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WorksheetsThe Trout and The Doll's House
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 13mins
(a) received his master's degree from the National University of Ireland and Harvard University.
Sean O'Faolain was educated at the presentation _______________ Secondary School in _____________.
Sisters, Ireland
Brothers, Ireland
Brothers, Cork
Sisters, Cork
What was Sean O'Faolain first book?
Midsummer Night Madness
Come Back to Erin
A Nest of Simple Folk
The Trout
Who is the Protagonist of the story "The Trout"?
Stephen
Martin
Trout
Julia
What is the central conflict of the story "The Trout"?
Man vs Social
Man vs Self
Man vs Man
Man vs Nature
What did Julia and her brother discover that made them happy?
(a)
Why did the trout so fascinate Julia?
because it looks like a rainbow
because it is motionless
because it eats a lot
because it swims around the well
Why did Julia go to the dark walk to liberate the trout even if it was night?
She was curious
She believes that she found it so she it's hers now
She wants to see the trout
She was worried about it
(a) (1888-1923) she writes many fine short stories.
She went back to town and sent the Burnells a doll's house. Who was she?
Mrs. Hay
Mrs. Pat
Aunt Beryl
Aunt Carter
What particular feature in the house seemed most real to Kezia?
(a)
Who were the Kelveys? What made them different?
The judge's little girls
The doctor's daughters
The washerwoman's girls
The storekeeper's children
Who asked/talked to the Kelveys at once?
Emmie
Kezia
Aunt Beryl
Isabel
Who is the eldest of the Burnell sisters?
Lotti
Kezia
Isabel
What does Kezia do that makes Aunt Beryl angry?
She comes home late from school
She gives the Kelveys some food from the house
She shows the doll house to the Kelveys
She talks back to her
What is the MAJOR difference between Isabel and Kezia?
Isabel is older than Kezia.
Isabel never demonstrates kindness in the story, while Kezia does.
Isabel loves the lamp; Kezia does not.
Kezia is a Burnell, and Isabel is a Kelvey.
What in the story symbolizes kindness and genuineness?
The smell of paint
the lamp
the Kelvey children's clothes
the doll's hosue
What in the story might symbolize wealth?
(a)
Who mostly influences the children to treat the Kelveys hatefully?
Their parents and families
Their friends
Their own mean spirits
Their Classmates
The Burnells
In "The Doll's House" which of the following most likely drives Kezia's attempt to let the Kelvey girls see the doll's house?
Her rebellious nature
Her need to show off
Her desire to be kind
Her wish to act superior
