Understanding Convey and Sarcasm Quiz

What does the word "convey" mean?

• To hide something

• To communicate or make known

• To forget something

• To write something down

Which of the following best defines "sarcasm"?

• Saying something in a serious way

• Saying the opposite of what you mean, often to be funny or mock

• Telling a secret

• Giving a compliment

If a teacher says, "Wow, you finished your homework in record time," when you actually turned it in late, what is the teacher using?

• Sarcasm

• Sympathy

• Encouragement

• Confusion

Which sentence uses "convey" correctly?

• The artist used colors to convey happiness in her painting.

• The dog convey the ball.

• He convey his shoes to school.

• She convey the sandwich.

Which of the following is an example of sarcasm in a science class?

• "Great job mixing those chemicals safely," after a student causes a small spill.

• "Please wear your safety goggles."

• "Chemistry is the study of matter."

• "Let's start the experiment."

Which word is a synonym for "convey"?

• Ignore

• Express

• Destroy

• Hide

If someone says, "Oh, fantastic! Another pop quiz," when they look unhappy, what are they most likely doing?

• Being literal

• Using sarcasm

• Giving instructions

• Asking a question

Which of the following best shows how a writer can convey a character's feelings in a story?

• By describing the character's actions and words

• By listing the character's favorite foods

• By telling the reader the character's age

• By writing the story in all capital letters

Read the following sentence: "The coach's frown conveyed his disappointment." What does the word "conveyed" mean in this sentence?

• Hid

• Showed

• Ignored

• Increased

Which of these is an example of sarcasm in a math class?

• "Oh, I just love fractions," said with a sigh and an eye roll.

• "Fractions are parts of a whole."

• "Let's solve this equation together."

• "Please turn in your homework."