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WorksheetsESOL 3 Final Exam
Total questions: 95
Worksheet time: 48mins
What is irony in a story?
It's when something happens that is different from the expected
It's when the writer describes another event in the story
It's when the reader knows what to expect
It's when the writer tells the story as planned
What is suspense in a literary work?
A feeling of knowing everything that will happen.
A flashback on something that happened before.
Guessing what will happen next in the story.
Not knowing what is going to happen in a story
What does the tone of a piece of writing shows?
The time and place it happens.
The length of the work.
The author's attitude toward the subject.
The structure chosen by the author.
When the author uses clues to prepare the reader on what is going to happen is ...
suspense
foreshadowing
flashback
setting
What is imagery?
Figurative language used to create word pictures.
The mood created in the story.
Figurative language used to create the atmosphere.
The allegory created in the story.
Choose the options of words that an author may use to create an angry mood. CHOOSE ALL THAT ARE CORRECT.
argue, grumble, discuss
joke, cheer, laugh
accuse, shout, scream
stretch, sleep, snuggle
An example of an archetype would be ...
a hero
tragedy
comedy
a diction
Cause and effect organizational pattern focus on why things happen?
True
False
Choose the definition for the expression IN MODERATION
with no excess
in a fun way
in preparation to do something
with no limits
A healthy relationship can be described as
to lead someone else in doing what you want
to have good connections with each other
to demand someone to behave well
to have the same principles as someone else
A good example of a prey could be ...
shark to gold fish
elephants to rabbits
rabbits to wolves
a good definition for the word defuse could be
to add fire to a fight
to agitate
to remove the triggering point from
to aggravate
Poverty hurts __________ all over the world.
variety
society
sobriety
curiosity
What is the definition for previous?
happening before a particular event or time
happening after a particular event or time
happening at the same time as other event or time
happening since a event or time
a good definition for adequate could be
more than excellent
not enough
enough, but no excellent
deficit
What does conduct mean?
to finish a job
to deplete
to allow electricity or heat to travel along or through
to stop electricity of going through
A principle is a moral rule or set of ideas that makes you believe in a particular way.
TRUE
FALSE
Where can you find the spelling error?
The rong answer is letter B.
There is an Exit sign leading the way.
The book's author is American.
She was kneeling on the floor.
What sentence has a spelling mistake ?
The novel's auther wants to travel the world with her book.
Cuban sigars are famous all over the world.
I copied the rong answer from my classmate.
All of the above
Visor means ...
a person who sees without glasses
the part of the helmet that sticks out above the eyes
the part of the hat the covers the head
being able to see well
What is the past tense of the verb to scare?
scareed
scarred
scared
scard
What is a good definition for the homograph bow in this sentence?
Robin Hood used a bow and arrows to hunt.
a pretty loop of ribbon
a bend of the knees
a flexible piece of wood uses as a weapon
You needed to be present at this ceremony to get the award.
The best definition for the homograph would be?
a gift
here
a report
away
Maria __________ playing at the game tonight. She hurt her knee.
are not playing
do not playing
is not playing
not play
The rubric for the essay ________ is due tomorrow is on Planbook.
what
that
who
where
I was talking to my friend _________ almost midnight last night.
since
before
until
after
My mother had a rule for us: __________ playing video games, we had to finish our homework.
Since
Before
Once
Until
The School Director __________ allow regular backpacks next year.
didn't
isn't
won't
don't
Choose the correct restatement for
"The dragon dragged the horse out of the shelter".
The horse was dragged by the dragon out of the shelter.
The horse is dragging the dragon out of the shelter.
The horse will be dragged by the dragon
The dragon will drag the horse.
The actor will perform the play to a big crowd.
The play was performed by the actor to a big crowd
The play will be performed by the actor to a big crowd.
The actor performed the play to a big crowd.
The big crowd will perform the play.
Choose the complex sentence.
Elisabeth will go home, do her homework, and watch her favorite TV series.
Kevin studied for the Math test, however he got a very low grade.
Nick is moving to another city, so he has a lot of packing to do.
Tigers hunt their prey, kill it, and share it with other tigers.
HG - Rue is Prim's cat's name
TRUE
FALSE
HG - The Seam is the poor section of District 12 where Katniss' family and Gale live.
TRUE
FALSE
HG - Katniss' father died of starvation.
TRUE
FALSE
HG - Katniss' father did not know how to hunt with a bow and arrow or how to track.
TRUE
FALSE
HG - The Career districts were made up by
districts 1, 2, and 4.
TRUE
FALSE
HG - The name of the Capital City was Pandora.
TRUE
FALSE
HG - Katniss' mother was a witch.
TRUE
FALSE
HG - The leader of the Capital is called President Snow.
TRUE
FALSE
HG - Katniss uses wire to make snares to catch rabbits during the hunger games.
TRUE
FALSE
HG - Katniss usually sleeps in a tree during the Hunger Games whenever she is alone.
TRUE
FALSE
HG - A thunderstorm was the first major catastrophe that the Game makers cause for Katniss.
TRUE
FALSE
HG - The mutation wasps are called tracker jackers.
TRUE
FALSE
HG - Rue becomes a major ally of Katniss even before Peeta.
TRUE
FALSE
HG - Rue and Katniss signal each other using a specific mockingjay call.
