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WorksheetsKJH CFA 7th #1
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 14mins
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1.
"You mustn't be worried, Rachie, Judah can't sell the farm. Charlie and me, we won't let him. We're keeping it for Papa" - was there a flicker of life in the eyes?" (125)
What can you infer about Rachel from this passage?
What can you infer about Rachel from this passage?
a)
Rachel is afraid
b)
Rachel is very sick
c)
Rachel has been worrying about the farm
d)
Rachel is dead
2.
"Shuttles holding the weft thread hurtled themselves like beasts of prey through the tall forests of warp threads, and beaters slammed the threads tightly into place" (62).
Which direction do the warp threads go?
Which direction do the warp threads go?
a)
front to back
b)
right to left
c)
diagonally
d)
up and down
3.
Lyddie is a proud, independent person.
Which of the following quotes best supports the above claim?
Which of the following quotes best supports the above claim?
a)
"Do they think they can buy me? I will not be a slave. Nor will I be his freight-- some homeless fugitive that Luke Stevens must bend down his lofty Quaker soul to rescue. She tore Luke's letter into tiny bits" (147).
b)
"How dry Lyddie's life had been before Rachel came. It was like springs of water in the desert to have her here" (138).
c)
"'What about my mother's things?' Lyddie asked Uncle Judah coldly, no longer caring about the audience and what they heard" (119).
d)
"Lyddie smiled. She didn't mean to seem unfriendly or even ungrateful, though it was tiresom to always be beholden to Amelia" (67).
4.
Lyddie really cares about Rachel.
Which of the following quotes best supports the above claim?
Which of the following quotes best supports the above claim?
a)
"Surely Charlie could stop Judah from selling the farm, and then, debt or no debt, she'd take Rachel home" (126).
b)
"Something would have to be done about Rachel" (135).
c)
"She carried Rachel inside to where Judah still stood, nervously pinching the rim of his sweat-stained hat" (119).
d)
It will break my heart to send [Rachel] away" (139).
5.
Which of the following is NOT necessarily to parenthetically cite a direct quotation?
a)
quotation marks
b)
punctuation after the parentheses
c)
a character in the book is speaking
d)
the page number in parentheses
6.
Which of the following citations is correct?
a)
Lyddie felt like "she was always too late. (152)"
b)
Lyddie felt like "she was always too late" (152).
c)
Lyddie felt like "she was always too late (152)."
d)
Lyddie felt like she was always too late." (152)
7.
Which of the following citations is correct?
a)
After she soaked Mr. Marsden, Lyddie "thought she heard the noise of an angry bear." (161)
b)
After she soaked Mr. Marsden, Lyddie "thought she heard the noise of an angry bear (161.)"
c)
After she soaked Mr. Marsden, Lyddie "thought she heard the noise of an angry bear (161)".
d)
After she soaked Mr. Marsden, Lyddie "thought she heard the noise of an angry bear" (161).
8.
The following sentence from the novel contains what example of figurative language: "...her lovely, elegant voice was pitched rich and low like the call of a mourning dove" (69).
a)
metaphor
b)
alliteration
c)
simile
d)
symbol
9.
Identify what kind of figurative language is used in the following sentence from chapter 20: "The Psalms were poetry, no, songs that rode the powerful rhythm of the looms."
a)
Simile
b)
Assonance
c)
Symbol
d)
Personification
10.
Bears are used as a _________ in the novel.
a)
hyperbole
b)
simile
c)
symbol
d)
personification
11.
Identify the sentence from the novel that uses alliteration.
a)
In chapter 20, one of the girls says, "But me mither says me capes will cape me cool."
b)
Page 156 says, "It was a relief, she told herself, not to carry the burden of debt..."
c)
"A letter arrived in September, on thick, expensive paper, the address decked out in curlicues" (159).
d)
"Yes, the noise is terrible at the beginning, but you get accustomed to it somehow" (70).
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