Analyzing Tone and Identifying Central Ideas: Chief Joseph's speech "An Indian's View of Indian Affairs"

Question 1

What “mischief” does the speaker do?

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B: He questions the tradition of wall-mending.

Question 2

Describe the speaker’s view of his neighbor.

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A: He thinks that his neighbor is old-fashioned.

Question 3

Which two forces are in opposition in these two excerpts from the poem?

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C: the breaking down of structure and the preservation of structure

Question 4

Which of the following points did you include in your answer? Check any of the boxes that apply.

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A: The speaker questions the reasons for mending the wall.; B: The speaker believes that his neighbor wants to mend the wall just to follow tradition.; C: Frost believed that structures in poetry allow for creative expression.; D: Frost believed in writing with structure so that poems develop in a unified way.

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