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P6 Unit Test Prepartion Quiz

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 15mins

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Class
Date
1.

Look at this part of a prologue. A prologue is a literary device that ... (Check ALL that apply)

a)

arouses the reader’s interest

b)

gives us a background to the story

c)

comes at the end of the story

d)

provides a hint of what’s to come.

2.

Look at the prologue section. What could be the purpose of the writer for making a prologue like that? (More than one possible answer)

a)

To inform us about the setting

b)

To create suspense, make us excited

c)

To foreshadow something, making us curious to read the rest of the book (what on earth just happened?!)

d)

To summarize the story

3.

Look at the prologue section. What is the conflict in this case?

a)

Gared, an experienced ranger, knows something is wrong, but the young leader of his company fails to listen.

b)

Gared, an old man, is scared, and the new leader makes fun of him.

c)

There is no conflict.

d)

The conflict is between the two men and the wildlings.

4.

What are some examples of a climax in famous movies? Check ALL that apply.

a)

Luke Skywalker and the rebels go for a final attack on the Deathstar in Starwars, Episode IV: A New Hope

b)

Harry Potter finally faces Voldemort himself.

c)

The Avengers mourn the loss of Stark (a.k.a.Iron Man) after he has sacrificed himself for them.

5.

What do you call the fear of bathing or washing?

a)

ablutophobia

b)

siderophobia

c)

aragnophobia

6.

Check out the short prologue from the movie The Terminator. What would be the purpose of the writer of this prologue?

a)

To let us know that the real setting of the story proper is actually our present time, our present world.

b)

To give an overview of the setting and characters to be encountered in the movie.

c)

To give a dramatic introduction of epic events, so that we really want to know what is going to happen next, in our present time, when the story actually starts.

d)

To demonstrate what a skilled writer he or she is, so many more jobs can be done, and many more awards won.

7.

If you fear books, you probably have ...

a)

siderophobia

b)

ablutophobia

c)

bibliophobia

8.

If you fear small, confined spaces, you probably have ...

a)

claustrophobia

b)

toilet phobia

c)

ablutophobia

9.

If you are scared of animals, you probably have ...

a)

zootopia

b)

siderophobia

c)

zoophobia

10.

If you fear water, you might have ...

a)

frigophobia

b)

aquaphobia

c)

siderophobia

11.

If you are afraid of the cold, you could have ...

a)

frigophobia

b)

airconditioner syndrome

c)

siderophobia

12.

If you are afraid of stars, it's possible you have ...

a)

frigophobia

b)

Starwars phobia

c)

siderophobia

13.

If you are afraid of heights, perhaps you have ...

a)

acrophobia

b)

spiderman phobia

c)

ablutophobia

14.

If you are afraid of meat, you ...

a)

may have carnophobia

b)

could have agoraphobia

c)

are a herbivore, not a carnivore

15.

If you're so scared of your Math exams they give you nightmares, because of all the numbers, perhaps you have ...

a)

Exam syndrome

b)

arithmophobia

c)

ablutophobia

16.

If the essay question instills you with so much fear because you are scared of writing, you may have ...

a)

Saint John home learning syndrome

b)

arithmophobia

c)

graphophobia

17.

In "The man was very thoughtful," "thoughtful" is ...

a)

an adjective

b)

a noun

c)

a verb

18.

In the sentence "We need to widen our horizon," the word "widen" is

a)

a verb

b)

a preposition

c)

a noun

d)

an adjective

19.

What are the 8 parts of speech?

a)

conjunction, preposition, adjective, noun, verb, adverb, interjection, pronoun

b)

conjunction, preposition, adjective, noun, verb, adverb, inflection, pronoun

c)

conjunction, independent clause, dependent clause, noun, verb, adverb, interjection, pronoun

20.

Another word for "gossip" is:

a)

news

b)

rumour

c)

fact

21.

What is written at the end of a story, and usually tells about the future of the characters?

a)

prologue

b)

preface

c)

epilogue

22.

What is written at the beginning of (usually nonfiction) books, explaining WHY the book was written?

a)

preface

b)

prologue

c)

epilogue

23.

An all-knowing person, or an all-knowing perspective in writing, is called ...

a)

omniscient

b)

omnipresent

c)

omnibus

24.

A state of deep calm, like in meditation, is called ...

a)

transpiration

b)

laziness

c)

tranquility

25.

Something very original, without any added influences, is called ...

a)

ancient

b)

fake

c)

authentic

26.

To show or describe in one particular way is called ...

a)

portray

b)

summarize

c)

picture

27.

The __ Greeks (of a long time ago) were very fond of theater performances, and also of philosophizing about nature.

a)

authentic

b)

perspective

c)

ancient

28.

A particular way to view the story (or something), from a certain point of view, is called ...

a)

authentic

b)

omniscient

c)

perspective