简答题\n Momaday considers his grandmother a living embodiment of Kiowa history.\n简答题\n N. Scott Momaday opens his essay with a/an ( ). A、description B、memoir C、narration D、argument\n简答题\n In Kiowa tribes, women were warriors while men were homemakers.\n多选题\n In the sentence "There were frequent prayer meetings and great nocturnal feasts", "nocturnal" means ( ). A、early in the morning B、at noon C、in the afternoon D、late at night\n简答题\n If you pillage a village, you negotiate peace between warring tribes.\n简答题\n The grass turns brittle and brown, and it cracks beneath your feet. The device of alliteration is used in “brittle and brown”.\n简答题\n The excerpts capture the Kiowas' reverence for nature and exemplify the power of storytelling.\n简答题\n If you engender mistrust between two coworkers, you remove that mistrust.\n多选题\n In the sentence "A scissortail hied above the land", the word "hied" means ( ). A、strode deliberately B、went quickly C、glided gracefully D、roamed unhurriedly\n简答题\n Which animal was associated with the Sun Dance? A、Eagle. B、Wolf. C、Buffalo. D、Crow.\n简答题\n An opaque substance prevents light from passing through.\n多选题\n "The aged visitors who came to my grandmother’s house when I was a child were made of lean and leather." The visitors were ( ). A、thin and weather-beaten B、tall but rough C、thin but tough D、tall and strong\n简答题\n N. Scott Momaday was on a pilgrimage to his（ ）. A、childhood home B、grandmother's grave C、mother's grave D、devil's tower\n简答题\n What narrative shift takes place at the beginning of Paragraph 2 in "The Way to Rainy Mountain"? A、From past to present. B、From descriptive to personal. C、From light-hearted to serious. D、From third person to first person.\n简答题\n In the sentence "The hardest weather in the world is there", hyperbole is used.\n简答题\n The termination of the Kiowa ritual reflects that Native American traditions were eroded and eliminated in the nineteenth century.\n简答题\n Momaday's grandmother was a child when US soldiers were sent to（ ）. A、help the Kiowas hunt for beavers and deer B、facilitate the display of buffalo hides in their homes C、stop the Kiowas from conducting the Sun Dance ritual D、help the Kiowas travel from place to place\n简答题\n What caused the demise of the Sun Dance? A、The Kiowas were warring with the Crows for the control of a certain territory. B、The Kiowas decided the dance was useless and they didn’t have time for it anymore. C、The U.S. government forbid the Kiowas from exercising this religious belief. D、The Sun Dance priest wasn’t able to conduct the ritual.\n简答题\n This journey as described in the excerpts may be literally about one man, but it is an experience that every man goes through, an experience shared by all Americans.\n简答题\n Momaday weaves frogs, a cricket, grasshoppers, and birds into this excerpt from "The Way to Rainy Mountain". What memories, events, or ideas does he associate with the CRICKET? A、Life, perhaps his grandmother's spirit, continuing. B、His childhood, when his people celebrated freely. C、A life that is made whole at Rainy Mountain. D、His culture's connection to the plains.\n