SUPER ENGLISH REVIEW

A character who opposes the protagonist is an ........................................

• antagonist

• protagonist

• setting

• conflict

Resolution in a story refers to .......................................

• Time and place of a story.

• The solution and end of a story.

• Brief description of what happens in the story.

• A character who opposes the protagonist.

Brief description of what happens in the story refers to ...........................

• Conflict

• Resolution

• Setting

• Plot

The setting in a story is the ...............................

• time and place.

• conflict.

• resolution.

• protagonist.

The problem of a story refers to the .........................

• setting.

• conflict.

• resolution.

• antagonist.

Read the stanza from the poem Life doesn´t frighten me: Who do you think the speaker is in this poem?

• The speaker may be an adult because it is not afraid of anything.

• The speaker may be a child because it lists many things that often scare children.

• The speaker may not be a child because it does not list many things that often scare children.

• The speaker may be an imaginary person because it talks about fears.

From the following stanza taken by the poem ¨A voice¨, what type of figurative language does the author use? 

Even the lights on the stage unrelenting

as the desert sun couldn’t hide the other

students, their eyes also unrelenting,

students who spoke English every night

• simile

• metaphor

• personification

• hyperbole

From the following stanza taken by the poem ¨A voice¨, what type of figurative language does the author use? 

 “How did I do it when my parents didn’t understand?”

the family story says your voice is the voice

of an aunt in Mexico, spunky as a peacock.

Family stories sing of what lives in the blood.

• metaphor and simile.

• simile and personification.

• simile and hyperbole.

• metaphor and hyperbole.

Complete the following sentence with the verbs in parenthesis: Jeff ....................... (break) his arm.

Use the present perfect.

• have broken

• has broken

• broken

• had broken

Complete the following sentence with the verbs in parenthesis: They ....................... (not go) to Italy this summer.

Use the present perfect.

• has not go

• have not gone

• has not gone

• not gone