Finally Home

Unlike the speaker in “Thumbprint,” Cassie in “Finally Home” expresses —

• pride in her physical appearance

• a desire for personal change

• a strong sense of self-worth

• a fear of being judged

Cassie in “Finally Home” and the speaker in “Thumbprint” both —

• expect to achieve greatness

• recognize their own uniqueness

• want to be accepted by others

• feel disconnected from the world

Unlike the speaker in "Thumbprint," Cassie in "Finally Home" expresses

• pride in her physical appearance

• a desire for personal change

• a strong sense of self-worth

• a fear of being judged

Cassie in "Finally Home" and the speaker in "Thumbprint" both

• expect to achieve greatness

• recognize their own uniqueness

• want to be accepted by others

• feel disconnected from the world

What is the author’s primary purpose for writing the selection “Finally Home”?

• A to suggest that music is the answer to problems that teens face

• B to show that society doesn’t support girls playing the drums

• C to convince the reader that girls make better drummers than boys

• D to tell a story about how a misfit teen took a risk to make new friends and found belonging in a band

What is the main theme of 'Finally Home'?

• A) Overcoming adversity

• B) The importance of family

• C) The journey to self-discovery

• D) The power of friendship

In 'Finally Home', how does the protagonist feel upon returning home?

• A) Anxious and uneasy

• B) Relieved and content

• C) Indifferent and detached

• D) Excited and hopeful

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'Finally Home'?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Personification

• D) Hyperbole

What is the significance of the title 'Finally Home'?

• A) It represents a physical return to a place.

• B) It symbolizes emotional acceptance and belonging.

• C) It indicates the end of a journey.

• D) It suggests a new beginning.

Which character trait best describes the protagonist in 'Finally Home'?

• A) Resilient

• B) Timid

• C) Arrogant

• D) Carefree