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My Life As a Bat

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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1.

In the story of " My Life As a Bat, the structure is set in

a)

four sections

b)

five sections

c)

three sections

2.

reincarnation is

a)

Biological death

b)

born

c)

Rebirth after biological death

3.

The conventional thought of reincarnated as bats is

a)

Reward

b)

Punishment

c)

fate

4.

Who did she portrayed bats?

a)

kill with mercy

b)

kill without mercy but they hate

c)

kill without mercy but they without hate

5.

"flypapers...dangling like toxic seaweeds" is an example of

a)

metaphor

b)

simile

c)

personification

6.

According to the author's perspective, mankind is

a)

Inferior to bats

b)

superior to bats

c)

more harmful than bats

7.

The (deja vu) experience is reflected when

a)

During the second World War people made experiments with bats

b)

The narrator expresses familiarity with caves and the habitats of bats

c)

The narrator presents the idea of reincarnation

8.

Which statement best reflects the narrator’s attitude toward the relationship between bats and people?

a)

People fear bats, yet humans are the real monsters.

b)

People and bats should appreciate each other more.

c)

Bats have good reason to attack people like they do.

9.

Bats “kill without mercy, but without hate”; they do not pity or gloat. This is an example of

a)

memory moment

b)

again and again

c)

contrast and contradiction

10.

What is the most tense moment in the story?

a)

The author presents bats' peaceful nature

b)

The author presents bats as weapon in the Second World War.

c)

The author states the idea of reincarnated.