JeopardyLabs

Plot, and characters

100

Who is Saul Indian Horse?

Saul Indian Horse is the main character, a First Nations boy and talented hockey player, dealing with residential school trauma.

200

What significant event happens in Chapter 31?

Saul joins a Native hockey team, the Moose.

300

Who is Father Leboutilier and what is his impact on Saul?

Father Leboutilier is a priest who mentors Saul in hockey but later betrays him, deeply hurting Saul.

Themes and symbols

100

What does hockey symbolize for Saul?

Hockey symbolizes escape and identity for Saul.

200

How does nature play a role in the story?

Nature provides spiritual connection and healing.

300

What is the significance of alcohol in Saul's life?

Alcohol represents Saul's struggle with trauma and self-destruction.

Oral history content

100

Define oral history

Oral history is the collection and study of historical information through recorded interviews with people who have personal knowledge of past events.

200

Name two forms of oral history in Indigenous cultures.

• Songs: Pass down historical and cultural knowledge.
• Spoken Word Storytelling: Share myths, legends, and personal narratives.

300

Why is oral history important for cultural preservation?

It maintains traditions and educates younger generations about their heritage.

Text connections

100

How does storytelling help Saul heal?

• It allows him to process and share his trauma, aiding his emotional recovery.

200

What are the connections between oral history and "Indian Horse"?

• Both emphasize preserving cultural identity and healing through shared narratives.

300

How does the theme of reconciliation appear in both the text and oral traditions?

• Both highlight the importance of addressing past traumas and restoring relationships within the community.