Writers Language
Setting
Characters
Conflict
Themes
100

Describe Richard Wagamese's writing. 

Descriptive, fast-paced, vivid

100

Where does this story take place?  

St.Jeromes residential school

100

Who introduced Saul to hockey?

Father Leboutillier 

100

What is the most common type of conflict in this section?

Character vs. Society

100

Hockey is like the __

Universe

200

How does Wagamese's guide the reader through the events of a hockey match? 

Saul's vision

200

St. Jerome’s took all the ______

Light from my world

200

What does Zhaunagush mean?

The white men

200

How old is Saul at the start of CH 11?

8 years old

200

What happened to Sheila Jack?

She went insane

300

How does he create the atmosphere of the residential school?

Imagery, repetition, metaphors, personification, and simile

300

How does Saul describe the school? 

Gloomy, sickly green, cold, sterile. 

300

"He has a God-given gift for it" who says this?

Father Quinney

300

"There is ____ for you"

no game

300

What is cultural genocide? 

The systematic demolition of one's culture

400

The older boys playing Hockey reminded Saul of what?

A locomotive 

400

What do the nun and priests see Indigenous people as?

Savages 

400

How does Saul overcome the conflict of being too young to play hockey?

He trains in secret

400

What was the main method that Saul used to help escape from the terrors of his life? 

Saul enjoyed playing hockey because it formed a sense of escapism for him.

500

When I looked at the other boy he was crying. ____

Huge, silent tears. 

500

What is the Anishnabeg?

The fish clan

500

Why did Saul rejoin the school team after being on the White River Falcons?

He was kicked out for being too good and Indigenous.

500

How can we use social media to spread awareness?

Helps unite large groups of people