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WorksheetsUnit 1 Part 1 Review
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 21mins
What is a response?
nothing
the lesson learned
the event that took place
the narrator’s feelings and actions associated with the incident
The lessons the narrator learned from the experience is called...
Response
Reflection
Incident
bird's eye view
the person who tells the story
narrator
theme
perspective
reflection
Conversation between characters
Characterization
Dialogue
Internal Conflict
External Conflict
the act of creating and developing a character
characterization
dialogue
incident
theme
External Conflict
the result of an event or action
a character struggles with an outside force, such as another character or something in nature.
the character struggles with his or her own needs, desires, or emotions
Internal Conflict
the character struggles with his or her own needs, desires, or emotions
a character struggles with an outside force, such as another character or something in nature
the result of an event or action
How does the narrator feel about Ann Cohn?
He doesn't think much of her as a neighbor.
He has an admiration for her.
He thinks she's goofy.
He likes to humiliate her.
What is the INCIDENT in this story?
The narrator kisses a girl for the first time.
The narrator uses his bully as inspiration for a character in one of his literature series.
Dan Greenburg has enough of the bully and attacks him.
The narrator gets bullied by Vernon Manteuffel.
What is the RESPONSE in this story?
The narrator kisses a girl for the first time.
The narrator uses his bully as inspiration for a character in one of his literature series.
Dan Greenburg has enough of the bully and attacks him.
The narrator gets bullied by Vernon Manteuffel.
What is the REFLECTION in this story?
The narrator kisses a girl for the first time.
The narrator uses his bully as inspiration for a character in one of his literature series.
Dan Greenburg has enough of the bully and attacks him.
The narrator gets bullied by Vernon Manteuffel.
At the end of The Circuit, what do the cardboard boxes mean to Panchito?
A school bus arrives while Panchito and Roberto are working in the fields. How do they react?
They watch the bus wistfully.
They climb on board the bus.
They shout and make faces.
They run away and hide.
What event was changing for Panchito at the beginning of the story?
A. Panchito wasn't going to learn to drive Papa's carcanchita
B. Panchito was going to begin 6th grade
C. Panchito was learning to read from Mr. Lema
D. Panchito and his family will be moving to follow the next crop
How does Panchito feel about the move?
A. Upset because he knows the labor will be hard
B. Happy he was running around with his younger sibings.
C. Scared because he doesn't like to meet new people
D. Sad because he will miss the shack that they were living in
When the author describes his ideal jacket to his mother, he describes something like…
bikers wear.
pilots wear.
doctors wear.
businessmen wear.
From what point of view is “The Jacket” told?
first person
second person
third person limited
third person omniscient
What is the main conflict in “The Jacket”?
The narrator believes that his ugly jacket is the cause for everything negative in his life.
The narrator suffers bullying at school because of his ugly jacket.
The narrator’s mother buys him the wrong color jacket.
The narrator has to wear a ripped jacket because he was careless.
Which of the following is a method writers uses to develop characters?
looks
thoughts
what others say about them
actions
all of the above
Each characters' perspective is told from which point of view?
first person
second person
third person
Bryce being embarrassed by his sister while hiding in the bathroom is an example of which type of conflict?
internal conflict
external conflict
When a writer uses descriptive language, how does it affect the reader?
The reader can memorize the text.
The reader feels the text come to life.
The reader gets bored and stops reading.
The reader gets confused and has to reread.
Sensory language, vivid verbs, and figurative language are all examples of...(Using these in your writing brings your story to LIFE!)
pronouns
descriptive language
the five senses
grammar
