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Split Tooth Quiz

Tanya Tagaq

This Study Guide consists of approximately 39 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Split Tooth.

Split Tooth by Tanya Tagaq

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Pages 110 - 159

Pages 160 - 189

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why do the children like to spend time away from the adults? (from Pages 1 - 35)

They want to commune with the spirit world.

They want to drink and get high.

They want to play party games.

They want to be safe from parties where there is drinking.

2.

Who is Sedna? (from Pages 73 - 109)

A girl who was drowned by her father and thus became a goddess.

A pre-human mythical figure.

A mermaid.

A human who could transform into a sled dog.

3.

How does the narrator respond to suggestions that she forgive the people who have hurt her? (from Pages 160 - 189)

She thinks it is more important to look to the future and forget past hurts.

She refuses, instead choosing to protect her future and remember her past.

She agrees that forgiving others is important.

She refuses because she does not believe there is anything to forgive.

4.

Why does the narrator move back home at 17? (from Pages 73 - 109)

She lost her job at the Northern Store.

She needed to learn more about her hometown.

She attempted suicide at residential school.

Her lover in southern Canada died mysteriously.

5.

Why does the narrator refuse to tell her parents about the bullying? (from Pages 73 - 109)

The narrator figures it is a normal part of life.

If she tells her parents, Alpha will retaliate.

Her parents are too drunk to care about something as inconsequential as schoolyard bullying.

Even though it is hurtful, the narrator considers it a small event and parents generally let children work out their own problems.

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