WorksheetsChocolate By Hershey chapters 5-7
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 24mins
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1.
What is the relationship between the sentences in this passage?
Chocolate making started with cocoa beans, which came from the tropical cocoa. A roaster cooked the beans, a hammering table knocked the shells off, and a grinding machine mashed the beans into a rich, dark liquid called chocolate liquor.
Chocolate making started with cocoa beans, which came from the tropical cocoa. A roaster cooked the beans, a hammering table knocked the shells off, and a grinding machine mashed the beans into a rich, dark liquid called chocolate liquor.
a)
The sentences compare making chocolate to making caramel.
b)
The sentences show a main idea and details.
c)
The sentences explain a step process.
d)
The sentences show effects of opening a chocolate company.
2.
What does the author mean by this sentence?
But Milton's nose led him to an exhibit of chocolate-making machinery from Germany.
But Milton's nose led him to an exhibit of chocolate-making machinery from Germany.
a)
Milton decided to stop making caramels and focus on making chocolates.
b)
Milton traveled to Germany to meet with chocolate makers.
c)
Milton found the new machinery because he followed the smell of chocolate cooking.
d)
Milton spotted chocolate making machinery after a trip on George Ferris's wheel.
3.
Which details support the title of chapter five? Love and Chocolate
a)
In April of 1894, Aunt Mattie fell ill.
b)
To his delight, Kitty said yes. He had big ideas, and they all involved chocolate.
c)
Milton had always wanted to make candy for children.
4.
Which sentence best describes why Milton Hershey sold his caramel factory?
a)
He was going bankrupt and needed money.
b)
He decided to focus his attention to chocolate instead.
c)
The Lancaster Caramel Company bought the factory.
d)
He wanted to travel around the world with his wife, Kitty.
5.
What is the main idea of this selection of text?
"Milton told his architect not to make the houses all alike and to give each one a garden. He made sure the houses were reasonably priced so all the workers could own their homes."
"Milton told his architect not to make the houses all alike and to give each one a garden. He made sure the houses were reasonably priced so all the workers could own their homes."
a)
Milton cared a lot about his employees.
b)
Milton built his own house after the chocolate company was successful.
c)
Milton's family was proud of him.
d)
Milton wanted to make sure his employees were having fun.
6.
which sentences uses the word fair in the same way that it is used below?
"Milton was an attentive boss and a fair one."
"Milton was an attentive boss and a fair one."
a)
The fair maiden was trapped in the tower of the castle.
b)
My sister loves to visit the county fair each summer.
c)
We will begin working on our garden when the weather is fair.
d)
Everyone must play by the rules, so the game is fair.
7.
Which word could replace aroma in the sentence below?
"They especially enjoyed what the factory workers jokingly called "the stink" - the fragrant aroma of chocolate."
"They especially enjoyed what the factory workers jokingly called "the stink" - the fragrant aroma of chocolate."
a)
sight
b)
smell
c)
taste
d)
flavor
8.
What type of figurative language is used in the sentence below?
"Milton Hershey had gambled that the factory and town could survive the depression."
"Milton Hershey had gambled that the factory and town could survive the depression."
a)
personification
b)
simile
c)
hyperbole
d)
metaphor
9.
Which sentence supports the illustration in chapter 7?
a)
Milton Hershey stands with his son after World War II.
b)
Milton Hershey stands with an orphan during World War II.
c)
Hershey Chocolate Bars were eaten by soldiers during World War II.
d)
United States soldiers appreciate Milton Hershey's 'Field Ration D' bar.
10.
Author's Message in writing Chocolate By Hershey?
a)
to show that with determination you can succeed.
b)
to show that no matter how many times you fail, your mother is the only one you can count on.
c)
Never borrow money from family.
d)
Don't buy things from other countries.
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