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Turn the Museum Indians story into an interactive journey.

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Pauline Intia

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Froggy Jumps Interactive Museum TalesOnline version Turn the Museum Indians story into an interactive journey. by Pauline Intia 1 What is the title of the reading the narrator references in the museum? a Museum Indians: The Blue Period b Museum Indians – Headless Dress c First Read: Museum Indians 2 Who accompanies the narrator through the museum visits? a Her father b Her mother c Her grandmother 3 What does Picasso’s blue period imply in the mother’s story? a He was sad b He was angry c He was joyful 4 What does the narrator want to disrobe in the glass case? a The mummy case b The buffalo statue c The headless mannequin 5 After the Picasso moment, which place do they visit next? a The mummies at the Field Museum b The Modern Art Gallery c The dinosaur hall 6 What animal is described as being across the hall and stared at by the mother? a A bear b A buffalo c A bison (different species) 7 How does the narrator describe sharing her mother’s stories with others? a She lectures formally b She remains silent c She chats like a monkey 8 Where had the narrator’s mother left to help the family during the war? a Los Angeles b New York c Chicago 9 What feeling about Chicago does the narrator express? a It scares her away b It belongs to her, given by her mother c It feels unfamiliar and ungraspable 10 What memory does the mother connect to the blue period Picasso painting? a A personal family portrait b A history of blue pigments c A story she tells about him and his blue mood

Froggy Jumps

Interactive Museum TalesOnline version

Turn the Museum Indians story into an interactive journey.

by Pauline Intia

What is the title of the reading the narrator references in the museum?

Museum Indians: The Blue Period

Museum Indians – Headless Dress

First Read: Museum Indians

Who accompanies the narrator through the museum visits?

Her father

Her mother

Her grandmother

What does Picasso’s blue period imply in the mother’s story?

He was sad

He was angry

He was joyful

What does the narrator want to disrobe in the glass case?

The mummy case

The buffalo statue

The headless mannequin

After the Picasso moment, which place do they visit next?

The mummies at the Field Museum

The Modern Art Gallery

The dinosaur hall

What animal is described as being across the hall and stared at by the mother?

A bear

A buffalo

A bison (different species)

How does the narrator describe sharing her mother’s stories with others?

She lectures formally

She remains silent

She chats like a monkey

Where had the narrator’s mother left to help the family during the war?

Los Angeles

New York

Chicago

What feeling about Chicago does the narrator express?

It scares her away

It belongs to her, given by her mother

It feels unfamiliar and ungraspable

What memory does the mother connect to the blue period Picasso painting?

A personal family portrait

A history of blue pigments

A story she tells about him and his blue mood

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Interactive Museum Tales

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Interactive Museum TalesOnline version

by Pauline Intia

What is the title of the reading the narrator references in the museum?

Who accompanies the narrator through the museum visits?

What does Picasso’s blue period imply in the mother’s story?

What does the narrator want to disrobe in the glass case?

After the Picasso moment, which place do they visit next?

What animal is described as being across the hall and stared at by the mother?

How does the narrator describe sharing her mother’s stories with others?

Where had the narrator’s mother left to help the family during the war?

What feeling about Chicago does the narrator express?

What memory does the mother connect to the blue period Picasso painting?

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