Handmaid's Tale Mid Year Review

The time and place where a work takes place is called

• theme

• character

• imagery

• setting

The space between these two parts of a graphic novel page is called

• gutter

• in-between

• panel

• graphic weight

In 1984, Orwell shows that surveillance eliminates freedom. This could be called the book's

• setting

• character

• theme

• metaphor

One of Offred's challenges is deciding whether she trusts her own memory. This is an example of

• theme

• setting

• internal conflict

• metaphor

“My name isn't Offred, I have another name, which nobody uses now because it's forbidden. I tell myself it doesn't matter, your name is like your telephone number, useful only to others; but what I tell myself is wrong, it does matter.” The underlined sentence part contains

• personifcation

• simile

• metaphor

• setting

You ask your friend to get you a ticket to the concert.

• procure

• allure

• importunate

• appease

Your aunt tells stories about your mom when she was growing up..

• contingencies

• anomalies

• aversions

• anecdotes

When the kids get hungry, they start complaining and demanding snacks.

• monotony

• peremptory

• querulous

• affable

To settle the fight, administrators gave each group more time.

• precarious

• appease

• apathetic

• volition

The students were quiet and respectful toward the long-time teacher.

• implacable

• sobriety

• inscrutable

• deferential