Unit 1 Summative Review

What is the meaning of foreshadowing?

• When the author gives you hints to what is going to happen next in the story.

• When the reader does not expect the outcome of the story.

• When the author takes the reader back in the past.

• When the author takes the readers into the future to give them information.

What materials do you need when the questions states "what does the word counterfeit in paragraph 6 mean?

• Pencil

• Pen

• Marker

• Dictionary

What does "setting" mean and why is it important?

• The time the stage was set and it let's the reader know when there is a change in a scene.

• The genre of the story and it allows the reader to know how to categorize the story.

• Where and when the story takes place and it can affect the characters values and beliefs.

• The time a story was written and it plays no major part in a story.

Complete the chart to show how the eerie setting of the Monkey's Paw bring out the differences in the White's and Sergeant Major Morris in the beginning of the story.

Groups:

(a) The Whites

,

(b) Sergeant Major Morris

• Curious

• knows the paw is evil and does people no good.

• Wants to know more about the monkey's paw

• Thinks the paw will bring them goodluck

• had his three wishes granted

• Tries to throw the paw on the fire

What does the term "mood" mean?

• How the story makes you feel

• How the story makes you think

• How the author feels about the story

• What you think is going to happen next.

Which phrases create a happy mood

• She smiled as she races to the door.

• A disturbing look in her eyes

• Her eyes were as red as a tomato.

• Her cheeks were red as the teacher called her name to answer the question.

What does the word vanish mean?

• Very happy

• disappear suddenly and completely

• to not focus on something

• short conversation

What is a synonym for vanish

• problem

• distraction

• eager

• eradicate

What is a subplot?

• The part of the story that helps us get to the climax

• The beginning of the story where we learn the characters, setting and the conflict.

• a second strand of the plot that is a supporting side story

• The conflict of the story.

What is the theme

• The good part of the story

• The moral or the message of the story.

• The person who is telling the story.

• The way the author feels about the topic.