2nd Quarter BSIP-1 Post-Test(7.RL.1.D & 7.RL.2.B)

Front

What is the narrator's perspective on Wilbur's initial reaction to Charlotte?

Back

Wilbur was terrified. He had never seen a spider before, and he didn’t like the looks of this one, at all.

Front

How does the author develop the different points of view of Lucy and the Faun?

Back

By revealing their inner thoughts and feelings through dialogue and narration, and by showing how they react to the same events in different ways.

Front

What is a theme in 'Seventh Grade' by Gary Soto?

Back

Taking risks, even if they seem scary, can lead to rewarding experiences.

Front

What is the theme of the passage regarding the importance of family?

Back

The fleeting nature of time.

Front

Which line best supports the theme of the passage about the fleeting nature of time?

Back

"Yet, the tree remained, a constant in a world of change."

Front

What does the term 'theme' mean in literature?

Back

The central idea or message conveyed in a literary work.

Front

What is the significance of contrasting characters in a story?

Back

It highlights differences in perspectives, motivations, and reactions, enriching the narrative.

Front

How can dialogue reveal a character's inner thoughts?

Back

Dialogue can express emotions, intentions, and conflicts, providing insight into a character's mindset.

Front

What role does setting play in a story?

Back

Setting establishes the time and place, influencing the mood and context of the narrative.

Front

What is the purpose of a narrative perspective?

Back

It shapes how the story is told and influences the reader's understanding of events and characters.