WorksheetsEng 11 Sem 2 Final Exam Review
Total questions: 65
Worksheet time: 42mins
Who is the only person in Chris's family with whom he got along?
His dad (Walt)
His mom (Billie)
His sister (Carine)
McCandless was determined “to become lost in the wild.” What was ironic (unexpected) about his trip at the bus?
McCandless had thoroughly prepared and didn’t suffer.
It was less than sixteen miles from civilization.
The bus was well-stocked with food and supplies.
What was one of the jobs that McCandless had during his journey?
He worked as a mechanic.
He was at Walmart.
He worked at McDonalds.
What family secret did Chris discover when he first started traveling?
His dad had a second family.
He hated his parents.
His sister was adopted.
What happened when
McCandless tried to return to civilization?
He ran into hunters who stole his food and left him for dead
The river was at full flood stage and he was a weak swimmer.
He got lost.
Read this journal entry: I have lived a happy life and thank the lord. Goodbye and may God bless All!
The tone of this journal entry can best be described as:
Overdramatic
Content
Sad
Serious
Read this note: S.O.S. I need your help. I am injured, near death, and too weak to hike out of here. I am alone, this is no joke. In the name of God, please remain to save me. I am out collecting berries close by and shall return this evening. Thank you.
The tone of this note can best be described as:
Overdramatic
Exciting
Desperate
Content
Which two literary figures were at the forefront of the Transcendentalist movement?
Jon Krakauer and Chris McCandless
Leo Tolstoy and Jack London
Henry David Thoreau and Ralph Waldo Emerson
Everett Ruess and John Waterman
What realization/epiphany does Chris come to at the end of his journey?
Happiness is only real when shared.
It is better to be in complete isolation.
Civilization ruins individuality.
Forgiveness is essential to happiness.
Remarkably, almost everyone who came in contact with McCandless during his travels
Tried to persuade him to give up his dream and get a real job
Reported his whereabouts to his parents
Felt he was being selfish and hurtful to his parents
Described him as likeable and made a memorable connection with him
transcendentalism
A movement that sought to explore the relationship between humans and nature through emotions rather than through reason
To travel to the colder regions, particularly the Northwest
make dirty, stain, tarnish, defile
separated or alienated
Who drives the car that kills Myrtle?
Tom Buchanan is driving.
Jay Gatsby is driving.
Jordan Baker is driving.
Daisy Buchanan is driving.
He is isolated because of the color of his skin. He sleeps in the stable and has a crooked back.
Crooks
Candy
Carlson
Curley
He wants in on the dream of land with George and Lennie.
Candy
Carlson
Curley
Armondo
Who shoots Candy's old dog?
The boss
Carlson
Crooks
Candy
What characteristic do most of the characters have in common?
happiness
selfishness
loneliness
rudeness
What was Curley's wife's dream?
To be an actress/movie star
To marry Curley
To move abroad
To have animals
Who is described as the 'prince of the ranch'?
Slim
Curley
Carlson
Whit
What imagery is used to describe Lennie?
Descriptive
Animal
Nature
None of the above
Why does Carlson want to shoot Candy's dog?
The dog is mean and tried to bite him.
He thinks the dog is ugly and reminds him of a drowned rat.
The dog is too old to be of any use and it stinks up the room.
Carlson doesn't have a good reason; he's just a mean guy.
George and Lennie are different from the other men
because they look out for each other.
because they have more specialized skills.
because they like to stay a long time at each job they take.
because they've inherited money from Aunt Clara.
In the power structure of the ranch, which character has the least amount of power?
Whit
Crooks
Candy
Curley's wife
Lennie
When Steinbeck tells us that Lennie likes to pet soft things, which literary technique is he using?
symbolism
narration
foreshadowing
irony
figurative language
After killing Curley's wife, which pair of figures appear and scold Lennie?
Aunt Clara and Lennie's mother
George and a giant rabbit
Aunt Clara and a giant rabbit
George and Lennie's mother
Before George meets Lennie in the woods in the final scene, whose gun does he take?
Carlson's
Whit's
Slim's
Curley's
Who said it? "Whatever we ain't got, that's what you want. God a'mighty, if I was alone I could live so easy
Lennie
Slim
Curley's wife
George
Who said it? "I ought to of shot that dog myself"
Candy
George
Carlson
Crooks
Who said it? "A guy goes nuts if he ain't got nobody. Don't make no difference who the guy is, long's he's with you. I tell ya, a guy gets too lonely an' he gets sick."
Aunt Clara
Crooks
Candy
Curley
Who said it? "If I catch any one man, and he's alone, I get along fine with him. But just let two of the guys get together an' you won't talk. Just nothing but mad."
Curley's wife
the boss
Lennie
George
Who said it? "But not us! An' why? Because... I got you to look after me, and you got me to look after you, and that's why!"
Candy
George
Lennie
Slim
Curley keeps Vaseline in one of his gloves to help soothe an old boxing injury.
True
False
Candy will still go and buy the small farm on his own; he isn't going to be deterred by George and Lennie
True
False
While Candy announces the death of Curley's wife, George goes to the bunkhouse and steals Carlson's gun.
True
False
Before shooting Lennie, George tells Lennie that he's sorry and the he was never really mad at Lennie.
True
False
Lennie is described as a terrier, a bull, a horse, and a bear.
True
False
Lennie's last name is Milton.
True
False
Crooks changes his mind about joining the dream farm when George scolds everyone for being in Crooks' room.
True
False
Lennie likes mustard on his beans.
True
False
Lennie didn't like the rubber mouse Aunt Clara gave him because it wasn't soft like a real mouse.
True
False
In which state is the story set?
California
Oklahoma
Iowa
Texas
restrain oneself from doing or enjoying something
curmudgeon
abstain
gauche
engender
to cause or give rise to
engender
tangent
kismet
galvanize
the top of a trajectory; the highest point
altruism
ruminate
zenith
curmudgeon
tense bitterness in a relationship
futile
zenith
tangent
acrimony
a subtle difference
nuance
covert
tangent
myopic
the state of being known and celebrated by many
tangent
zenith
renown
myopic
not openly displayed
covert
tangent
gauche
exonerate
