Basics of Native American Literature
Salmon Boy
A Salmon Story
Coyote Stories
Legend of Lost Salmon
The Navajo Deer Hunting Way
Koyoda
100

Indians live in a world of this, where the spiritual and commonplace are one.

What is Symbols and Images?

100

How the Salmon People treat the boy in response to him being disrespectful.

What is kindness?

100

The ways that Planners canoe was special.

What is the size could change to big or small, and it could go anywhere in the world with one paddle?

100

What Coyote gave to the Frog People to get a drink of water.

What is a shell?

100

The three warnings that were given to the people by the Creator.

What is do not neglect this food, do not take more than you need, and pay close attention to how to care for it?

100

What the big buck told the hunter

What is how to kill and eat the deer?

100

Koyoda was this.

What is part man and part God?

200

Native Americans believe that storytelling is this type of an experience.

What is a Communal experience? 

200

The reason that the Salmon people take the boy as one of their own.

what is to teach the young boy the right way to treat salmon.

200

The type of girl Planner wanted his daughter to marry.

What is Salmon girl?

200
The real reason Coyote was drinking so much water.

What is is to collapse the dam.

200

How the people acted over time.

What is greedy and careless.

200

What the doe told the hunter.

what is that by eating the deer man will survive, and they will live because of them.

200

The "battle" between the mountains was describing this natural disaster.

What is a volcano?

300

The primary learning technique of Native Americans.

What is the story cycle?

300

The reason that the young boy can die and come back to life so many times.

Because his spirit continues to live?

300

The children born to those just married will have this.

What is a dance?

300

The reason Coyote was sent to earth by the Creator.

What is to teach the best way, kill evil, and establish law?

300

The ritual the people did to bring the salmon back to life.

What is stepping over the fish five times?

300

What the young buck said to the hunter.

What is that if they talk bad about the deer, that they will cause problems with urinating, trouble seeing, and trouble hearing.

300

All the fish were dead when they got to the village because of this.

What is Salt water?

400
Things that are sacred to Native Americans.

What is animals, nature, water, sky, wind?

400

Circles present in this story.

What is life circle, restorative, and respect for nature?

400

The thing that no one should do when the salmon are coming up river.

What is mourn?

400

The reason Coyote saw the frog people and the beaver women as evil.

Because they kept water and food away from those that were hungry and thirsty. The creator gave that to all people to have, not for people to control.

400

The person who brought the fish back to life.

Who is Grandfather or Old Man Rattlesnake?

400

What the little Fawn said to the hunter.

What is that she will be the one to kill him if she doesn't approve.

400

These two animals helped Koyoda bring the fish up the river.

What are sea gulls and sea dogs?

500

Animals are referred to this in their stories, because in their culture they believe animals were created before humans.

What is "elder relatives"?

500

The young boy was changed by his experience in this way.

What is he learned to respect the salmon and became a teacher to his village.

500

The significance of twins.

What are children of the salmon?

500

What Coyote turned the Beaver women into.

What are sandpipers?

500

Grandfather's spirit went here after he stepped over the salmon the fifth time.

What is into the Salmon.

500

The purpose of telling the hunter how to bury the deer.

What is to teach future generations the ritual for burying deer.

500

The great spirit instructed Koyoda to this to keep salmon on the Columbia River. 

What is to drive the salmon up the river two times a year for six years so that they would learn to return own their on?

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