Seventh Grade Final Test

How do Victor's actions develop the story's theme?

• Victor takes an embarrassing risk because he is willing to do anything to get Teresa's attention.

• Victor lies to get Teresa's attention but finds that honesty is the best way to make a good first impression.

• Victor makes funny faces throughout the school day since he believes in the importance of being attractive.

• Victor spends his first day of school trying to impress Teresa and realizes he is no longer being true to himself.

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Which conflict motivates Victor's decisions throughout the story?

• Victor struggles to do well in math, and he is afraid Teresa will find out.

• Victor chose French as an elective, but he really wanted to take Spanish.

• Victor wants Teresa to be his girlfriend but he can't find a way to talk to her.

• Victor says Teresa's name in English class and the other students laugh at him.

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How does the phrase "Great rosebushes of red bloomed on Victor's cheeks" contribute to the text in paragraph 45?

• It shows how embarrassed Victor feels as he tries to impress Teresa.

• It stresses how excited Victor is to show off his French skills to Teresa.

• It explains how worried Victor is that he will get in trouble with the teacher.

• It reveals that Victor does not enjoy being the center of attention in French class.

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Which of the following answer choices best describes how Teresa responds to Victor speaking up in French class? Note: there are two possible answers. SELECT BOTH.

• She realizes that he can't speak French and teases him.

• She thinks he was joking and finds his comments funny.

• She knows he was lying, but she pretends to be impressed.

• She believes he is speaking French and admires his ability.

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Which quote best explains Mr. Bueller's reaction when he realizes why Victor is faking his knowledge of French?

• The teacher beamed and said, 'Tres bien. Parlez-vous francais?' (Paragraph 41)

• Mr. Bueller, wrinkling his face in curiosity, asked him to speak up. (Paragraph 44)

• He walked to the blackboard and pointed to the words on the board with his steel-edged ruler. (Paragraph 49)

• He remembered his college years when he dated a girlfriend in borrowed cars. (Paragraph 57)

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Victor's actions in French class impact the resolution of the story by:

• Improving his French skills significantly.

• Embarrassing himself in front of his classmates.

• Gaining the attention of Teresa, his crush.

• Getting in trouble with the teacher.

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