Story 2 Gr9

In which of these circumstances has the person most likely plotted the given event?

• A parent has lost his or her temper.

• A chess player has responded to an attack.

• A chess player has calculated possible moves.

• A driver has taken the wrong exit on the interstate.

In which of these situations has a person most clearly relented? Base your answer on the meaning of the word relented.

• Mike insisted he was assembling the chair correctly.

• Raj said he would give Ashley's idea some more thought.

• Mia refused to serve dessert until Tito had cleaned up his mess.

• Yasiria changed her mind and let her whining dog have a treat.

If a parent can be said to have made concessions to a child, which of the following must be true? Base your answer on the meaning of the word concessions.

• He or she has made strict rules for the child.

• He or she has given in to the child's wishes.

• He or she has acknowledged the child's emotions.

• He or she has scolded the child for misbehavior.

Which answer choice correctly lists the order in which these events happen in "Rules of the Game"?

• I, III, II, IV

• I, IV, II, III

• II, IV, I, III

• III, I, IV, II

In "Rules of the Game," why does Waverly tell her mother that she does not want to play in the local tournament because "they would have American rules"?

• She is afraid of losing in the tournament.

• She uses a strategy to avoid traveling far from home.

• She does not understand the American rules for playing chess.

• She uses a strategy to trick her mother into letting her play in the tournament.

In "Rules of the Game," how does Waverly feel about chess when her brothers first bring home the chess set and begin playing?

• She is completely uninterested in the game.

• She is intrigued by the mystery of the game.

• She finds the chess pieces cute and appealing.

• She is disgusted by the condition of the chess set.

In "Rules of the Game," how does Waverly feel about her mother's involvement in her chess playing?

• happy

• proud

• puzzled

• annoyed

In "Rules of the Game," what special privileges does Waverly receive at home so that she can practice chess? Choose two options.

• Waverly is given the bedroom, and her brothers have to sleep in the living room.

• Mrs. Jong spends extra time teaching Waverly the art of invisible strength.

• Mrs. Jong agrees not to throw the chess instruction book away.

• Waverly is allowed to walk home from the market by herself.

• Waverly is allowed to leave some of her food uneaten.

In what way do the complex characters of Waverly and her mother most clearly develop a central theme of "Rules of the Game"?

• Their differences teach a lesson about getting along with others.

• Their errors give insight into the nature of competition.

• Their related problems teach a lesson about sympathizing with others.

• Their struggles give insight into conflicts between parents and children.

At the beginning of "Rules of the Game," what causes Mrs. Jong to buy a small bag of plums for Waverly?

• Waverly has completed her weekly chores.

• Waverly has asked her mother to buy the plums.

• Waverly has learned the art of invisible strength from her mother.

• Waverly has won a chess tournament and therefore deserves a reward.