Worksheets10 Exam Review
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Who does Hermia plan to run away with?
a)
Demetrius
b)
Lysander
c)
Helena
d)
Egeus
2.
Who is Hermia supposed to marry?
a)
Demetrius
b)
Lysander
c)
Theseus
d)
Oberon
3.
Who was the Queen of the Fairies?
a)
Hippolyta
b)
Puck
c)
Titania
d)
Helna
4.
Who is Helena in love with?
a)
Lysander
b)
Demetrius
c)
Egeus
d)
Mike
5.
Who has to marry the Duke of Athens because she lost a war?
a)
Hippolyta
b)
Titania
c)
Helena
d)
Hermia
6.
Who is the Duke of Athens?
a)
Theseus
b)
Oberon
c)
Puck
d)
Bottom
7.
Who is trying to make Hermia marry someone she doesn't love?
a)
Egeus
b)
Lysander
c)
Puck
d)
Oberon
8.
Who wants to be all the characters in the play "Pyramus and Thisby"?
a)
Bottom
b)
Puck
c)
Quince
d)
Flute
9.
Who writes "Pyramus and Thisby"?
a)
Bottom
b)
Snout
c)
Flute
d)
Quince
10.
Shakespeare's famous theater is called the_______.
a)
Globe
b)
World
c)
Stageplay
d)
Firehazard
11.
Why is "Pyramus and Thisby" included in AMND?
a)
it is familiar to the audience
b)
Shakespeare needed more length
c)
Shakespeare was making a point about politics
d)
nobody wanted to watch his actual play
12.
What is one thing Puck says to the audience at the end of the play?
a)
dismiss it as a dream if they don't like it
b)
leave money at the door
c)
stop throwing rotten tomatoes
d)
don't ever fall in love
13.
What are the three story lines of the play?
a)
players, fairies, and lovers
b)
players, royals humans, royal fairies
c)
Helena and Hermia, Demetrius and Lysander, and Oberon and Titania
d)
Bottom, Puck, and the lovers
14.
This LOTF character wants to be in charge and is a bit power-hungry. He also becomes obsessed with hunting.
a)
Ralph
b)
Simon
c)
Jack
d)
Piggy
15.
This LOTF character is a natural leader and rule-follower. He likes structure and is elected the leader of the boys.
a)
Piggy
b)
Simon
c)
Ralph
d)
Roger
16.
This LOTF character is not very popular but is very smart and logical. He tragically is murdered on the island.
a)
Simon
b)
Piggy
c)
Ralph
d)
Robert
17.
This LOTF character is doesn't play a major role until the very end of the book when he does something no one else does. He represents the sadistic, evil people in society.
a)
Roger
b)
Simon
c)
Robert
d)
Piggy
18.
This LOTF character is the only one to see the island and boys' behavior for what it truly is. He is a philosopher and dies at the hands of others.
a)
Simon
b)
Piggy
c)
Ralph
d)
Maurice
19.
Which of the following accurately describes Golding's theory about human nature?
a)
Without society, we fall into craziness.
b)
With society, we fall into craziness.
c)
Without social order, everything would be free.
d)
With social order, the order is law.
20.
From where does the term "Lord of the Flies" come from, also translated as Lucifer?
a)
Chrysanthemum
b)
Beelzebub
c)
Goliath
d)
beastly
21.
Writing that isn't poetry is called...
a)
allusion
b)
boring
c)
rap
d)
prose
22.
When a character stands on stage alone and talks about his or her thoughts and feelings, it is called a(n)...
a)
monologue
b)
dialogue
c)
soliloquy
d)
monopoly
23.
An allusion is defined as...
a)
a reference to known stories or situations outside of the current writing.
b)
something we imagine we see
c)
a hallucination
d)
a reference to words close together starting with the same letter
24.
All the apes are asking Andrea about an apple.
This is in an example of...
This is in an example of...
a)
alliteration
b)
allusion
c)
dissonance
d)
context
25.
A play on words is a(n)...
a)
pun
b)
plan
c)
pin
d)
oxymoron
26.
To say that something is "wicked good" is to use a(n)...
a)
oxymoron
b)
allusion
c)
alliteration
d)
example
27.
When writing an introduction, to introduce your topic is to build a ___________ between the hook and thesis.
a)
dam
b)
bridge
c)
wall
d)
curtain
28.
When you write a thesis, you are creating a ________ for the rest of your paper.
a)
road map
b)
key
c)
guide
29.
What drives the action in a story?
a)
conflict
b)
characters
c)
moral
d)
theme
30.
Everything comes to a peak in a story in the...
a)
climax
b)
resolution
c)
rising action
d)
exposition
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