Comprehension
Vocabulary
Analyze the Text/Craft & Structure
100

Who is the medicine bag allowed to be passed down to?

Only males

100

When might someone become fatigued?

Varies

100

What does the piece of iron symbolize to Grandpa's father?

His purpose in life (became a blacksmith)

200

How does Grandpa arrive at the narrator's home? 

walking down the street with dogs following him

200

If Mrs. Nugent's hair looks like it was straggled, does it look nice and neat?

NO! it would be in messy strands

200

What two things could the medicine bag symbolize to Martin?

1. His respect for his grandfather

2. His acceptance of his family heritage

300

Why does Grandpa say he has arrived for a surprise visit to the family?

He wants to see where his only existing descendants live, and he wants to give Martin the medicine bag

300

Give an example of someone being frail.

Varies

300

In what way did Cheryl's reaction to Grandpa differ from Martin's

She was excited and wanted to have friends over

400

Why does Grandpa collapse after arriving at the house? 

Heat exhaustion

400

If Kaleb asks something sheepishly, how does he ask it?

in an embarrassed way

400

BEFORE Grandpa comes to visit, how does Martin feel about talking to his friends about his Lakota grandfather?

He likes that his stories about Grandpa appeal to the other kids (they like them)

500

In "The Medicine Bag", why is pouch referred to as a medicine bag? 

it hold items that protect and guide the wearer

500

What is the meaning of wearily in the following sentence? 

"After a ten-mile hike, we ate an early dinner and then climbed wearily into our tents."

tiredly

500

Does Martin worry about his friend's opinions in the early part of the story?

YES

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