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WorksheetsReview: On the Edge of Survival Cluster 1
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
The setting of "Wilding" is
present day NYC
futuristic NYC
futuristic Ohio (O-Hi)
present Los Angelou
The protagonist of "Wilding" is
Max
Zena
Nick
Car Barkham
The main character deciding she doesn't have to be cool to impress her friends is an example of
Character Vs. Character
Character Vs. Self
Character Vs. Nature
Character Vs. Society
One theme from "Wilding" is
Be true to yourself
Stay away from dangerous animals
Listen to your mother
Friends are forever
Who is the speaker in the poem "Allen Greshner"?
Allen Greshner
Tracey
Mel Glenn
It isn't clear
What word best characterizes the speaker in "Allen Greshner"?
conceited
confident
unsure
What text support proves the speaker in "Allen Greshner" as being "unsure"?
"Worried she'll say yes, worried she'll say no".
"Would you like to go to the prom with me?"
"I understand."
"black hole in the universe".
What is the tone of "Fine Madness of the Iditarod"?
humorous
compassionate
supportive
confident
The author's purpose for writing "Fine Madness of the Iditarod" is
entertainment
persuasion
information
The Point of View (POV) of "Fine Madness" is
1st POV
2nd POV
3rd POV limited
3rd POV omniscient
The Point of View (POV) of "Allen Greshner" is
1st POV
2nd POV
3rd POV limited
3rd POV omniscient
The Point of View (POV) of "Wilding" is
1st POV
2nd POV
3rd POV limited
3rd POV omniscient
An "allusion" in a literary is a reference to the Bible, a historical event, or another literary text. Jane Yolen uses an allusion when she references
Central Park
Ohio as O-Hi
"Where the Wild Things Are"
the mother's nicknames for Zena
A theme of "Allen Greshner" is
its important to take risks
risks don't always have the outcome we hope they have
don't take risks
only confident people take risks
According to the last paragraphs in "Fine Madness", the author seems to look back on his Iditarod experience
with embarrassment
with anger
with regret
with fondness
