WorksheetsEnglish I Unit 1 Benchmark Review Game
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 14mins
Which are examples of external conflict?
man versus man
man versus nature
man versus himself
man versus society
Which are examples of internal conflict?
man versus man
man versus nature
man versus himself
man versus society
List the elements of plot in order
(a)
What is symbolism?
the use of a symbol to represent a larger idea
the use of a symbol to represent a smaller idea
anything--an object, person, animal, place, or image--that represents something else.
What is an inference?
logical guesses a reader makes about information that is not directly stated in a text
logical guesses used to figure out what will happen next
actual events that contradict readers' expectations
verbal irony
situational irony
dramatic irony
tragic irony
when a character says something but means the opposite
verbal irony
situational irony
dramatic irony
tragic irony
when the reader knows something a character does not
verbal irony
situational irony
dramatic irony
tragic irony
Diction (word choice) can be
formal
informal
Which of the following contribute to an author's voice?
the author's diction (word choice)
the author's attitude (tone)
the author's choice of sentence structure (syntax)
All of the above
What does the Latin root -bene- mean?
hand, write
work, labor
good, well
war, hostility
What does the Latin prefix de- mean?
half, partly
far beyond, more than
to, towards
down, away
How does adding the Latin suffix -tion change a verb's part of speech?
turns verbs into adjectives
turns verbs into nouns
turns verbs into pronouns
turns verbs into adverbs
What does the Latin suffix -esque mean?
act or quality
belonging
in the style or manner of
differing; unlike
Which part of speech is not in the sentence below?
The presenter walked to the front of the crowded room, and he cleared his throat loudly.
proper noun
verb
pronoun
adverb
Which sentence uses the future perfect tense?
The concert will have started before we get there.
We are finishing the project this weekend and will present it to the class on Monday.
Learning to play tennis took all summer, but Jean persevered.
We will pack sandwiches and fruit for our picnic.
Identify the complete subject and complete predicate in the sentence.
Linda read all the available books on the subject.
complete subject-Linda read
complete predicate- all the available books on the subject
complete subject- Linda
complete predicate- read all the available books on the subject
complete subject-read all the
complete predicate- available books on the subject
complete subject-Linda
complete predicate- read
What is the difference between active and passive voice?
In active voice the subject is singular and in passive voice the subject is plural
In active voice the subject of the verb performs an action and in passive voice the subject of the verb receives the action
Active voice is more formal than passive voice
In active voice the subject of the verb receives an action and in passive voice the subject of the verb performs the action
Which example shows the correct way to punctuate and cite a quotation in running text?
Sally Ride notes that human-made objects on Earth stand out from natural formations: "The signatures of civilization are usually seen in straight lines" (10).
Sally Ride notes that human-made objects on Earth stand out from natural formations, saying that: "The signatures of civilization are usually seen in straight lines," (page 10, from "Single Room, Earth View")
Sally Ride notes that human-made objects on Earth stand out from natural formations; "The signatures of civilization are usually seen in straight lines" (10).
Sally Ride notes that human-made objects on Earth stand out from natural formations, "The signatures of civilization are usually seen in straight lines" (p. 10).
