WorksheetsAll Summer in a Day Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What are the children waiting for as the story begins?
a)
a rainstorm
b)
the sun to shine
c)
early dismissal from school
d)
a snow storm
2.
Which detail shows that the story takes place in the future?
a)
The children live on Venus.
b)
Scientists study the sun.
c)
It has been raining for 7 years.
d)
Children dream of the sun.
3.
What is one reason that the children treat Margot badly?
a)
She stays away from the jungle.
b)
She locks children in closets.
c)
She writes stories about weather.
d)
She might get to go back to Earth soon.
4.
When the sun comes out, the children
a)
think it looks like a lemon
b)
stay in the classroom and hide.
c)
run and play outside, in the jungle.
d)
cry and wait for the rain to return.
5.
You can infer from the children’s “solemn and pale” faces after they come in from the rain that they
a)
are very tired from playing in the sun.
b)
feel guilty about locking Margot in a closet.
c)
are sad to return to the classroom.
d)
are upset to be all wet from the rain.
6.
Why does the author write that it has been raining for "thousands upon thousands of days" and that a"a thousand forests had been crushed under the rain"?
a)
To show how much the children want to see the sun.
b)
To contrast Margot's and Williams feeling about the sun.
c)
To emphasize what seven years of rain must seem like.
d)
To express what the landscape of Venus really looks like.
7.
The children move slowly and hesitate to see Margot at the end of the story because-
a)
they can't bear to see her pale face again.
b)
they know they will get in trouble now.
c)
they are worried that Margot may not be where they left her.
d)
they know they have done a cruel thing to her.
8.
The reader can infer that the children are ashamed about what they did to Margot because-
a)
They apologize to Margot.
b)
they tell their teacher what they did.
c)
they can't meet each other's eyes, and they hold their heads down.
d)
they help raise money to send Margot back to Earth.
9.
The setting of the story-
a)
could have been anywhere.
b)
contributes to the story's main conflict
c)
resolves the problem in the story.
d)
has nothing to do with the story's problem.
10.
Something that is immense is
a)
clear
b)
wrong
c)
soft
d)
huge
11.
Why does the author write that it has been raining for "thousands upon thousands of days" and that "a thousand forests had been crushed under the rain?"
a)
To show how much the children want to see the sun.
b)
To contrast Margot's and Williams feeling about the sun.
c)
To emphasize what seven years of rain must seem like.
d)
To express what the landscape of Venus really looks like.
12.
What genre is this story?
a)
horror
b)
romance
c)
science fiction
d)
historical fiction
13.
From what point of view is this story told?
a)
1st person
b)
2nd person
c)
3rd person
d)
3 1/2 person
14.
Which of these craft moves did the author use in "All Summer in a Day?"
a)
imagery
b)
dialogue
c)
metaphors
d)
all of these!
15.
What craft element is the author using in this sentence from the story: "Then, wildly, like animals escaped from their caves, they ran and ran in shouting circles."
a)
alliteration
b)
a metaphor
c)
craft mac n cheese
d)
a simile
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