Test: Gender Stereotypes: Katara (language)


Gender Stereotypes: Katara Versión en línea Katara in "The Waterbending Master" por Tiff Mass 1 What are Customs? Written answer 2 Why won’t Master Pakku teach Katara waterbending? (end at 1:38) Written answer 3 What kind of a necklace does Katara wear? (Not who does it belong to) Hint: A ______ necklace. Write. Written answer 4 Name all the people that Katara’s Betrothal necklace has belonged to? Written answer 5 Who made this betrothal necklace? And for who? Write. 2 answers. Written answer 6 What makes Zuko happy? Written answer 7 What tribe is Katara’s grandmother from? Choose one or more answers a Northern Water Tribe b Republic City c Foggy Swamp Tribe d Southern Water Tribe 8 Why does Master Pakku say that Aang is no longer welcome as his student? Multiple choice Choose one or more answers a Aang disrespected Master Pakku b Aang disrespected his Master's teachings c Aang disrespected all of these things d Aang disrespected their culture 9 Yue gasps at what Katara says to Master Pakku. Why do you think her defiant(bold disobedience,resistance) is so shocking and unheard of by the others? (Imagine your Sister or Mother speaking this way to your Father or Grandpa. Is this a -gasp worthy- notion in your family/culture ? Written answer 10 Katara knows she won't win, and also admits she isn't doing this for Aang. Why do you think she challenges Pakku? Choose one or more answers a Katara secretly thinks she has a chance against Pakku b Katara is making a point by standing up for herself and what she believes in/what she believes is right c Katara feels guilty about Aang's punishment and needs to make sure Aang learns Waterbending d Katara is being stubborn 11 'You can't knock me down!' This is Katara's most defining quote. Even though Master Pakku continues to try to dismiss Katara for being 'a woman', she doesn't accept this as a good enough reason. She believes in herself, and continues to prove her capabilities by holding up in her duel against Master Pakku. Which of the following BEST describes the demonstration of Katara's beliefs and actions here? Choose one or more answers a Heroic Behavior b Battling Gender Stereotypes (stereotypes: widely set image/idea of how people or things are) c Not Following the Rules / Rebellion d The Traits of a True Master 12 What significant role do female waterbenders have in the Northern Water Tribe? Choose one or more answers a Warriors b Tai-Chi Training and Fighting c Cooking and Cleaning d Healing 13 Men in the Northern Water Tribe worked as...? Choose one or more answers a Hunters and Fishermen b Warriors c Each job listed was dependent on the men. d Teachers

1

What are Customs?

Written answer

2

Why won’t Master Pakku teach Katara waterbending? (end at 1:38)

Written answer

3

What kind of a necklace does Katara wear? (Not who does it belong to) Hint: A ______ necklace. Write.

Written answer

4

Name all the people that Katara’s Betrothal necklace has belonged to?

Written answer

5

Who made this betrothal necklace? And for who? Write. 2 answers.

Written answer

6

What makes Zuko happy?

Written answer

7

What tribe is Katara’s grandmother from?

Choose one or more answers

a

Northern Water Tribe

b

Republic City

c

Foggy Swamp Tribe

d

Southern Water Tribe

8

Why does Master Pakku say that Aang is no longer welcome as his student? Multiple choice

Choose one or more answers

a

Aang disrespected Master Pakku

b

Aang disrespected his Master's teachings

c

Aang disrespected all of these things

d

Aang disrespected their culture

9

Yue gasps at what Katara says to Master Pakku. Why do you think her defiant(bold disobedience,resistance) is so shocking and unheard of by the others? (Imagine your Sister or Mother speaking this way to your Father or Grandpa. Is this a -gasp worthy- notion in your family/culture ?

Written answer

10

Katara knows she won't win, and also admits she isn't doing this for Aang. Why do you think she challenges Pakku?

Choose one or more answers

a

Katara secretly thinks she has a chance against Pakku

b

Katara is making a point by standing up for herself and what she believes in/what she believes is right

c

Katara feels guilty about Aang's punishment and needs to make sure Aang learns Waterbending

d

Katara is being stubborn

11

'You can't knock me down!' This is Katara's most defining quote. Even though Master Pakku continues to try to dismiss Katara for being 'a woman', she doesn't accept this as a good enough reason. She believes in herself, and continues to prove her capabilities by holding up in her duel against Master Pakku. Which of the following BEST describes the demonstration of Katara's beliefs and actions here?

Choose one or more answers

a

Heroic Behavior

b

Battling Gender Stereotypes (stereotypes: widely set image/idea of how people or things are)

c

Not Following the Rules / Rebellion

d

The Traits of a True Master

12

What significant role do female waterbenders have in the Northern Water Tribe?

Choose one or more answers

a

Warriors

b

Tai-Chi Training and Fighting

c

Cooking and Cleaning

d

Healing

13

Men in the Northern Water Tribe worked as...?

Choose one or more answers

a

Hunters and Fishermen

b

Warriors

c

Each job listed was dependent on the men.

d

Teachers

Gender Stereotypes: Katara

Test

Descarga la versión para jugar en papel

Creada por

Top 10 resultados

Top juegos

Test

Verbos irregulares en Inglés

Test

cuanto sabes de Futbol

Test

Cultura general española

Test

Tipos de sintagmas (II)

Test

Brawl stars preguntas

Gender Stereotypes: Katara Versión en línea

por Tiff Mass

What are Customs?

Why won’t Master Pakku teach Katara waterbending? (end at 1:38)

What kind of a necklace does Katara wear? (Not who does it belong to) Hint: A ______ necklace. Write.

Name all the people that Katara’s Betrothal necklace has belonged to?

Who made this betrothal necklace? And for who? Write. 2 answers.

What makes Zuko happy?

What tribe is Katara’s grandmother from?

Why does Master Pakku say that Aang is no longer welcome as his student? Multiple choice

Yue gasps at what Katara says to Master Pakku. Why do you think her defiant(bold disobedience,resistance) is so shocking and unheard of by the others? (Imagine your Sister or Mother speaking this way to your Father or Grandpa. Is this a -gasp worthy- notion in your family/culture ?

Katara knows she won't win, and also admits she isn't doing this for Aang. Why do you think she challenges Pakku?

What significant role do female waterbenders have in the Northern Water Tribe?

Men in the Northern Water Tribe worked as...?