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What does the character of Rita Joe represent in 'The Ecstasy of Rita Joe'?

Question Answer Choices The success and integration of Native American culture into White society. The opportunities available to Native American women in the city. The harmonious relationship between Native American and White cultures. The challenges that disenfranchised Native American youth face in a White society.
How does Miss Donahue view Rita Joe during the trial?

Question Answer Choices As a poor student, incapable of focus and of finding success in the classroom setting. As a misunderstood student, deserving of a second chance. As a model student, excelling in all her subjects. As a brilliant student, full of potential and promise.
Why did Rita Joe's father refuse to sell her to Sandy Collins for $1,000?

Question Answer Choices He thought the offer was too low. He planned to sell her to someone else. He had too much love for his daughter. He didn't trust Sandy Collins.
What does Miss Donahue represent in The Ecstasy of Rita Joe?

Question Answer Choices The supportive and understanding nature of White society towards Native Americans. The collaboration and mutual respect between White and Native American cultures. The successful integration and education of Native American youth in White society. The White culture's systematic degradation and oppression of Native American culture.
What theme is highlighted by Sandy Collins' attempt to buy Rita Joe from her father?

Question Answer Choices Exploitation Justice Forgiveness Redemption
What is a major theme in The Ecstasy of Rita Joe?

Question Answer Choices The clash of modern and traditional values The marginalization of indigenous peoples in Canada The journey of self-discovery The triumph of the human spirit
What does Sandy Collins' offer to buy Rita Joe reveal about his assumptions?

Question Answer Choices He assumed family ties among native tribes don't mean much. He assumed David didn't care about his children. He assumed David was in financial trouble. He assumed Rita Joe would want to leave.
Who is Eileen Joe in 'The Ecstasy of Rita Joe'?

Question Answer Choices Rita's cousin Rita's mother Rita's friend Rita's younger sister
What is the significance of the court scenes in The Ecstasy of Rita Joe?

Question Answer Choices They reveal the protagonist's cunning nature. They highlight the prejudice and injustice faced by indigenous people. They provide comic relief in the play. They show the efficiency of the legal system.
How does the play depict the role of the church in the lives of indigenous people?

Question Answer Choices As a supportive community center. As an instrument of cultural oppression. As a neutral and uninvolved entity. As a source of spiritual guidance.

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