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WorksheetsRL/ RI 6.4/ 6.5 & L.5 Review Quiz Game
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 21mins
Synonym for DETERMINE:
Hope
Decide
Wish
Accept
Synonym for ANALYZE:
Examine
Critical
Explore
Decide
Synonym for Coloful
Rainbow
Boring
Deceitful
Fascinating
What is the tone of a poem?
The speaker in the poem.
The way the reader feels about what they read.
The way the author feels about what they wrote about.
The reader of the poem.
Synonym for Development
build
concur
secure
returns
Which word means "the reader's feelings?"
tone
hum
mood
sound
The author's purpose for using a word is called:
word choice
word rhyme
word explanation
word definition
The denotative meaning of a word is the: (check all that apply).
the feelings associated with the word
the antonym
literal meaning
the illustration
What type of figurative language is being used?
I thought those people would lock me up and throw away the key.
Simile
Hyperbole
idiom
metaphor
What type of figurative language is being used?
And me, my hair is lazy. It never obeys barrettes or bands.
Simile
metaphor
hyperbole
personification
Cassia had refused to leave her room and come into the courtyard. Her maid had washed her face and decorated her hair with fresh irises. She had been gently coaxing Cassia to see TItus before he left for the Senate. In the courtyard, Titus Anton paced up and down on the cold white marble floor as the servants hastily went about their chores. The courtyard was fragrant with blooming flowers and the aroma of fresh bread from the clay oven located at the back of the large house.
Titus had been patient with Cassia, but his patience was wearing thin. Being the head of the Anton family, he did not like to be disobeyed. Cassia knew her father loved her so much that she could get away with these antics without any consequences.
When Cassia stepped out in the beautiful courtyard with a sulking face, Titus was immediately worried. "Are you all right darling?" He asked , touching her forehead.
"I will be if you promise to buy me a red and white robe just like Hadriana's," Cassia sulked some more as she spoke.
"I am getting late for work," said Titus as he carefully arranged the folds of his ivory toga on his left arm. " We will talk about it at dinner, but I can't promise you anything." He kissed the garland on Cassia's head.
Titus served as a senator at Emperor Augustus's court. He had become wealthier and more famous since he became the senator two years ago in AD 1. He knew a Chinese trade caravan, loaded with precious silk cloth, was arriving at the border in a matter of days. It would cost him a fortune, but he wanted his Cassia to look distinguished from all other girls. He smiled as he picked up his pace toward the court. Cassia, my beloved daughter, would wear the most delicate silk robe eyes have ever he seen, he thought, his eyes gleaming.
How does the overall setting best contribute to the development of the plot?
by suggesting that being a friend of Emperor Augustus makes Titus very powerful
by signifying that Cassia appreciates Titus buying her an expensive silk robe
by showing that Cassia doesn't care about disobeying her father who doesn't love her
by showing that Titus as a wealthy Roman can afford expensive goods for Cassia
Cassia had refused to leave her room and come into the courtyard. Her maid had washed her face and decorated her hair with fresh irises. She had been gently coaxing Cassia to see TItus before he left for the Senate. In the courtyard, Titus Anton paced up and down on the cold white marble floor as the servants hastily went about their chores. The courtyard was fragrant with blooming flowers and the aroma of fresh bread from the clay oven located at the back of the large house.
Titus had been patient with Cassia, but his patience was wearing thin. Being the head of the Anton family, he did not like to be disobeyed. Cassia knew her father loved her so much that she could get away with these antics without any consequences.
When Cassia stepped out in the beautiful courtyard with a sulking face, Titus was immediately worried. "Are you all right darling?" He asked , touching her forehead.
"I will be if you promise to buy me a red and white robe just like Hadriana's," Cassia sulked some more as she spoke.
"I am getting late for work," said Titus as he carefully arranged the folds of his ivory toga on his left arm. " We will talk about it at dinner, but I can't promise you anything." He kissed the garland on Cassia's head.
Titus served as a senator at Emperor Augustus's court. He had become wealthier and more famous since he became the senator two years ago in AD 1. He knew a Chinese trade caravan, loaded with precious silk cloth, was arriving at the border in a matter of days. It would cost him a fortune, but he wanted his Cassia to look distinguished from all other girls. He smiled as he picked up his pace toward the court. Cassia, my beloved daughter, would wear the most delicate silk robe eyes have ever he seen, he thought, his eyes gleaming.
How does the cultural setting affect character development in the story?
Depicting Titus as rich and planning to buy silk shows silk is a luxury desired by the rich.
Presenting Cassia living in a big house shows she is rich and has many servants.
Showing Titus as a senator explains how the political system works in the country.
Showing Cassia desiring what Hadriana has portrays Cassia as jealous of her.
Cassia had refused to leave her room and come into the courtyard. Her maid had washed her face and decorated her hair with fresh irises. She had been gently coaxing Cassia to see TItus before he left for the Senate. In the courtyard, Titus Anton paced up and down on the cold white marble floor as the servants hastily went about their chores. The courtyard was fragrant with blooming flowers and the aroma of fresh bread from the clay oven located at the back of the large house.
Titus had been patient with Cassia, but his patience was wearing thin. Being the head of the Anton family, he did not like to be disobeyed. Cassia knew her father loved her so much that she could get away with these antics without any consequences.
When Cassia stepped out in the beautiful courtyard with a sulking face, Titus was immediately worried. "Are you all right darling?" He asked , touching her forehead.
"I will be if you promise to buy me a red and white robe just like Hadriana's," Cassia sulked some more as she spoke.
"I am getting late for work," said Titus as he carefully arranged the folds of his ivory toga on his left arm. " We will talk about it at dinner, but I can't promise you anything." He kissed the garland on Cassia's head.
Titus served as a senator at Emperor Augustus's court. He had become wealthier and more famous since he became the senator two years ago in AD 1. He knew a Chinese trade caravan, loaded with precious silk cloth, was arriving at the border in a matter of days. It would cost him a fortune, but he wanted his Cassia to look distinguished from all other girls. He smiled as he picked up his pace toward the court. Cassia, my beloved daughter, would wear the most delicate silk robe eyes have ever he seen, he thought, his eyes gleaming.
Which of these is true about the setting of the story?
Emperor Augustus having a Senate shows he is a powerful ruler
The events in the story happen at the turn of the century.
The setting of a big house shows that all Romans live in big houses.
The historical setting helps explain what type of silk is valued in Rome.
James Joyce is famous for using language in experimental, or new, ways.
Choose the best definition for experimental.
related to science
performed in a laboratory
completely new or untested
foreign or unable to be understood
After his mother's death, Joyce lived in exile, which means that he lived away from his home country.
Choose the best definition for exile.
a condition characterized by sadness and anger
a commune for writers and artists
a rural city in Ireland
the state of being away from one's home
