Second Term Sample Test

How does Mia’s behavior influence the development of the plot?

• She leads Lila on a dangerous path.

• Her silence creates tension, making Lila concerned.

• She refuses to continue the hike, stopping the journey.

• She distracts Lila from enjoying the view.

What does the interaction between Lila and Mia reveal about their friendship?

• Lila and Mia don’t understand each other well.

• Mia is more selfish than Lila realized.

• Lila learns that Mia values their friendship deeply.

• Mia blames Lila for her struggles on the trip.

What theme is most evident in the story?

• The importance of hard work in achieving goals.

• The value of friendship and selflessness.

• The power of nature to heal and inspire.

• Overcoming fear to reach new heights.

Which point of view is the story written in?

• First-person, from Lila’s perspective.

• Third-person omniscient, showing all characters' thoughts.

• Third-person limited, focused on Lila’s perspective.

• Second-person, addressing the reader directly.

Which poetic device is used in the line “The river hums a soothing tune”?

• Personification

• Simile

• Hyperbole

• Alliteration

What image does the poem create in the line “Stars wink above, a sparkling sea”?

• A stormy sky

• A vast ocean at night

• A sky full of shimmering stars

• Clouds hiding the stars

What mood does the poem create overall?

• Tense and suspenseful

• Peaceful and serene

• Joyful and playful

• Dark and ominous

Which sentence uses the word evident correctly?

• The stars were evident even during the day.

• Her happiness was evident by the big smile on her face.

• It was evident that the rain made the sky brighter.

• He ate the evident food for dinner.

What is an example of immaturity?

• Complaining loudly when you lose a game.

• Solving a difficult math problem calmly.

• Helping a friend with their homework.

• Leading a group project successfully.

What does humiliation most likely mean in this sentence: 'He felt a deep sense of humiliation when he tripped in front of the entire class.'

• Happiness

• Embarrassment

• Excitement

• Curiosity