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Many Narratives: Canadian Identity

Froggy Jumps

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Explores migration and belonging.

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Many Narratives: Canadian Identity
 

Froggy Jumps

Many Narratives: Canadian IdentityOnline version

Explores migration and belonging.

by Mette Brusgaard
1

Where did the author live for a year in 2006?

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Which event did Germany host in 2006 that the author mentions?

3

What did Eugen make fun of that revealed his biased views?

4

According to Esi, how does one get citizenship?

5

Where did the author's parents meet?

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In which Canadian province did the family settle first?

7

Which city in Alberta is mentioned as a birthplace for the author?

8

According to Esi what characterized migrant stories?

9

According to Esi's husband's aunt, what do their family gatherings resemble?

10

What does the author want her children to feel?

11

How does the author describe Canadian culture at the end of the text?

12

Who is the author of the opinion piece in Froggy Jumps?

13

What is the central theme of Edugyan's opinion piece?

14

What setting is primarily used in Froggy Jumps for the piece?

15

Which narrative device does Edugyan emphasize?

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What emotion does Edugyan urge readers to feel?

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Which challenge is highlighted in the piece?

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How does Froggy Jumps pace the narrative?

19

What action should players take to advance a point?

20

What risk does Edugyan warn about in communities?

21

Which outcome does Edugyan advocate for at the end?

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