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The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie
The American Indian narrator of this excerpt transferred from his troubled school on an Indian reservation to attend an all-white high school where the only other Indian is the school mascot. In this excerpt, his new school’s basketball team clashes with his old school’s team, led by his friend, Rowdy. Read the excerpt and answer the questions that follow. I kept glancing over at Wellpinit as they ran their lay-up drills. And I noticed that Rowdy kept glancing over at us. At me. Rowdy and I pretended that we weren’t looking at each other. But, man, oh, man, we were sending some serious hate signals across the gym. I mean, you have to love somebody that much to also hate them that much, too. Our captains, Roger and Jeff, ran out to the center circle to have the game talk with the refs. Then our band played the “Star-Spangled Banner.” And then our five starters, including me, ran out to the center circle to go to battle against Wellpinit’s five. Rowdy smirked at me as I took my position next to him. “Wow,” he said. “ You guys must be desperate if you’re starting.” “I’m guarding you,” I said. “What?” “I’m guarding you tonight.” “You can’t stop me. I’ve been kicking your butt for fourteen years.” “Not tonight,” I said. “Tonight’s my night.” Rowdy just laughed. The ref threw up the opening jump ball. Our big guy, Roger, tipped it back toward our point guard, but Rowdy was quicker. He intercepted the pass and raced toward his basket. I ran right behind him. I knew that he wanted to dunk it. I knew that he wanted to send a message to us. I knew he wanted to humiliate us on the opening play.
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The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie
The American Indian narrator of this excerpt transferred from his troubled school on an Indian reservation to attend an all-white high school where the only other Indian is the school mascot. In this excerpt, his new school’s basketball team clashes with his old school’s team, led by his friend, Rowdy. Read the excerpt and answer the questions that follow. I kept glancing over at Wellpinit as they ran their lay-up drills. And I noticed that Rowdy kept glancing over at us. At me. Rowdy and I pretended that we weren’t looking at each other. But, man, oh, man, we were sending some serious hate signals across the gym. I mean, you have to love somebody that much to also hate them that much, too. Our captains, Roger and Jeff, ran out to the center circle to have the game talk with the refs. Then our band played the “Star-Spangled Banner.” And then our five starters, including me, ran out to the center circle to go to battle against Wellpinit’s five. Rowdy smirked at me as I took my position next to him. “Wow,” he said. “ You guys must be desperate if you’re starting.” “I’m guarding you,” I said. “What?” “I’m guarding you tonight.” “You can’t stop me. I’ve been kicking your butt for fourteen years.” “Not tonight,” I said. “Tonight’s my night.” Rowdy just laughed. The ref threw up the opening jump ball. Our big guy, Roger, tipped it back toward our point guard, but Rowdy was quicker. He intercepted the pass and raced toward his basket. I ran right behind him. I knew that he wanted to dunk it. I knew that he wanted to send a message to us. I knew he wanted to humiliate us on the opening play.
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The narrator is Indian.
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Rowdy is narrator’s friend.
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The narrator used to attend school for white children.
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The narrator saw his old friend in the classroom.
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At first they pretended that they hadn’t known each other before.
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Rowdy hated the narrator.
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Jeff and Rogers were fierce enemies.
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Rowdy is confident he will embarrass the narrator.
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Rowdy is angry that the narrator has chosen to play.
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Rowdy used to offend the narrator.
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Rowdy is a rude, arrogant boy.
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