1st Periodical Test in English 5

What is the main setting of the story?

• A busy fishing market

• A hill overlooking the sea in San Felipe

• A lighthouse in the city

• A beach where children play

Why did the old man light the lantern every night?

• To decorate the hilltop

• To signal the start of fishing

• To guide and give hope to those lost in the dark

• To warn children not to climb the hill

If the lantern were not lit, what might happen to travelers or fishermen?

• They would stop fishing completely

• They would find another light source

• They would move to another town

• They might lose their way or face danger

Which sentence from the story contains a simile?

• The lantern's glow never faded, becoming a promise that hope would always shine.

• The lantern's light flickered like a golden heartbeat.

• The salty wind brushed his cheeks.

• The ocean whispered secrets to the shore.

Which example from the story shows personification?

• The lantern's glass shone like the morning sun.

• The stars blinked above like watchful eyes.

• The wind howled like a chorus of wolves.

• The ocean whispered secrets to the shore.

Which of the following lines shows alliteration?

• Salty spray splashed the stones.

• The stars blinked above like watchful eyes.

• The waves roared against the cliffs.

• The old man polished the lantern's glass.

You hear a story with the line: "The bees buzzed busily in the blooming garden." What sound device is being used?

• Consonance

• Onomatopoeia

• Assonance

• Simile

Which word best describes a character who gives his last piece of bread to a hungry stranger?

• Shy

• Clever

• Serious

• Generous

Liza slammed her books on the table and crossed her arms. What does this action most likely show?

• She is feeling tired.

• She is feeling happy.

• She is feeling upset.

• She is feeling proud.

In a story, Mario shared his lunch with his classmate who forgot to bring food. What trait does Mario show?

• Kindness

• Honesty

• Bravery

• Determination