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English I Final Exam Review (Fall 2020)

Total questions: 89

Worksheet time: 45mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

to bring under control or use the power of

a)

altimeter

b)

accessible

c)

harness

d)

accelerated

2.

transmitted

a)

mechanized

b)

accessible

c)

lightweight

d)

conducted

3.

changed

a)

mechanized

b)

modified

c)

conducted

d)

harness

4.

something that you can obtain or use

a)

kinetic

b)

modified

c)

accessible

d)

monoplane

5.

relating to or caused by motion

a)

kinetic

b)

modified

c)

accessible

d)

monoplane

6.

unimportant; has little value

a)

accessible

b)

lightweight

c)

accessible

d)

modified

7.

moving or progressing faster

a)

harness

b)

altimeter

c)

accelerated

d)

modified

8.

work done by machines

a)

harness

b)

conducted

c)

accelerated

d)

mechanized

9.

an instrument for determining elevation

a)

altimeter

b)

monoplane

c)

kinetic

d)

mechanized

10.

modest

a)

nucleus

b)

belligerent

c)

unpretentious

d)

contemptuous

11.

go back to

a)

revert

b)

belligerent

c)

profitable

d)

floundered

12.

moneymaking

a)

revert

b)

deported

c)

profitable

d)

contemptuous

13.

reminder

a)

revert

b)

belligerent

c)

nucleus

d)

mementos

14.

struggled

a)

floundered

b)

belligerent

c)

nucleus

d)

belated

15.

sent out of

a)

floundered

b)

deported

c)

nucleus

d)

belated

16.

scornful

a)

revert

b)

contemptuous

c)

belligerent

d)

belated

17.

quarrelsome; likes to argue/fight

a)

floundered

b)

contemptuous

c)

belligerent

d)

unpretentious

18.

late

a)

deported

b)

contemptuous

c)

revert

d)

belated

19.

not lived in

a)

adjacent

b)

uninhabited

c)

descendants

d)

nomadic

20.

offspring who would come after

a)

latitudes

b)

uninhabited

c)

descendants

d)

forebears

21.

constantly wandering

a)

nomadic

b)

uninhabited

c)

descendants

d)

migrants

22.

reasonable to believe

a)

strait

b)

probable

c)

latitudes

d)

demonstrated

23.

proved by their actions

a)

adjacent

b)

probable

c)

forebears

d)

demonstrated

24.

ancestors

a)

nomadic

b)

probable

c)

forebears

d)

descendants

25.

regions to the north and south of the equator

a)

nomadic

b)

latitudes

c)

forebears

d)

strait

26.

narrow channel connecting two bodies of water

a)

river

b)

latitudes

c)

forebears

d)

strait

27.

roving people

a)

nomadic

b)

migrants

c)

forebears

d)

latitudes

28.

lying next to

a)

nomadic

b)

uninhabited

c)

adjacent

d)

latitudes

29.

to pay honor to something

a)

symbolic

b)

colonize

c)

commemorate

d)

cumbersome

30.

representative or special purpose

a)

symbolic

b)

incomprehensible

c)

commemorate

d)

adornments

31.

clumsy or difficult to manage

a)

cumbersome

b)

incomprehensible

c)

situated

d)

citadel

32.

a fort or safe place

a)

adornments

b)

monument

c)

colonize

d)

citadel

33.

placed in a certain way

a)

adornments

b)

monument

c)

situated

d)

incomprehensible

34.

to settle

a)

colonize

b)

situate

c)

cumbersome

d)

artistry

35.

massive; of great importance

a)

commemorate

b)

symbolic

c)

monumental

d)

artistry

36.

unbelievable

a)

unreal

b)

symbolic

c)

incomprehensible

d)

cumbersome

37.

decorations

a)

adornments

b)

symbolic

c)

monuments

d)

artistry

38.

Was the best teacher in the city.


Sentence or Fragment?

a)

sentence

b)

fragment

39.

