Unit 2b - Review

The tone of this poem can best be described as?

• sad

• light-hearted

• fearful

• pessimistic

In stanza 2 the phrase "It’s brilliant it looks like gold" is an example of -

• personification

• an idiom

• alliteration

• a simile

In the fourth stanza the phrase "A bigger ball" is an example of -

• onomatopoeia

• assonance

• alliteration

• metaphor

What rhyme scheme is used in the beginning stanza of this poem?

• aabba

• ababa

• bbbba

• aaaab

The word fervor as it is used in Scene 1 means?

• gloom

• excitement

• hapiness

• discomfort

In scene 2 the playwright uses stage directions to suggest that -

• the wolf is annoyed with the girls urgent tone

• the wolf wants the girl to ask more questions

• the wolf is irritated with the girls questions

• the wolf is ready to sleep

The dialogue in Scene 2 emphasizes the -

• contrast between the wolf and the grandmothers appearance

• time period of the play

• secretive nature of little red riding hood

• experiences of the playwright

what can the reader infer will be the next scene in the play?

• The grandmother installs better security around her house.

• Little Red Riding hood avoiding a stranger in the woods the next week.

• The wolf sneaking back into the house

• The woodsman trying to trick little red riding hood.

What does astonished mean in scene 2?

• expected

• offended

• amazed

• outraged

How does the setting influence the plot of the story?

• The time period introduces an important character.

• The time period contributes to the fast pace of the action.

• The location provides foreshadowing.

• The location contributes to the delivery of the conflict.