10 Questions
The storyteller alludes to the development of the atomic bomb in which location?
Los Alamos, New Mexico
What is the purpose of the White Men's bomb development, according to the text?
To ensure national security
What does the author suggest about the misuse of language in Canadian history?
It is a recurring theme
What is the purpose of the story 'Coyote and the Enemy Aliens' by Thomas King?
To critique power structures in society
What does Thomas King try to convey through the character of Coyote in 'Coyote and the Enemy Aliens'?
The assimilation of the indigenous populous and the internment of the Japanese
What is one of the main themes explored in 'Coyote and the Enemy Aliens' by Thomas King?
The misuse of language throughout Canada's history
What does the title 'Enemy Aliens' refer to?
People who were interned based on their background during the First and Second World War
What is the main way politicians justify internment camps?
By manipulating language so that 'legal' is synonymous with 'moral'
How does Coyote describe the relationship between Canadian stories and Coyote stories?
They have the same elements
How do Aboriginals and Whitemen differ in their use of language?
Aboriginals use language as a means of bonding while Whitemen use it as a means of control
Test your knowledge of the satirical commentary in "Coyote and the Enemy Aliens"! This quiz explores the use of language as a weapon to manipulate societal stereotypes and its impact on communal bonding. Discover how the character Coyote embodies ignorance and distorts language to justify his grotesque actions.
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