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Lesson V

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Personal appeal, attraction, magnetism
a)
chandelier 
b)
charisma
c)
gist
d)
generator
2.
A jaded person might say, 
a)
"I am so worn out and dulled, as if by overindulgence." 
b)
"I am so worn out after running that race, but I can't wait for the next."
c)
"Meh."
d)
"I ordered a cheeseburger?"
3.
The gist of narrative writing is: 
a)
Often, the word narrative is synonymous with story.  A narrative is the story (fiction or non-fiction) told and the order in which it is told.   Sometimes, there is a narrator, a character or series of characters, who tell the story. Sometimes, as with most non-fiction,  the author himself/herself in the narrator.  You are narrators of your own lives all the time.  Something happens in class. You go to lunch; then,  you tell the details that are important to you in the order that seems right to you.  The story that you tell is anarrative.  A reporter who tells a human interest story for the Olympics about an athlete that fought for years to get to the Olympics might emphasize his hardship, the time he had to sleep outside for a week, the eight hours a day that he worked out.  The narrative is shaped by details.These details offer clues about the author’s purpose. Clearly, the author who emphasizes the hardships of an Olympic athlete wants to show us that this person overcame adversity to succeed. 
b)
Plagiarize 
c)
Tell, don't Show
d)
Show, don't Tell
4.
An antonym of advocate is: 
a)
oppose, contest
b)
contrast
c)
color
d)
opine
5.
a synonym of efface is: 
a)
reduplicate
b)
elude
c)
erase
d)
reshuffle
6.
This guy:
a)
hydra
b)
basilisk
c)
troll
d)
ogre
7.
An antonym of mesmerize would be: 
a)
basilisk
hypnotize  
b)
bore
c)
gore
d)
captivate
8.
What is an entity?
a)
anything having existence
b)
Those fighting trees in LOTR
c)
anything having a mind
d)
anything
9.
When might you bandy about words? 
a)
Writing a conclusion that makes readers swoon by showing what the narrative is really about, as well as character development and the resolution of the plot
b)
Closing a business deal
c)
Small talk
d)
2 a.m. talks with yourself
10.
This villain is literally named "Dastardly" because...
a)
"Ogre McOgrey" was already taken
b)
He is both treacherous and cruel
c)
He is both treacherous and cowardly
d)
Because we used to care that little kids learned big words...*sigh*