TRUE
FALSE
HG - If a tribute wins the Hunger Games they live in the Capital City afterwards,
TRUE
FALSE
HG - Katniss final score from the Gamemakers when she shows them her archery skills is 12.
TRUE
FALSE
Romeu and Juliet - The Chorus is the voice that sets the background for the play during the Prologue.
TRUE
FALSE
Romeu and Juliet - This story takes place in Venice, Italy.
TRUE
FALSE
Romeo and Juliet - Benvolio asks Lord Capulet if he may marry Juliet.
TRUE
FALSE
Juliet says she is not old enough to marry Paris.
TRUE
FALSE
Romeo and Juliet - Romeo and his friends disguise themselves with masks at the party.
TRUE
FALSE
Romeo and Juliet - Romeo is a Montague.
TRUE
FALSE
Romeo and Juliet - Juliet is a Capulet.
TRUE
FALSE
Romeo and Juliet - Who says and when
"My only love sprung from my only hate".
Juliet when she finds out Romeo's last name.
Romeo when he finds out Juliet's last name
Romeo and Juliet - Who is throwing a big feast?
The Capulets
The Montagues
The Friars
The Mayor
Paris asked his uncle to kick Romeo out of the party
TRUE
FALSE
Romeo and Juliet - Tybalt wants to fight Romeo (Act III)
TRUE
FALSE
Romeo fights Mercutio to avenge Tybalt's death.
TRUE
FALSE
Romeo and Juliet - Mercutio and Tybalt die in Act III
TRUE
FALSE
Romeo and Juliet - When the nurse describes the fight Juliet thinks Romeo is dead.
TRUE
FALSE
Romeo and Juliet - How did Lady Capulet think her threat to send someone to poison Romeo would make Juliet feel?
comforted
sad
angry
preocupied
Romeo and Juliet - Lady Capulet uses threats in an attempt to make Juliet agree to marry Paris.
TRUE
FALSE
Romeo and Juliet - Does Juliet trust the Nurse with her secrets after she tells Juliet to marry Paris?
YES
NO
Romeo and Juliet - In Act III, Juliet's speech, as she awaits for Romeo, is an example of a soliloquy
TRUE
FALSE
Romeo and Juliet - In Act II a turning point for the play could be Romeo killing Tybalt.
TRUE
FALSE
Romeo and Juliet - After Romeo Killed Tybalt the mood of the play becomes dark and sad
TRUE
FALSE
Romeo and Juliet - The play's last line is ...
"For never was a story of more woe, than this of Juliet and her Romeo."
"Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou, Romeo?"
"That which we call a rose by any other word would smell as sweet."
"Farewell, parting is such sweet sorrow."
Romeo and Juliet - Choose all themes that we could consider for this play.
Theft and bribe
Love and hate
Love vs. Lust
Romeo and Juliet - Lady Capulet died in the same evening as Paris, Romeo, and Juliet.
TRUE
FALSE
Romeo and Juliet - How could this play have a different ending?
If Friar Lawrence had delivered the letter to Romeo.
If Romeo would have never killed Tybalt.
If the Capulet's and Montague's were not enemies
All of the above
Night - Moshe the Beadle was Aryan, not Jewish
TRUE
FALSE
Night - Elie's Wiesel's father was the most learned man in town.
TRUE
FALSE
Night - Moshe the Beadle was important to Elie Wiesel because he became his cabalistic, or instructor in the mystical aspects of the Jewish faith.
TRUE
FALSE
Night - On his return from being deported Moshe the Beadle told everyone that the foreign Jews who had money were free.
TRUE
FALSE
Night - Jews believed in Moshe's story and left Singhet.
TRUE
FALSE
Section I of the book was in ...
1935-1940 in Prague, Czechoslovakia
1910-1930 in Palestine, and Jerusalem
1942-1944 in Sighet, Transylvania
Night - Wiesel compared the world to a cattle wagon hermetically sealed.
TRUE
FALSE
Night - Madame Schächter saw the face of Hitler laughing at everyone.
TRUE
FALSE
Night - Madame Schächter was treated very well by everyone in the train.
TRUE
FALSE
Night - When the train stopped the Jews could see wagons full of dead bodies.
TRUE
FALSE
Night - Dr. Mengele was a notorious SS officer the Jews met at the concentration camp.
TRUE
FALSE
Night - Elie defended his father when Idek hit him.
TRUE
FALSE
Night - Elie inherited a knife and a spoon from his father.
TRUE
FALSE
Night - Before evacuating, the men who were in the concentration camp had burn all of the buildings.
TRUE
FALSE
Night - Elie's only desire was to eat.
TRUE
FALSE
Necessary supplies, such as food
provisions
sadistic
bereaved
Those expelled from a country are deportees.
TRUE
FALSE
Left alone by death
tomb
feud
bereaved
An imagined unpleasant place
provisions
dystopia
balcony
lucidity
Elevated platform
Extreme cruelty
Clear understanding
apothecary
One who prepares/sells medicine
Extreme cruelty
Those expelled from a country
tomb
Clear understanding
Burial chamber
Fight, dispute
balcony
Those expelled from a country
Elevated platform
Left alone by death
Feud
Fight, dispute
An imagined unpleasant place
Burial chamber
