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"The Choice" Test Review

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

Based on details in this story, the reader can conclude that the King -

a)

Has several daughters whom he loves dearly

b)

Is merciless and decides the fate of people unfairly

c)

Is empathetic to all in his kingdom

d)

Thinks his daughter should marry whoever she wants

2.

What conclusion can you draw about the resolution of the story?

a)

The fate of Thomas is unknown

b)

Thomas chooses the door with Isabella

c)

Thomas chooses the door with the Tiger

d)

The princess dies from grief over Thomas' fate

3.

When the King says: "Chance is an impartial judge, don't you think?" Impartial means--

a)

entertaining, friendly

b)

makes logical sense

c)

violent, unfair, cruel

d)

fair, just, equal

4.

What is the main conflict of the story?

a)

The King vs. Thomas

b)

Isabella vs. The Princess

c)

The Princess vs. Which Door She Tells Thomas to go to

d)

Thomas vs. The Tiger

5.

In the story when it describes Isabella, the author reveals that—

a)

She is poor and a peasant in the kingdom

b)

The Princess is jealous of her

c)

Thomas wants to marry her

d)

The Princess will send him to the tiger

6.

After Thomas winks at the princess, the reader can conclude that Thomas-

a)

Is a crook

b)

Is shy

c)

Is a jokester

d)

Knows the princess

7.

Using the third person point of view allows the author to -

a)

Give insight to what's happening with all of the characters

b)

Shows the King's contempt for his own people

c)

Shows the Princess' struggle internally with her decision

d)

Shows Thomas' desire to marry the Princess

8.

When Lady Helen and Lady Anne gasp, the reader can conclude that they-

a)

Feel guilty that they have to keep a secret from the King

b)

Are shocked that she would love someone her father would never approve of

c)

Are excited that The Princess and Thomas will get married

d)

Are horrified at the Princess' decision concerning Thomas' fate

9.

The setting of large arena impacts the plot because--

a)

It builds suspense about Thomas' fate

b)

It shows how much control the King has

c)

It's entertaining for the Princess

d)

It shows people being proven innocent

10.

What is the theme of the story?

a)

Love conquers all

b)

Sometimes there is no clear choice in life

c)

A man is innocent until proven guilty

d)

Kings have all the power