What does it say about the educational system in his reservation if books are this old?

Week 14 ActivityAnswer questions based on Sherman Alexie, The Absolute True Diary of a Part-Time IndianFor this week, you’ve read pages 26-129, and I’d like you to answer the following questions and upload it under the assignment Week 14. Please make sure each answer is numbered 1-3 and each answer is a full paragraph. Remember, you want to illustrate you’re reading the book, so the more details, the better! This assignment is due before midnight on Sunday.1. On page 31, Junior reads “Book belong to Agnes Adams.” This is actually a true story. Sherman Alexie when he was younger experiences the same thing. He opened his textbook to see his mother’s name. At first this might seem like a cosmic, touching moment, but it actually reveals a lot more. Why is Junior outraged? What does it say about the educational system in his reservation if books are this old? Why is new material necessary?2. In this section of the reading, we are also introduced to a number of focal characters…from both of Junior’s world’s (Rearden and Wellpinit). What are some of the differences/obstacles Junior is starting to face in both places? How does he feel like an outsider? Refer to the drawings on page 56-57 to flesh out some of your answers.3. While in Rearden, we see Junior establish a community. What are some of the surprising, meaningful connections he makes? What do these connections teach him about friendship, community, and even empathy? Do you think he still misses Rowdy? Point to specific examples in the text.