Unit 5 Test Review

Which of the following best describes Zoe Markum's character in Passage 1?

• Conformist

• Independent

• Indifferent

• Traditional

What is an example of irony in Passage 1?

• She is excited about applying to college.

• She believes her unique experiences as a homeschooler make her a strong candidate for college admission.

• She has a photography portfolio.

• She enjoys being homeschooled.

What sacrifice does Zoe's mother make for her education in Passage 1?

• She gives up her career aspirations.

• She moves frequently.

• She stops homeschooling Zoe.

• She enrolls Zoe in public school.

What is one difficulty Zoe faces in her life in Passage 1?

• She never moves.

• She has too many friends.

• She is always the "new kid" in school.

• She enjoys every school she attends.

What is the main theme of Passage 1?

• The importance of following societal norms.

• The value of individuality and diverse experiences.

• The significance of traditional education.

• The challenges of military life.

How does Zoe's upbringing influence her worldview in Passage 1?

• It makes her conform to societal norms.

• It shapes her into a culturally rich and open-minded individual.

• It limits her understanding of different cultures.

• It discourages her from pursuing higher education.

Why does Zoe consider her upbringing a gift in Passage 1?

• It allowed her to attend the same school throughout her childhood.

• It provided her with a global perspective and diverse experiences.

• It made her life predictable and stable.

• It ensured she had a traditional education.

What role does Zoe's father play in her educational journey in Passage 1?

• He teaches her all subjects at home.

• His military career leads to frequent relocations.

• He enrolls her in a private school.

• He discourages her from participating in extracurricular activities.

How does Zoe's experience with homeschooling differ from traditional schooling in Passage 1?

• She has less flexibility in her learning schedule.

• She lacks opportunities for social interaction.

• She can explore a wide range of activities and interests.

• She follows a strict curriculum without any modifications.

What does Zoe hope to bring to her college experience in Passage 1?

• A traditional academic background.

• A unique perspective shaped by her diverse experiences.

• A focus on conforming to societal norms.

• A desire to avoid challenges and difficulties.