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Pre-Quiz for Rumble Fish

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

On Thursdays, we...

a)

Spend half of the time on work for other classes.

b)

Spend the whole time working on work for other classes.

c)

Do the same thing as other days.

d)

Only work on Math.

2.

Every day, I need to come in, sit down, and take out my __________ to start the warm-up.

a)
b)
c)
d)
3.

Yesterday, we learned about 3 important words we use in reading: Theme, Symbol, and Motif. From BIGGEST idea to smallest idea, these go...

a)

Theme, Motif, Symbol

b)

Symbol, Theme, Motif

c)

Theme, Symbol, Motif

d)

Motif, Symbol, Theme

4.

Theme is the MEANING of what you read. (You can also write TheMeaning) Another word for meaning is...

a)

Motive

b)

Meme

c)

Guess

d)

Moral

5.

A MOTIF is a...

a)

an image (picture), contrast (comparison) or idea that often helps develop a theme

b)

reason that a character does something.

c)

a picture that makes you think of something else (like the American flag).

d)

kind of blanket you can wear as you read to keep you warm.

6.

A symbol is...

a)

a big idea in a book.

b)

any object that represents a greater idea.

c)

something you can pick up and look at.

d)

a class you take during Junior year.

7.

If something is concrete, that means that it is... (remember the "rock" from yesterday!)

a)

something you can touch or sense.

b)

something hard.

c)

something you find outside.

d)

something you cannot touch or sense.

8.

Examples of concrete things are: (choose at least 2)

a)

Your house

b)

The idea that not everyone is your friend (from yesterday's story)

c)

Truth

d)

The crow (from yesterday's story)

9.

If something is NOT CONCRETE, we call it...

a)

Soft

b)

Dishonest

c)

Abstract

d)

Fake

10.

Some examples of Symbols are things like... (choose as many as you think are right)

a)
b)
c)
d)
11.

LAST QUESTION: "Making a prediction" means...

a)

to be absolutely sure of something.

b)

to guess whether or not something is true or false.

c)

to make a guess about something, based on evidence or what you know.

d)

You only make predictions in Science class.