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Unit 1 review

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the definition of theme?

a)

A lesson that stays the same the whole story

b)

A lesson about a character

c)

A lesson about society

d)

A lesson about the world and how we live

2.

What is the theme of "The Three Little Pigs"?

a)

Be careful who you trust

b)

Being together protects you from the world

c)

Family is everything

d)

Don't be lazy

3.

Which of the following is a tool the author uses to show theme?

a)

Over and over

b)

Words of the wiser

c)

Aha! moment

d)

All of the above

4.

What word means the same thing as ignominious?

a)

Anxious

b)

Embarrassing

c)

Jubilant

d)

Saddened

5.

What motivation does the boy have in the "Boy who Cried Wolf"?

a)

He wants to get help for his sheep

b)

He wants to trick the townspeople for fun

c)

He wants to scare the wolf into submission

d)

He wants to get out of being a shepard

6.

What is the theme of "Boy who Cried Wolf"?

a)

Never give up

b)

When you lie, you can get hurt

c)

When you lie, people stop believing you

d)

Don't play tricks

7.

When you change the perspective in a narrative, you need to change the...

a)

Dialogue

b)

Tone

c)

POV

d)

all of the above

8.

The tone that dialogue builds in "Three Little Pigs" is...

a)

Humor

b)

Anxiety

c)

Romance

d)

Suspense

9.

The tone dialogue builds in "The True Story of the Three Little Pigs" changes to humor because...

a)

the wolf poses questions to the audience

b)

the wolf says funny things about cheeseburgers

c)

the wolf's motivation is changed

d)

all of the above

10.

Before the surgery, the nurse ensured that all of the instruments were sterilized and completely cleaned.

a)

Available

b)

New

c)

Decontaminated

11.

When she was young, my grandmother was a milliner who made caps, berets, and bonnets for wealthy women.

a)

Hat maker

b)

Dress maker

c)

Baker

d)

Seamstress

12.

When you write your narrative, you will...

a)

Write in 1st person

b)

Change the story completely

c)

Create new characters

d)

Make the story more boring

13.

1st person means...

a)

He, She, They

b)

You, Your

c)

I, me, mine

14.

What effect does 1st person have on the story?

a)

The omniscient POV allows the character to see all of the character's thoughts, motivations and feelings

b)

The limited nature of the POV forces the reader to only see the story from one perspective

c)

1st person POV should never be used to tell a complex narrative because it is too limiting

d)

It builds suspense because you don't know what will happen next