WorksheetsPlot Test (Dec 2020)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 12mins
What were the rising actions in "The Necklace?"
Buying a fur coat
Borrowing a necklace
Buying a new dress
Walking home with a group of new friends from the party
Leaving the party quickly because their coats made them look poor
What happens after the climax of a story but before the resolution?
Setting
Rising Action
Falling Action
Expository
Rising actions in a plot are meant to ...
Build tension before the climax.
Confuse the reader.
Explain the conflict
Show the reader the theme.
Identify the 3 parts of the Exposition in a plot.
setting
characters
situation
background information
build tension
The setting always affects the
(a)
Who or what is the antagonist in the “The Necklace?”
(a)
What would be a “spicy” theme for “The Necklace?”
Greed.
Don't be greedy.
Madame Forestier told Mathilde that the necklace she borrowed was fake.
It is important to be grateful for the things you have because pretending to be someone you aren't can have consequences.
What part of speech is an action word?
noun
verb
adjective
adverb
What part of speech is a person, place, or a thing?
noun
verb
adjective
adverb
What part of speech is a describing word?
noun
verb
adjective
adverb
What part of speech modifies or adds to a verb?
noun
verb
adjective
adverb
To do something of your own free will...
exult
volition
inscrutable
incessant
I have lots of shoes, but I ______ my Jimmy Choos.
covet
flat (noun)
adorn
exult
To continue without stopping...
incessant
appalled
stupefied
exult
My grandmother was very exultant in the audience.
overjoyed with happiness
angry
full of sorrow, sadness
pleased
Which is NOT a step in dissecting the prompt?
circling the prompt
getting rid of all extra information
turn the prompt into a question
answer the question and give 2-3 reasons
creating your own prompt
What is the first step in dissecting the prompt?
circling the prompt
getting rid of all extra information
turn the prompt into a question
respond to the quote
What is considered to be extra information?
the quote in the box
the words in italics (slanted)
the prompt
all of the above
What does it mean to, "stick to the prompt?"
to only write about what the prompt tells you to
make up your own prompt
take a position that goes against the prompt
To decorate, to shower with nice things / gifts
adorn
appalled
covet
volition
