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A vibrant and mystical illustration featuring ancient Mesoamerican elements, including gods, rain, and a scene of children playing a traditional game under swirling clouds.

Rain Player Quiz: Test Your Knowledge

Dive into the rich world of 'Rain Player' with this engaging quiz designed to challenge your comprehension and analytical skills. Explore the themes, characters, and significant quotes from the text.

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Pg 6 -What did Pik mean when he said, "Do the gods have nothing better to do than torment us?"

He felt annoyed the gods were not allowing rain.

The gods were bored and wanted to make people wait for rain.

The gods knew the people's fate.

Rain was expensive.

Pg 6 - What does prophecy mean?

Someone who is a god.

A prediction of what will happen in the future.

A person who can control the fate of others.

A person who is a leader of many.

On page 6, the line - ' knowing the Uo to be the heralds of Chac, the boys fled.' Why did the boys fled?

Because they had to get home for their supper.

Because it might rain.

They had finished the game and heard Ah Kin Mai's conch shell blow.

They knew the frogs were a sign something was going to happen.

Pg 6 - Where did Pik end up being whisked to?

The corn fields.

Ah Kin Mai's house

The Pok-a-Tok game field.

Swirling clouds above

Pg 9 - What did Chac mean ? - "Forgiveness must be earned," Chac replied

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Pg 9 - What did Chac mean ? - "Forgiveness must be earned," Chac replied

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Pg 9 - What device did the author use for effect in the line - 'The voice of Chac rumble like thunder.'

Metaphor

Personifiaction

Simile

Expanded noun phrase

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