WorksheetsOne for Sorrow Book Test 1
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 8hrs 45mins
Vocabulary: mortified
humiliated, ashamed, or deeply embarrassed:
to protect or strengthen
funeral director
completely satisfied with oneself
Vocabulary: crude
basis for confidence
discourteous or impolite
lacking culture, refinement,
to become lessened,
Vocabulary: guttersnipe
a mischievous boy.
a channel at the side or in the middle of a road
anything that is contemptibly worthless
the lowest social group in a city.
Vocabulary: Lunatic Asylum
an inviolable refuge,
offensive, for mental home
a person legally declared to be of unsound mind
make progress toward recovery of health
Vocabulary: Armistice
a state or period of armed hostility or active military operations
a method of inflicting pain.
a temporary suspension of hostilities by agreement of the warring parties
to engage in battle
Vocabuary: Jacks
a game played on a flat surface, in which players attempt to snap small plastic disks into a cup by pressing the edges of the disks with larger ones.
a game in which bone, metal, or plastic pieces (jackstones) are thrown and then picked up in various groups between bounces or throws of a small ballSometimes called: knucklebones
the game of jackstraws
a game in which marbles are rolled at one another, similar to bowls
Vocabulary: allegiance
treachery
a person, group, or nation that is associated with another or others for some common cause or purpose
a disloyal act.
the loyalty of a citizen to his or her government or of a subject to his or her sovereign
Vocabulary: knells
to form a ring or rings on a sad day
to proclaim
the sound made by a bell rung slowly, especially for a death or a funeral
a funeral procession
Seven crows equal (a) never to be told.
The year this story was took place (a) .
Month, day, hour of the Armistic _____, _____, and _____.
(a)
I had a little ___ and it's name was ___. I opened up the window and in flew ___.
sparrow, Enza, Enza
bird, Enza, Enza
fly, Enza, Enza
birdie, Renza, Enza
Identify two (2) themes in One for Sorrow.
Which is True: Rosie grabs Elsie's face mask and runs off with it.
Annie has to scrub her walls and eat dinner by herself.
Elsie pushes her down and she breaks her hip.
Annie starts seeing Elsie
Elsie dies from the flu.
Elsie scribbles bad words and drawings in red crayon all over Annie's walls.
Rosie comes down with the deadly flu.
Annie has to scrub her walls and eat dinner by herself.
Annie starts seeing Elsie.
Elsie pushes her down and she breaks her hip.
Annie has a friend in Mrs. Jameson.
Annie has to scrub her walls and eat dinnere by herself.
Elsie pushes her down and she breaks her hip.
Rosie comes down with the deadly flu.
Mrs. Harrison is mean to Elsie.
Annie runs into an angel in the cemetery.
Elsie dies from the flu.
Rosie comes down with the deadly flu.
Elsie pushes her down and Annie breaks her hip.
Annie starts seeing Elsie.
Annie puts the face mask in Rosie's bag in the cloakroom.
Annie says that Elsie put it there.
Mrs. Harrison laughs at the joke of it being put there.
Elsie dies from the flu.
Rosie comes down with the deadly flu.
Annie is selfish.
FACT
OPINION
Elsie is an unhappy girl alive and dead.
FACT
OPINION
Mrs. Harrison is mean to Elsie also.
FACT
OPINION
Rosie and Elsie get the flu.
FACT
OPINION
Taking the mask from Elsie gave her the flu.
FACT
OPINION
In Chapter 10, Annie silently says, "It was the loneliest sight imaginable, a perfect setting for an Edgar Allen Poe story."
What was she referring to?
Elsie is not always full of hate and revenge. There are moments when she seems truly sad instead. Can you see things from Elsie's point of view? Defend her behavior.
As the novel ends, readers see Annie coming home to a reunion with classmates. Everyone is overjoyed at her return, but Rosie is dramatically different. How is she different and why?
Between 1 - 10, with 10 being the highest. How would you rate your liking of reading 'One for Sorrow'?
1-3
3-5
6-8
8-10
What was your favorite part of 'One for Sorrow'? Give details.
Do you believe in ghost?
Definitely Yes!
Somewhat!
No, but I believe in Aliens!
Absolutely Not!
OPTIONAL RECOVERY QUESTION:
As a historical fiction novel, Chapter 6 offers many details about the Spanish Influenza outbreak in the US at the end of WWI. What details can be learned? How does the Spanish Influenza compare to Covid-19 Virus of today?
What is a wooden nickel and its worth?
worth 25 cents
worthless token used in trade
made by the indians for their own money
no value
made of copper, worth 50 cents
