WorksheetsUnit 3 Assessment
Total questions: 46
Worksheet time: 23mins
Includes both a subject and a verb. However, it cannot stand alone as a sentence because it does not contain a complete thought.
Subordinate Clause
Appositive Phrase
Prepositional Phrases
Main Clause
Means of lower rank.
Mirth
Venture
Translucent
Subordinate
Describes one’s opinion or outlook about a topic.
Point of View
Author's Purpose
Perspective
Tone
Author's Purpose can include style of writing meant to...?
Persuade
Inform
Entertain
All of the above.
An explanation of meaning.
Description
Interpretation
Analyzation
Comprehension
The use of descriptive or figurative language to create word pictures
Imagery
Illustration
Sensory details
Simile
Sensory details are a form of figurative language used to create imagery?
True
False
The five senses of sight, smell, sound, taste and touch are elements of sensory details.
True
False
Which is an example of sensory details that describes the sense of touch?
The cold night swept quickly through the field.
My lungs tightened as he spoke.
The heat from the sun radiated off my skin.
All of the above.
A recurring element, image, or idea that has symbolic significance in a work of literature
Mood
Tone
Motif
Theme
Which is a possible motif in the novel Tangerine?
Rainbows
Marigolds
Tangerines
Bridges
Which is a possible theme of the novel Tangerine?
Sportsmanship
Sibling/Family Relationships
Change
All of the above.
The central idea, message, purpose or lesson of a literary work
Perspective
Flashback
Figurative Language
Theme
The overall feeling or emotion that the reader feels while reading a story.
Tone
Mood
Perspective
Point of View
Which is a possible mood the reader might experience during the Novel Tangerine?
Thankful
Suspicious
Excited
Amused
An interruption in the sequence of events to relate events that occurred in the past.
Prediction
Inference
Foreshadwoing
Flashback
Identify the past tense verb.
Will study
Studying
Study
Studied
Identify the future tense verb.
Will study
Studying
Study
Studied
The use of clues to hint at events that will occur later in the plot.
Prediction
Foreshadowing
Inference
Context Clues
States the main ideas of a paragraph.
Thesis statement
Hook
Topic Sentence
Conclusion Sentence
The sentence in the introduction of an essay that states the topic of the entire essay.
Thesis Statement
Hook
Topic Sentence
Concluding Statement
Which of the following is a hook strategy?
Question
Quote
Anecdote
All of the above.
What kind of question is this example:
What kind of car does Mrs. Fisher drive?
Literal
Interpretive
Universal
None of the above.
You can answer questions by looking to the text directly.
Literal
Interpretive
Universal
Hook
You cannot find answers to these questions directly in the text; however, textual evidence points to and supports your answers
Literal
Interpretive
Universal
All of the above.
What kind of question is this example: What emotions does Paul feel as he remembers the incident with the mailbox?
Literal
Interpretive
Universal
None of the above.
These questions go beyond the text. They require you to think about the larger issues or ideas raised by a text.
Literal
Interpretive
Universal
All of the above.
What kind of question is this example: Why do siblings disagree?
Literal
Interpretive
Universal
All of the above.
Transitions help the reader understand a change in time or place.
True
False
Which transition would work best in the concluding sentence/paragraph?
Overall,
Firstly,
In the beginning,
Next,
Which of the following is an example of a subordinate clause?
Lucy ate lunch.
While he practiced.
He drank water.
We studied today.
Commas before transitions.
True
False
Commas around appositive phrases.
True
False
Commas around prepositions.
True
False
A noun or noun phrase that renames (defines/describes) another noun right beside it in a sentence to add more information.
Appositive
Adjective
Article
Preposition
Usually preceding(before), a noun or pronoun and expressing a relation to another word or element in the sentence.
Appositive
Adjective
Article
Preposition
The word "behind" is an example of?
Noun
Preposition
Appositive
Verb
Which sentence contains an appositive phrase?
My mom drives to work.
Last night, I studied for the test.
In conclusion, I believe that the Costello brothers have an unhealthy relationship.
My mom, who is a nurse, drives to work.
RACES stands for...?
Restate, Apply, Confirm, Explain, Summarize
Relate, Answer, Confirm, Explain, Summarize
Restate, Answer, Cite, Explain, Summarize
Rewrite, Cite, Summarize, Answer, Explain
Restate the prompt/question to make your response stronger.
True
False
Hook belongs in the introduction paragraph.
True
False
Thesis Statement belongs in the introduction paragraph.
True
False
The author's attitude toward the subject.
Mood
Tone
Perspective
Point of View
The novel Tangerine is told from which character's point of view? Who is the narrator?
Joey Costello
Paul Fisher
Mike Costello
Caroline Fisher
The use of symbols in a literary work.
Symbolism
Sensory Details
Figurative Language
Imagery
An object, a person, or a place that stands for something else is a symbol.
True
False
