Quiz 1 Review

What does immense mean?

• private

• fading

• dizzy

• huge

What does majestic mean?

• polluted

• famous

• hidden

• grand

What does numerous mean?

• great quantity

• few

• countable

• limited

What is the central idea of the blog “You Are the Electric Boogaloo”?

• Breaking the rules usually leads to a negative outcome.

• People often desire to explore the unknown.

• Overcoming humiliation often shapes personality.

• Going to a new location can be exciting.

The author’s vivid descriptions of being in a break-dance crew create a tone of --

• Humor

• Frustration

• Boredom

• Enthusiasm

The author of “Just Be Yourself!” describes her experience in high school in a way that highlights --

• How significant it is to be well-rounded and enjoy being herself.

• How long it took for her to find her one single talent that will lead to success.

• Her memory of trying to get along with peers in high school.

• How she decided to try new experiences when she failed.

What is the author’s purpose in writing this selection?

• The author writes herself a letter so she can share how great her teenage years were.

• The author writes herself a letter to help her remember details from her life.

• The author writes herself a letter to share with herself and others what she’s learned while growing up.

• The author writes herself a letter to give the rules for the best way to grow up.

Which statement would both authors agree with?

• It’s important to ask yourself questions and reflect on what you believe.

• There are some mistakes in life that you can’t overcome.

• Sharing stories about your life can make you feel ashamed.

• The experiences you go through in your childhood are only important to you.

The phrases “don’t worry,” “just relax,” and “don’t stay awake worrying about it” from the blogs highlight how both authors --

• Desire to forget their childhood experiences

• Reflect and accept their struggles through adolescence

• Need acceptance as an adult

• Are eager to share their roads to success

In "Just Be Yourself!" why does the author's teen self spend so much time in the library?

• Her classes are challenging.

• She feels like an outsider.

• Her friends eat lunch there.

• She admires the librarian.