WorksheetsSeventh Grade Quiz Review
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
“A tiny, three-beat bell propelled students to their homeroom.” In this sentence propelled means;
Stopped
Moved along
Halted
Get a drink of water
“The bell rang for first period, and the students herded noisily through the door. Only Teresa lingered, talking with the homeroom teacher.” In this context herded means;
Spread out and went their own way
Ran wildly, stampeded
Moved along together as one large group
Separated and went their own way
“The bell rang for first period, and the students herded noisily through the door. Only Teresa lingered, talking with the homeroom teacher.” In this context lingered means;
Hang around too long
Leave before everyone else
Stand around and gossip
“I think it works,” Michael said. He scowled and let his upper lip quiver.” In this sentence quiver means:
Turn into a frown
Make small, rapid movements
Turn blue
Turn stiff and unmoveable
“They would stand, one arm around a beautiful woman, and scowl. They would sit at the pool, their rippled stomach dark with shadow, and scowl.” In this sentence scowl means;
Make a face to look cool
Yell and scream
Take a short nap
“They ate slowly, Victor scanning the horizon for a glimpse of Teresa.”
Trade lunch with her
A quick look
Hear her voice
“He looked at the right. Still no sign of her. He stretched out lazily in an attempt to disguise his snooping.” In this sentence disguise means;
Dress fancy for a date
Change the way you look so you won’t be recognized
Pretend to do something else so nobody realizes you’re snooping
Which best explains why Victor is excited about starting seventh grade?
He was hopeful that his crush, Teresa, would become his “girl” this year.
He was looking forward to taking Math, his best subject.
He was excited to go to France at the end of the year.
He wanted to spend time learning to scowl like his friend Michael.
Which of the following quotes best represents the reason Victor decided to take French as his elective?
a) “He already spoke Spanish and English.”
b) “There were rivers in France and huge churches”
“Besides, Teresa, a girl he had liked since they were in catechism classes at Saint Theresa’s was taking French too.”
d) Both A and C
Which of the following best explains why Mr. Bueller didn’t reveal (tell everybody) that Victor couldn’t speak French?
He didn’t know if he should get involved in Teresa and Victor’s conversation.
He too had once been dishonest in order to impress a girl.
He was waiting for an opportunity to embarrass Victor in front of the entire class.
None of the above.
Which of the following is a possible outcome Victor might face because of the lie he told Teresa?
Victor might have to move to France to learn the language.
Teresa might be upset when she realizes that Victor lied to her.
Victor might have to transfer out of French class if Mr. Bueller decides tell Teresa Victor can’t speak French.
How are Mr. Bueller, Michael, and Victor similar to each other?
They each speak fluent French.
They each have tried to impress a girl with a false image.
A girl they were trying to impress has caught them each in a “lie”.
At the end of the story, each of them learns a lesson about making false impressions.
How is Victor’s conflict (the lie he told Teresa that he can speak French) resolved in “Seventh Grade”?
Victor is excited to tutor Teresa and runs off to the library to check out books that will help him.
Victor is worried that Mr. Bueller will reveal his secret.
Victor makes a plan to tell Teresa the truth because he is afraid she will figure out that he cannot speak French.
Victor sees Teresa smiling at Michael, realizing that scowling at girls really works.
Which of the following is NOT a reason Michael decides to work on a new “look”?
He wanted girls to notice him this year.
He saw male models with a similar “look” in his older brother’s GQ magazine.
He believed that his smile made him look goofy.
He thought that scowling made him look interesting.
