Unit 2 - Vocabulary Practice - English 9

Amelia's desire to break free from the constraints of her sheltered existence and forge her own path represents a:

• (a) Character vs. Society Conflict

• (b) Identity

• (c) Bildungsroman

• (d) Rite of Passage

Amelia's summer job at the diner allowed her to observe the diverse tapestry of human experiences, contributing to her evolving sense of:

• (a) Theme

• (b) Identity

• (c) Journey

• (d) Epiphany

3. Self-Discovery and maturation are two ____________ in this story.

• (a) Themes

• (b) Thematic Topics

• (c) Rites of Passage

• (d) Testing Boundaries

4. Amelia's internal struggle to find her place exemplifies a:

• (a) Character vs. Society Conflict

• (b) Character vs. Self Conflict

• (c) Rite of Passage

• (d) Dynamic Character

The story's narrative arc, following Amelia's journey of self-discovery and maturation, aligns with the genre of:

• (a) Testing Boundaries

• (b) Epiphany

• (c) Bildungsroman

• (d) Dynamic Character

Amelia's summer experiences, both at the diner and beyond, represent a symbolic:

• (a) Testing Boundaries

• (b) Character vs. Self Conflict

• (c) Theme

• (d) Journey

“It’s important for all people to find their place in the world.” This is an example of which vocabulary word?

• (a) Epiphany

• (b) Theme

• (c) Bildungsroman

• (d) Dynamic Character

Amelia's decision to take on a summer job and explore the world beyond her small town reflects her desire to:

• (a) Character vs. Society Conflict

• (b) Identity

• (c) Bildungsroman

• (d) Test Boundaries

Amelia's realization of her capabilities and her determination to prove herself during the driver's test marks a moment of:

• (a) Character vs. Self Conflict

• (b) Identity

• (c) Theme

• (d) Epiphany

Successfully passing her driver's test serves as a symbolic:

• (a) Bildungsroman

• (b) Character vs. Society Conflict

• (c) Rite of Passage

• (d) Testing Boundaries