To become great students.


Sentence or Fragment?

a)

sentence

b)

fragment

40.

Reaching shore, the sailors began to explore.


Sentence or Fragment?

a)

sentence

b)

fragment

41.

I loved learning about Poe.


Sentence or Fragment?

a)

sentence

b)

fragment

42.

The squadron flew their jets into the battle.


Sentence or Fragment?

a)

sentence

b)

fragment

43.

I love this town it has everything that I am looking for.


Run-on or Correct Sentence?

a)

Run-on

b)

Correct Sentence

44.

She ran the entire race, her feet were so sore.


Run-on or Correct Sentence?

a)

Run-on

b)

Correct Sentence

45.

I felt satisfied after finishing the project.


Run-on or Correct Sentence?

a)

Run-on

b)

Correct Sentence

46.

When he finally reached his destination, he put his bag down.


Run-on or Correct Sentence?

a)

Run-on

b)

Correct Sentence

47.

Her teacher told her to turn in all of her missing work she got it done and earned an A.


Run-on or Correct Sentence?

a)

Run-on

b)

Correct Sentence

48.

Pick the best coordinating conjunction.


I enjoy venturing into the woods, ___ setting up my campsite.

a)

and

b)

but

c)

or

49.

Pick the best coordinating conjunction.


He wanted to go to the show, ___ his dad told him that he wasn't allowed.

a)

and

b)

but

c)

or

50.

Pick the best coordinating conjunction.


I could get out of the house, ___ I could stay in and watch Netflix.

a)

and

b)

but

c)

or

51.

Pick the best coordinating conjunction.


She knew that she could fly the jet, ___ her commander told her that she wasn't ready.

a)

and

b)

but

c)

or

52.

Pick the best coordinating conjunction.


I lost my phone, ___ someone stole it from my bag.

a)

and

b)

but

c)

or

53.

Pick the best conjunctive adverb.


We drove all the way to the Grand Canyon; ___, we decided to stay a few extra days.

a)

therefore

b)

instead

c)

also

54.

Pick the best conjunctive adverb.


The musician played his entire new album; ___, he played a lot of his old hits.

a)

therefore

b)

instead

c)

also

55.

Pick the best conjunctive adverb.


I really wanted meatloaf for dinner; ___, my mom made rice and beans.

a)

therefore

b)

instead

c)

also

56.

Pick the best conjunctive adverb.


I studied for hours to prepare for my Biology final; ___, I totally aced it.

a)

therefore

b)

instead

c)

also

57.

Which point is the climax

a)

Point A

b)

Point B

c)

Point C

d)

Point D

e)

Point E

58.

Which point is the exposition?

a)

Point A

b)

Point B

c)

Point C

d)

Point D

e)

Point E

59.

Which point is the narrative hook?

a)

Point A

b)

Point B

c)

Point C

d)

Point D

e)

Point E

60.

Which point is the falling action?

a)

Point A

b)

Point B

c)

Point C

d)

Point D

e)

Point E

61.

Which point is the rising action?

a)

Point A

b)

Point B

c)

Point C

d)

Point D

e)

Point E

62.

Which point is the resolution?

a)

Point B

b)

Point F

c)

Point C

d)

Point A

e)

Point E

63.

Check the three points given in the exposition.

a)

Opinion

b)

People

c)

Point of view

d)

Place

e)

Problem

64.

The Monkey's Paw


The monkey's paw gave each user five wishes.

a)

True

b)

False

65.

The Monkey's Paw


Your left hand had to be used to make a wish.

a)

True

b)

False

66.

The Monkey's Paw


What was the name of the store that Herbie worked at?

a)

Meeks and Meegle

b)

Daws and Docks

c)

Maw and Meggins

d)

Bops and Boops

67.

The Monkey's Paw


Sergeant Major Morris had recently spent his time in India.

a)

True

b)

False

68.

