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"Rules of the Game" quiz

Total soal: 16

Worksheet time: 8mins

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1.

"Deftly" means

a)

skillfully

b)

quietly

c)

friendly

d)

completely

2.

"Concessions" are

a)

compromises

b)

conceited people

c)

rules

d)

Chinese foods

3.

Sense or No? Sally plotted each bite of her Big Mac until she was stuffed.

a)

Makes Sense

b)

Does Not Make Sense

4.

Sense or No? I relented, so I easily won the race.

a)

Makes Sense

b)

Does Not Make Sense

5.

Does "plotted" have a positive or negative connotation?

a)

positive

b)

negative

6.

"Never hurl pieces in the sandbox." What connotation do readers get about the word "hurl"?

a)

positive

b)

negative

7.

True or False? A complex character has many traits, sometimes contradictory ones.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

What does Mrs. Jong want Waverly to do, concerning the "wind"?

a)

ignore it

b)

fight and go against it

c)

go with it

9.

What is ironic about Waverly's first meeting with Lau Po?

a)

He is, unexpectedly, an excellent chess player.

b)

Waverly is actually carrying a chess set in the box.

c)

Lau Po predicts that Waverly will be a chess master.

d)

Waverly didn't want to speak to him, but her mother insisted.

10.

True or False? Characters can help create and explain a story's theme?

a)

True

b)

False

c)

About 70% of the time

11.

One of the story's main conflicts is

a)

Bobby Fischer vs. female chess players

b)

mother vs. daughter

c)

professionals vs. amateur chess players

d)

human vs. nature (wind)

12.

Which is the denotative meaning of the word "pawn"?

a)

one of the chessmen of least value

b)

someone of low value who is used by another

c)

a compromise

13.

"Dangerous black slits" describe

a)

Lau Po's back chessmen

b)

the "flat" fish

c)

Mrs. Jong's eyes

d)

Bobby Fischer's chess statistics

14.

Describing Waverly's brothers, "The chessmen were more powerful than Old Li's magic herbs that cured ancestral curses," is an example of . . . .

a)

situational irony

b)

complex characters

c)

denotation

d)

hyperbole

15.

"Rules of the Game" is told in what literary point of view?

a)

1st Person

b)

Omniscient

c)

3rd Person

d)

3rd Person Limited

16.

"Rules of the Game" is about what game?

a)

chess

b)

mind games

c)

both

d)

just mind games