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WorksheetsQuarter 4 Assessment Review
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 8mins
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1.
How do the Lethargians help to develop the setting of the land of Doldrums?
a)
They describe how nothing every gets done in this land.
b)
They describe how the land is very active.
c)
They describe what Milo should do when he visits the Doldrums.
d)
They describe the importance of the Doldrums.
2.
What purpose does Rhyme and Reason serve in the plot of the story?
a)
They help to resolve the conflict between Azaz and Mathemagician.
b)
They help resolve Milo's conflict.
c)
They make sure the Whether Man finds his way.
d)
They make sure that Milo finds his way back to the Doldrums.
3.
How does the Spelling Bee impact Milo?
a)
He helps Milo see the importance of maps.
b)
He helps Milo see the importance of numbers.
c)
He helps Milo see the importance of spelling and words.
d)
He helps Milo to make a friendship with Humbug.
4.
What purpose do the Ministers serve in helping Milo in the land of Dictionopolis?
a)
They provide him with the skills to complete math.
b)
They provide him with the skills to understand meanings of words.
c)
They provide him with the skills to socialize with the unusual characters he meets.
d)
They provide him with the skills to battle Mathemagician in Digitopolis.
5.
Which words would you use to best describe Milo at the BEGINNING of the play?
a)
Happy and elated
b)
Angry and irate
c)
Bored and glum
d)
Sad and pathetic
6.
Which text would best support Milo's personality at the BEGINNING of the play?
a)
"And worst of all, there is nothing for me to do, nowhere I'd care to go, and hardly anything worth seeing.
b)
"I don't think it is my birthday, and Christmas is months away."
c)
"The least they could have done was to send a highway with it, for it's terribly impractical without one."
d)
"Oh well, I might as well go there as anywhere."
7.
Which statement best describes the setting of Milo's journey?
a)
Dictionopolis--Oh well, I might as well go there."
b)
Have your destination in mind.
c)
It was very much like the tollbooths he'd seen many times on family trips.
d)
It was a beautiful map, in many colors, showing principal roads, rivers and seas, towns and cities, mountains and valleys, intersections and detours, and sites of outstanding interest both beautiful and historic.
8.
How does Dodecahedron impact Milo and the conflict he faces in life?
a)
Dodecahedron impacts Milo because he shows Milo the longest way to Digitopolis.
b)
Dodecahedron impacts Milo because he shows him how important numbers and math are in the world.
c)
Dodecahedron impacts Milo because he shows Milo how unusual Digitopolis is.
d)
Dodecahedron impacts Milo because he shows Milo the difference in geometric shapes.
9.
How does the demon "The Terrible Trivium, demon of petty tasks and worthless jobs, ogre of wasted effort, and monster of habit" impact the plot of the drama?
a)
He impacts the plot because he makes it easier for Milo to find the resolution; the princesses.
b)
He impacts the plot because he makes it easier for Milo to ignore the conflict in front of him; finding the princesses.
c)
He impacts the plot because he makes it easier for Milo to choose which past to get through the land of Ignorance.
d)
He impacts the plot because he makes it easier for Milo face the bird he encountered at the beginning of Scene II.
10.
On page 728, Tock says, " I smell something very evil and its getting stronger every second." Make an inference: what is he hinting toward?
a)
He is hinting toward Insincerity; he is not honest with Milo.
b)
He is hinting toward the Terrible Trivium; he wasted Milo's time.
c)
He is hinting toward the Senses Taker; he is taking away Milo's sense of urgency.
d)
He is hinting toward the bird in the exposition; he confused Milo with his words.
11.
What does the following line on page 727 from Tock say about his contribution to the plot of the story?
"Something tells me we better reach the Castle-in-the Air as soon as possible, and not stop to rest of a single moment."
"Something tells me we better reach the Castle-in-the Air as soon as possible, and not stop to rest of a single moment."
a)
He will help develop the exposition of Act II.
b)
He will help develop the conflict of Act II.
c)
He will play an active role in the resolution of the conflict.
d)
He will play an active role in developing the exposition of the conflict.
12.
How does the Senses Taker contribute to the development of the plot?
a)
He contributes to the exposition of the drama.
b)
He contributes to the climax of the drama.
c)
He contributes to the development of Milo's conflict.
d)
He contributes to the development of the resolution.
13.
"Watch out for them, because if you ever come face to face, it will be too late. But there is one other obstacle even more serious than that."
What does the word "obstacle" mean?
What does the word "obstacle" mean?
a)
An obstacle is something thing that stands in your way.
b)
An obstacle is something that helps you out of a bad situation.
c)
An obstacle is the object the Mathemagician uses to eliminate mistakes.
d)
An obstacle is an object Humbug thinks will help rescue Rhyme and Reason.
14.
Which statement best helps you determine the meaning of "obstacle"
a)
I'm afraid I can't tell you until you return.
b)
Are you sure you can't tell about that serious obstacle?
c)
It's a long and dangerous journey.
d)
Watch out for them, because is you ever come face to face with the demons, it will be too late.
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