The Monkey's Paw


After the accident, Herbie was only identifiable by his glasses.

a)

True

b)

False

69.

The Most Dangerous Game


In this story, _____ is the protagonist and _____ is the antagonist.

a)

Zaroff, Rainsford

b)

Rainsford, Zaroff

c)

Whitney, Ivan

d)

Zaroff, Ivan

70.

The Most Dangerous Game


In the beginning, Rainsford falls overboard and washes up on _________.

a)

Love Island

b)

Ship-Trap Island

c)

Great Gull Island

71.

Which is the main conflict?

a)

external conflict with nature (Rainsford vs. the jungle)

b)

internal conflict with self (Rainsford vs. his own thoughts)

c)

external conflict with man (Rainsford vs. Zaroff)

72.

The Most Dangerous Game


Rainsford is an expert ________.

a)

Hunter

b)

Fisherman

c)

Trail guide

73.

The Most Dangerous Game


Ivan can be described as...

a)

brutish and scary

b)

handsome and devilish

c)

thin and wiry

74.

The Most Dangerous Game


In this story, _____ is the protagonist and _____ is the antagonist.

a)

Zaroff, Rainsford

b)

Rainsford, Zaroff

c)

Whitney, Ivan

d)

Zaroff, Ivan

75.

The Most Dangerous Game


Which is the main conflict?

a)

external conflict with nature (Rainsford vs. the jungle)

b)

internal conflict with self (Rainsford vs. his own thoughts)

c)

external conflict with man (Rainsford vs. Zaroff)

76.

The Most Dangerous Game


Which is the main conflict?

a)

external conflict with nature (Rainsford vs. the jungle)

b)

internal conflict with self (Rainsford vs. his own thoughts)

c)

external conflict with man (Rainsford vs. Zaroff)

77.

The Most Dangerous Game


Which is the main conflict?

a)

external conflict with nature (Rainsford vs. the jungle)

b)

internal conflict with self (Rainsford vs. his own thoughts)

c)

external conflict with man (Rainsford vs. Zaroff)

78.

The Most Dangerous Game


Which is the main conflict?

a)

external conflict with nature (Rainsford vs. the jungle)

b)

internal conflict with self (Rainsford vs. his own thoughts)

c)

external conflict with man (Rainsford vs. Zaroff)

79.

The Most Dangerous Game


Which is the main conflict?

a)

external conflict with nature (Rainsford vs. the jungle)

b)

internal conflict with self (Rainsford vs. his own thoughts)

c)

external conflict with man (Rainsford vs. Zaroff)

80.

The Birds


What does Mr. Trigg blame the bird attack on?

a)

China

b)

Russia

c)

Radio signals

d)

Weather

81.

The Birds


The government planes that shoot the birds are...

a)

F-15 jets

b)

made to be invincible.

c)

successful; they take out many birds.

d)

unsuccessful; they crash.

82.

The Birds


Mr. Trigg gives Jill a ride home because it is safer.

a)

True

b)

False

83.

The Birds


A national emergency is declared in the British newspaper.

a)

True

b)

False

84.

The Birds


According to Nat, the birds always attack...

a)

at night.

b)

when they see people.

c)

when the tide comes in and out.

85.

An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge


Who is the author?

a)

Edgar Allen Poe

b)

Ambrose Bierce

c)

Ernest Hemmingway

86.

An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge


Who is the protagonist of the story?

a)

Payton Bierce

b)

Nat Farquhar

c)

Peyton Farquhar

87.

An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge


What is the actual setting of the story?

a)

The protagonist's house

b)

The protagonist's house and Owl Creek Bridge

c)

Owl Creek Bridge, Owl Creek, the forest, and the homestead

88.

An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge


At the gate of his home, Peyton is greeted by...

a)

A Union battalion

b)

The man who executed him

c)

His wife

89.

An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge


What is the last thing Peyton Farquhar thinks about?

a)

His home

b)

His family

c)

The war

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