WorksheetsSt. Lucy's Review Quiz
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 16mins
The parents of the girls who live at St. Lucy's are ____________.
Humans
Vampires
Wolves
Werewolves
When the pack is being transported to St. Lucy's, the first thing that happens is _______________.
they are put onto leashes
the boys are separated from the girls
the girls have muzzles put on them
the girls have their hair cut
The narrator does not want to be kicked out of St. Lucy's because __________.
if she is kicked out she will go to prison
she does not want to let her parents down
she believes that girls who are kick out are left to die
she does not want to upset Mirabella
In Stage 3, we find out that the narrator's name is __________.
Mirabella
Jeanette
Claudette
Linette
The member of the pack who is regarded by the nuns as being the "most human" is _________________.
Jeanette
Mirabella
Suzette
Claudette
When Claudette asks Jeanette for help remembering a dance, Jeanette ________________.
helps her by tackling her
helps her by talking her through the steps
helps her by distracting the nuns
does not help Claudette
At the end of the story, Mirabella is ____________________.
crowned the champion of the pack
expelled from school and sent back into the woods
completed changed into a proper human
punished for attacking Jeanette
Describing a character through their physical traits, actions, and what they say is known as _______________.
imagery
characterization
metaphor
foreshadowing
Which literary element helps drive the events of the story further by building opposition?
Imagery
Characterization
Foreshadowing
Conflict
The nuns at St. Lucy's main goal is to ______________.
turn the girls back into wolves
make the girls more civilized and human
to turn the girls against their parents
the nuns do not know what their goal is
We know that Jeanette misses being a wolf because
she cries when she reads about wolves
she runs away from St. Lucy's
she is caught walking on all fours in her room
she refuses to change her wolf-like ways
The Narrator chooses to stay "middle of the pack" because...?
She'll never be as good as Jeanette.
She doesn't want to make the nuns angry.
Succeeding at St. Lucy's means adapting enough, but not too much, so others still like her.
Failing isn't an option because her sisters are looking up to her.
Claudette says "I'd begun to snarl at my own reflection as if it were a stranger." What does she mean by this?
She isn't used to looking in mirrors, so she doesn't know what she sees.
She doesn't recognize her own reflection in the mirror because she is starting to become more human like than wolf like.
The mirror is broken so she can't see herself.
Mirabella is biting her, so she's distracted.
A central idea (main idea) of the text is Human Identity vs. Wolf Identity. How have the girls changes from Stage 1 to Stage 2?
They still control every aspect of St. Lucy's.
In Stage 1, the girls had "free reign" but in Stage 2, the girls are forced to do "walking drills."
In Stage 1, the girls could leave whenever they wanted, but by Stage 2, the gates are locked.
According to the slides the nuns show Claudette as punishment, what happens to former wolf girls that fail "to be rehabilitated?" (choose all that apply.)
They get sent home.
They become sad eyed women, too human like to return to being wolves.
They become ostracized by the nuns.
They end up shunned by both species.
The pack hated Jeanette, but they hated Mirabella more. They hated Mirabella because she reminded the girls of what it was like to be a wolf. Further developing the central idea that the girls are struggling with wolf identification vs. human identification.
True
I'm not sure
False
