WorksheetsOn My Honor mid-book Review
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 25mins
Joel and Tony have only been friends since middle school.
true
false
Tony wished that he and Joel were friends.
true
false
Joel's mother gave him and Tony permission to climb the bluffs.
true
false
Tony is carefree and doesn't follow rules.
true
false
Tony was more in control of their friendship than Joel.
true
false
What made Joel have a small amount of hope that Tony was still alive? Select all that apply.
The river wasn't deep.
Joel could hear Tony swimming.
Joel knew that Tony liked to play around a lot.
Joel saw a log shaped like a small human above him.
Joel thought it was a good idea afterall to practice swimming.
Which word best describes Joel's feelings while watching Tony swim?
Joel felt disloyal because he thought that Tony looked ridiculous swimming like that.
Joel was frustrated because Tony wouldn't swim like Joel was trying to teach him.
Joel was confident that he could teach Tony how to swim.
Joel didn't know how to feel about the way Tony was swimming.
The word mimicked is the same as
genuine
sincere
unaffected
imitate
The word erratic means the same as
stable
unpredictable
regular
consistent
The word taunt means the same as
compliment
showing respect
tease
flattery
Joel and Tony are in sixth grade.
true
false
In the --- stage of the plot, we are introduced to the characters and the setting.
exposition
rising action
climax
falling action
resolution
Where does the story take place?
Indiana
Mississippi
Missouri
Illinois
Joel is the more responsible character in the story.
true
false
Joel compares swimming in the Vermillion river to
swimming in the pool
swimming in Old Man river
swimming in the lake
swimming in a toilet
Who gives the boys permission to go to Starved Rock?
Mrs. Bates
Mr. Bates
Mr. Zabrinsky
Mrs. Zabrinsky
Which of the following best represent Joel's feeling after he made it to the sandbar and understands everything?
thrilled
exhausted
happy
sad
Does Joel accept what the teenage boy tells him?
Yes. He knew that it was a bad idea and admits the boys should not have been there.
No. Joel is hurt by the truth and doesn't want to face what the teenage boy is saying.
Tony and Joel push each other when they first get to the river.
character vs self
character vs nature
character vs character
character vs society
Joel considers whether to leave the bikes out in the open where they could be stolen or put the bikes in a safe place.
character vs character
character vs self
character vs society
character vs nature
Joel and the teenage boy argue about going to the police.
character vs self
character vs nature
character vs society
character vs character
The river pulled Joel and Tony under.
character vs self
character vs character
character vs society
character vs nature
