Getting Even

Why does Rosa end up inviting Stephanie swimming?

• She doesn't want to be friends with Kiara anymore.

• She was successful in getting even with Stephanie.

• She doesn't care anymore that Stephanie left her out.

• She doesn't like how getting even made her feel.

What does the phrase 'getting even' typically mean in English?

• A) Achieving a balanced state

• B) Seeking revenge or retribution

• C) Becoming equal in status

• D) Reaching a fair agreement

In the context of a story, if a character is 'getting even,' what might they be doing?

• A) Forgiving someone

• B) Planning a surprise party

• C) Seeking revenge

• D) Writing a letter

Which of the following sentences uses 'getting even' correctly?

• A) She was getting even more excited about the trip.

• B) He was focused on getting even with his rival.

• C) They were getting even in their math scores.

• D) We are getting even closer to the deadline.

Identify the correct synonym for 'getting even' in the context of revenge.

• A) Reconciling

• B) Retaliating

• C) Rejoicing

• D) Reassuring

What is the opposite of 'getting even' in terms of conflict resolution?

• A) Escalating the conflict

• B) Seeking peace

• C) Ignoring the issue

• D) Holding a grudge

In literature, a character who is focused on 'getting even' is likely to be portrayed as:

• A) Benevolent

• B) Vengeful

• C) Indifferent

• D) Joyful

Which literary device is often used to depict a character's desire to 'get even'?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Irony

• C) Foreshadowing

• D) Hyperbole

In a narrative, what might be a consequence of a character's attempt to 'get even'?

• A) Strengthened friendships

• B) Increased tension

• C) Resolution of conflict

• D) Improved communication

Which of the following is an example of 'getting even' in a story?

• A) A character apologizes for a mistake.

• B) A character helps a friend in need.

• C) A character plots revenge against a foe.

• D) A character learns a new skill.