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WorksheetsAmal Unbound Final Test & Chapters 25-42 Vocabulary
Total questions: 48
Worksheet time: 24mins
doing something to make up for a mistake
penance
confines
relay
comport
the boundaries or limits of a space or area
conviction
penance
confines
publicity
to receive and pass on
comport
admonish
relay
invoke
to behave
admonish
intercede
interject
comport
to plead or beg on behalf of someone else
intercede
interject
invoke
subdue
to bring under control
intercede
subdue
relay
invoke
very clean
surreal
immaculate
invoke
realy
giving information about something so that people know about it
interject
admonish
conviction
publicity
a very strong belief or opinion
publicity
conviction
admonishment
interjection
a system in which power is divided between the national and state governments
local
surreal
federal
city
to call on for support
comport
interject
intercede
invoke
to warn or to scold
admonish
relay
confine
invoke
unreal; strange; bizarre; weird
surreal
publicity
comport
immaculate
An author's message that he/she wants a reader to think about
theme
character trait
plot
idiom
The way an author, setting, plot, or character makes a reader feel while reading
conflict
character trait
mood
theme
Amal told Asif that everyone was afraid of _
Jawad Sahib
Khan Sahib
the police
getting into trouble with Asif
Because so many people in the village were afraid of Jawad, they would not go to the _
hospital
old school
literacy center
market
Asif tells Amal that things in Pakistan are _
staying the same
changing because people were starting to fight against those in power
going to get better because only the rich have power
going to get worse because only the rich have power
Since Amal knows how to read, Asif teaches her _
how to be a better servant
how to be more powerful than Nasreen Baji
how to do Algebra
how to use the computer
Since the literacy center needed to look busy if journalists visited,
Amal was allowed to attend the center
the police think Jawad is in control of the center
Amal decided not to attend
Nabila gets to go to classes there
Amal and Asif discuss a poem about animals chasing each other, and _
Jawad comes to the center and makes Amal leave
Amal gets upset about the strong always controlling the weak
Asif tells Amal that things in Pakistan will never change
Asif tells Amal that the powerful will always rule over the poor people
Some men disappear from Amal's village, so _
they ask Amal questions about it
the police think Jawad Sahib may be involved
Amal and Mumtaz decide to find out more about it
Amal tells Nasreen Baji where she thinks the men are now
When Amal was in the garden, she _
heard Jawad and Khan Sahib talking about Jawad's men killing the diplomat's son
and Nabila had a nice conversation about Jawad
heard Nabila and Jawad talking about killing the diplomat's son
heard Nabila and Mumtaz talking about Jawad and Khan Sahib
Amal makes a big decision to _
tell Khan Sahib about his son's killing of the diplomat's son
tell Nasreen Baji what she knows about Jawad
tell her teacher about how Jawad was responsible for killing some men
continue to work at Khan estate at the end of the book
Nabila wanted to know if her cousin owed Jawad money, so she _
asked Jawad about it
asked Bilal to help her find the file
looked for his file herself
had Amal look for his file in the cabinet
Who has these character traits in the novel: reader, loving family, servant to Nasreen
Amal
Nabila
Mumtaz
Fatima
Who has these character traits in the book: jealous, misses her cousin, uneducated, illiterate
Mumtaz
Fatima
Nabila
Amal
What proof does Bilal have to get Jawad in trouble with the police?
He saw Jawad hit Amal
He knows that Jawad is unkind
He knows where the diplomat's son is buried
He has heard Jawad talking with Khan Sahib in the garden
Amal's teacher, Asif, has a father who is a _
teacher
lawyer
police officer
servant
Jawad was arrested by the police because _
he was in debt and could not repay
he hit Amal
Amal told Asif about the killing of the diplomat's son and others
he stole money for the literacy center to pay the diplomat
Match the cause to its effect. Nasreen forgave Amal's debt so _
She could go to the literacy center
Amal was free to go home
Amal could stay at the Khan estate as Nasreen's servant for two more years
Amal could go to the boarding school
Match the cause to its effect. The media tied the leaked information about the killings to a local police officer, so _
No one would ever know that Amal, Bilal, and Nabila were the ones who brought down the family
Jawad would know that Amal told Asif about the killings
Nasreen Baji would know about Amal telling Asif about the killings
the newspapers would find out that Amal, Bilal, and Nabila had told others about the killings
Match the cause to its effect. Hamid was taking Fatima with him at the end of the novel so that _
she would be able to come back to stay at the Khan estate later
he could teach her to read
she would have kids to play with
she would not have to live with Nabila
At the end of the novel, where is Mumtaz going?
moving in with Latif's wife
going home to her husband and children
to Islamabad with Nasreen
going to live with Hamid
At the end of the novel, where is Hamid going?
to Islamad with Bilal
home to his wife, children, and grandchildren
to live with Nabila
moving in with Mumtaz and her family
At the end of the novel, where is Amal going?
Home for a visit
Home to stay
To Islamabad with Nasreen
To Lahore with Nasreen
What is the climax of the novel?
Nasreen says she is closing the house
Amal walks home
Amal tells Asif where the body is hidden
Jawad is arrested
What is included in the falling action of the novel?
Nasreen decided to close the estate and move away for a while
Jawad is arrested
Police keep coming to the Khan estate
Amal cannot go to school because she has to become a servant
What is the resolution to the novel?
The police arrested Jawad
Amal has to become a servant
Nasreen Baji told Amal that her debts were forgiven and she could go home
Amal yells at Jawad Sahib for wanting her pomegranate
What figurative language is this? "Their eyes lit up like a string of lights on Eid?
hyperbole
metaphor
simile
repetition
What figurative language is this? Soon the floor was a sea of green, sky blue, and petal pink.
hyperbole
personification
simile
metaphor
What figurative language is this? The raindrops danced.
simile
personification
metaphor
alliteration
What figurative language is this? I sang a song while slowly sipping soda.
alliteration
repetition
simile
metaphor
What figurative language is this? The dog barked and the cat meowed as the snake hissed in the grass.
simile
onomatopeai
metaphor
personification
themes in Amal Unbound
bravery, inequity, importance of family
fear of the Taliban
growing old
lack of courage
What is the basic plot of Amal Unbound?
The weak overcome the strong every time
Amal becomes a better person because of her servitude
Overcoming the Monster that is Jawad Sahib
The main character travels back in time and becomes wealthy
Nasreen forgave Amal's debt, so _
the other servants would know that Amal brought her son down
Jawad Sahib would find her again and make her serve him
she would go to Islamabad with Nasreen Baji
Amal was free
The media tied the leaked information about the dead body to a police officer, so __
Amal was free to go home
others would not know Amal and the servants brought Jawad to justice
only Asif and Jawad would know Amal and the servants brought Jawad to justice
others would know Amal and the servants brought Jawad to justice
