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WorksheetsRegents Prep English 11: Part 2
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 45mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The description of the neighborhood in lines 1 through 9 contributes to a mood of:
a)
Indifference
b)
Gloom
c)
Anxiety
d)
Regret
2.
Which quotation from the text best illustrates the narrator's attitude toward Mangan's sister?
a)
"we watched her from our shadow" (Line 12)
b)
"We waited to see whether she would remain or go in" (lines 12 and 13)
c)
"yet her name was like a summons" (lines 23 and 24)
d)
"She asked me was I going to Araby" (line 26)
3.
Lines 25 through 32 reveal Mangan's sister's:
a)
disinterest
b)
silliness
c)
disappointment
d)
tension
4.
Lines 38 through 48 help to develop the idea that the narrator has:
a)
recognized that his priorities have changed
b)
determined the academic focus of his studies
c)
eliminated distractions from his daily routine
d)
reassessed his relationship with his family
5.
The description of the narrator's train ride (lines 59 through 66) supports the theme of:
a)
confusion
b)
isolation
c)
persecution
d)
deception
6.
The description in lines 73 through 82 suggests that the bazaar symbolizes:
a)
excessive greed
b)
future wealth
c)
false promise
d)
lasting love
7.
It can be inferred from the text that the narrator's behavior is most guided by his:
a)
school experience
b)
family situation
c)
childhood memories
d)
romantic feelings
8.
As used in line 86, the word "derided" most nearly means:
a)
taunted
b)
restrained
c)
rewarded
d)
flattered
9.
As used in line 86, the word "derided" most nearly means:
a)
taunted
b)
restrained
c)
rewarded
d)
flattered
10.
Based on the text as a whole, the narrator's feelings of "anguish and anger" (line 87) are most likely a result of his having:
a)
ignored his opportunities
b)
defended his family
c)
realized his limitations
d)
denied his responsibilites
11.
Which quotation best reflects a central theme of the text?
a)
"Her brother and two other boys were fighting for their caps" (lines 30 and 31)
b)
"Can't you give him the money and let him go?" (lines 57 and 58)
c)
"It crept onward among ruinous houses and over the twinkling river" (lines 62 and 63)
d)
"I lingered before her stall, though I knew my stay was useless" (line 81)
12.
In the first stanza, a main idea is strengthened though the poet's use of:
a)
repetition
b)
simile
c)
allusion
d)
understatement
13.
Line 17 contributes to a central idea by pointing out a parallel between:
a)
profit and industrialization
b)
humans and nature
c)
recreation and production
d)
sound and motion
14.
The structure and language of lines 20 and 21 suggests the narrator's:
a)
bitterness
b)
determination
c)
selfishness
d)
uncertaintly
15.
The phrase "manufactured fate" (line 23) emphasizes the narrator's:
a)
resignation to life
b)
desire for control
c)
hope for change
d)
rejection of nature
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