WorksheetsTi-Jean and his Brothers Act 3
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
When does this Act take place?
Sunset
Night
Dawn
Why doesn’t Mother want Ti-Jean to leave?
She is scared to be home alone.
She doesn’t want to lose her last son.
She thinks Ti-Jean is scared to leave.
What does Ti-Jean remind his mother that she has said about their lives?
Their life is God’s own.
Their lives belong to each other.
Their lives are precious.
Why does the Old Man grow impatient?
He just wants them to be quiet.
He wants to devour Ti-Jean and get it over with.
He is sleepy and grumpy.
When Ti-Jean sings “I going bring down Goliath, bring down below...”, what is he implying?
He will defeat the enemy, though he is small.
He is armed with stones.
He is going to fight a giant.
What does the firefly instruct the bird to do?
Wait in a tree and signal when the Old Man is coming.
Give the frog a compliment also.
Go gather some sticks for the Old Man.
On meeting the Old Man, what does Ti-Jean ask of his brothers?
To protect him.
To help him to win.
To show themselves.
How does the Old Man realize that Ti-Jean may have discovered that he is the Devil?
Ti-Jean saw his hoof.
Ti-Jean saw the mask move.
Ti-Jean asks him if the Devil wears a tail.
Why does the Old Man laugh when the goat bleats again after Ti-Jean said he tied it up properly?
He thought Ti-Jean would be sad.
He thought he made Ti-Jean angry.
He thought it was funny.
“Grid of the cane-field glowing like coals...” “Deep down in hell, where it black like ink.” Theses are examples of:
Personification
Metaphor
Simile
