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Rogue Wave

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 9mins

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1.

The setting is important to the story, Rogue Wave, because...

a)

rogue waves are common south of Ensenada

b)

the characters wouldn't face as much danger anywhere else

c)

it is an essential part of the plot's central (main) conflict

d)

Sully has never sailed so far off the coast before

2.

The details about Scoot's attempts to open the skylight serve to...

a)

slow the action down so that readers can relax

b)

show that Scoot isn't as experienced a sailor as Sully

c)

underscore how strong and well built the boat is

d)

heighten suspense by emphasizing the difficulty of the task

3.

Which of these is an important idea suggested by the story?

a)

People can solve problems with clear thinking and effort.

b)

Fear can cloud people's judgment and increase their danger.

c)

People who enjoy adventure are strong and resourceful.

d)

The ocean is the strongest force of nature.

4.

Which adjectives best describe Scoot after reading the following quote:


"It went that way for a few desperate moments, and then she said to herself, Scoot, you’ve got to get out of here! There has to be some way to get out . . ."

a)

Weak and cowardly

b)

Hilarious and a trouble maker

c)

Nice and friendly

d)

Determined and brave

5.

How does the setting affect each of the character's behavior?

a)

it makes them unsure of where they are located.

b)

it forces them to seek ways to help each other.

c)

it leaves them helpless to change their situation.

d)

it makes them unaware of the other person's condition.

6.

What term means "be a warning or indication of (a future event)".

a)

Flashback

b)

Foreshadowing

c)

Plot

d)

Point of View

7.

What does submerge mean?

a)

A slow regular movement of the sea in rolling waves.

b)

The process or activity of accurately finding out one's position and planning and following a route.

c)

descend below the surface of an area of water.

d)

a small exterior window in a ship

8.

The author most likely included Scoot’s blackout in order to...

a)

focus on the actions of Sully

b)

highlight her lack of action

c)

create tension and uncertainty

d)

emphasize her inexperience

9.

Select two of the following reasons. Sully continually repeats the word skylight to show that he...

a)

hopes that Scoot will eventually hear him

b)

he continues to think about what Scoot is doing

c)

he is desperate for ways to help Scoot escape

d)

tries to keep his mind occupied on something else

10.

Which characteristic best identifies this selection as an adventure story?

a)

The characters each face a specific danger.

b)

The characters are in a realistic situation.

c)

An ocean voyage is a main plot element.

d)

A natural surrounding drives the action.

11.

What can the reader conclude about how Sully feels when he has the flashbacks about his sister growing up and how they teased each other.

a)

He is angry about the mistakes he had made.

b)

He is losing confidence that he will find Scoot.

c)

He is worried because he doesn’t know what to do.

d)

He is unsure of how to get into the boat’s cabin.

12.

Based on the story, what two things can be inferred about Scoot?

a)

She is a problem solver.

b)

She gives up easily.

c)

She depends a lot on others.

d)

She is determined.