Unit 1 Test Review

1) Which statement BEST supports the theme of the passage?

• A)Life is full of surprises.

• B) Fishing is great in Greenville.

• C) People should be careful not to say hurtful things to those they love.

• D)It’s never too late to make up for lost time with the people you love.Life is full of surprises.

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2) Which MOST CLOSELY identifies a theme in this passage?

• A)Regret is destructive and leads to anger and hostility

• .B)We must learn from our mistakes and make amends for all past errors.

• C)It is better to think about future plans than to focus on past regrets.

• D)It is better to express emotions privately than to communicate them publicly.

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3) What is the main idea of the story?

• A)Peter Gudge can no longer support himself and turns to stealing.

• B)A man contemplates theft as a means to survive since he lost his job.

• C)There are still people in the world who will help out someone in dire need.

• D)Peter regrets having made the mistake of stealing the doughnut.

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4) What is the main idea of paragraph 10?

• A)There are jobs Peter could get, but he doesn’t qualify for any of them.

• B)Peter is desperately hungry and will do anything to find something to eat.

• C)Peter has no direction and is searching for someone who can help him out of his dilemma.

• D)Peter is proud that he uses his brains rather than his brawn, and he would rather go hungry than settle for a manual labor job.

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5) In paragraph 11, which detail BEST supports the main idea of Peter's plight seeming hopeless?

• A)Peter's straw hat had many straws missing.

• B)Peter looked into the faces of everyone he passed, searching for a possible opening.

• C)…his second-hand brown suit was become third-hand, and his shoes were turning over at the sides.

• D)Why should anyone care about the restless soul hidden inside him, or dream that Peter was in his own obscure way, a sort of genius?

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6) What is a theme of this passage?

• A)The common man is lost in the masses.

• B)The community is central to survival.

• C)The land and the frontier represent salvation.

• D)The American dream is economic freedom.

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7) What is the main idea of this selection?

• A)moving to new places

• B)the power of memories

• C)drudgery in gardening

• D)dangers of wild fruits

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8) Which quotation from the passage suggests the speaker's fondness for her childhood?

• A)"I showed Grandma my discovery, and she quickly identified them as wild-plums."

• B)"Knowing that they were safe, I ate enough that one afternoon to give me a stomachache that lasted two days."

• C)"In the winter of 1976, when I was only four years old, my family moved into a modest home in a growing Greenville neighborhood."

• D)"As I sat there on the side of the highway, I basked in the tartness of my childhood fruit and in the sweetness of the memory of making jelly with the greatest woman I’ve ever known."

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9) Why is Nadia so dedicated to practicing one song on the piano?

• A)She doesn’t want to mess up at the talent show.

• B)She doesn’t know how to play any other songs.

• C)She is practicing her favorite song.

• D)She wants to impress her mother.

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10) How did Nadia overcome her stage fright on the night of the performance?

• A)She practiced relentlessly beforehand.

• B)She chose a more complicated piece of music.

• C)She imagined she was at home with Lucky beside her.

• D)She sat down and looked at the black and white keys.

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