WorksheetsUnit 1 Review
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 12mins
The events in a story are called
setting
plot
conflict
Mood
The time and place of the action of the story is called
setting
plot
Rising Action
Location
The feeling or atmosphere the writer creates for the reader is?
Tone
Mood
The turning point in the plot is?
Resolution
Exposition
Falling Action
Climax
What is the Rising Action?
The turning point in the plot
The final outcome of the story
When the conflict develops and tensions build
All of the events that take place because of the climax
When a character is pitted against an outside force (man vs man, man vs nature, man vs society) is called?
External conflict
Internal conflict
Personal issues
Mood
What is the Falling Action?
The final outcome of the story
the conflict develops and tensions build
all of the events that take place because of the climax
the time and place of the action
In "Harrison Bergeron", people with above-average intelligence have to
watch a lot of TV every night
marry someone with less intelligence
report weekly to the Handicapper General
wear mental-handicap transmitters
"Harrison Bergeron" takes place in the year
2081
2020
1981
2018
Who are George and Hazel?
Harrison's sister and brother
Harrison's niece and nephew
Harrison's grandma and grandpa
Harrison's mom and dad
What way is George different from Hazel?
He likes to compete
He has to wear a mental handicap transmitter
He never thinks about Harrison
George thinks government-imposed equality is unfair
Why does Harrison escape from jail?
he is angry at the government
he doesn't know right from wrong
he wants to dance on t.v.
he wants to prove he is no longer dangerous
The main conflict in "Harrison Bergeron" is resolved when
Harrison makes a deal with the government, freeing everyone from their handicaps
Harrison kills Diana Moon Glampers and becomes Emperor of the United States
Harrison is killed, and everything goes back to normal
Harrison is taken back to jail, and everyone puts their handicaps back on
In "Searching for Summer" what color was Lily's wedding dress, and why did she wear this particular color?
Purple; she wanted to feel like royalty
White; she wanted to symbolize her purity
Yellow; she wanted to bring sunlight into her wedding day
Black; to symbolize the darkness that had fallen on the world
Which of the following best describes Mr. Noakes?
rude and greedy
foolish and helpless
smart and amtitious
quiet and resourseful
What was Mr. Noakes's motivation for finding sunlight?
Money
Death
Happiness
Love
Why were Lily and Tom in Molesworth?
They planned to go there on their honeymoon
It was a beautiful resort town
Their relatives lived there
It was where they first met
Their scooter broke down there
Which of the following phrases does NOT describe the mood of the first setting (England after the bombs)?
"whitish gray, day after day, sometimes darkening to a weeping slate color"
"there was no flicker or patch of sunshine to be seen anywhere in the gray, winter-ridden landscape"
"The blazing geraniums on the windowsill housed a drove of murmuring bees"
"her father prodded the dour and withered grass on a grave"
An appropriate theme for "Searching for Summer" would be
Be optimistic and nurture happiness
Don't be afraid of darkness and death
Money is the root of all evil
Don't take things for granted
The resolution of "Searching for Summer" suggest that Tom and Lily
never find what they are looking for
return to the cottage to live
ride north to protect the Hatchings
ride north into the sun
In what way is "Searching for Summer" similar to "Harrison Bergeron"?
The characters in both stories experience happy endings
Both of their plots are driven by a man vs man conflict
They both take place in England
They are both set in the future
