Hall speech given?
January 14, 1879
200
Chief Joseph said everyone should follow the same _____.
laws
300
What word matches this definition: to add more detail to what was said 
elaborate
300
In this story, what came up from the land?
People's bodies came up from the land.
300
What is the name of the tribe that Chief Joseph represented?
the Nez Perce
300
True or False: Chief Joseph was happy with how the U.S. government treated him and his tribe.
False!
400
What is the vocabulary word that means the time between when a child is born and when the parents are born?
generation
400
This is the ____________ of the monster
Heart of the monster
400
How did people in the Nez Perce tribe learn laws?
They learned laws passed down from earlier generations (from their fathers).
400
Chief Joseph's tribe is called the ______.
Nez Perce
500
What word matches this definition: fair treatment
justice
500
When do the Native Americans tell stories?
fall, winter, spring, or summer?
They tell stories in the winter
500
What are 2 laws that the Nez Perce follow?
Name 2 of these:
-treat people the way they treat you
-don't break a bargain
-it is wrong to tell a lie
-only tell the truth
-do not take a man's wife
-do not take property without paying for it
500
"I see men of my own race treated as outlaws and driven from country to country, or shot down like animals."
Who said this? Are the Nez Perce being treated with justice?
Chief Joseph said this. No, they are not being treated with justice.