WorksheetsFinal Exam 1/2021 - English Literature for Children
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 2hrs 43mins
1. Which word has the different meaning from bad-tempered?
A. Cross
B. Angry
C. Furious
D. Confused
E. Disagreeable
2. Which word is the definition of stare?
A. To speak very softly and quietly
B. To walk slowly with no special plan
C. To look at someone for a long time
D. To put a person or thing in the ground
E. To jump again and again over a rope that you are swinging
3. What statement best describes Mary’s characteristics and background according to the story “The Secret Garden”?
A. She is not pretty and disagreeable.
B. She feels stuck in the desolate place.
C. She is delighted to meet a Yorkshire kind boy.
D. She is full of energy and ashamed to see strange people.
E. A, B and C are correct.
4. What is the speaker’s purpose of the following statement,
“He’s got a crooked back, and he’s horrid! You must stay out of his way!”?
A. To warn the interlocutor
B. Just to notify the interlocutor
C. To ask for the interlocutor’s opinion
D. To give a pressure on the interlocutor
E. To persuade the interlocutor not to follow his words
5. ‘Perhaps the disease has gone,’ she thought, ‘and everyone is well again. I wonder she will take care of me instead of Kamala? Why doesn’t someone bring me some food? It’s strange the house is so quiet.’ According to above statement, it can be presumed that the speaker feels…...........
1) Isolate
2) Hopeful
3) Depressed
4) Desperate
5) Independent
A. 1 and 2
B. 2 and 3
C. 3 and 5
D. 1 and 5
E. 1, 3 and 4 are correct
6. Why was Mary angry at her servant when she first moved to England?
A. Because her servant insulted her appearance.
B. Because her servant invited her to play outdoor.
C. Because Mary did not understand her servant’s dialect.
D. Because her servant stopped cleaning and stared at her.
E. Because Mary did not like the way her servant spoke and acted to her.
7. Why did Colin get better from his symptom?
A. Because he forgot a terrible death of his mother.
B. Because he practiced baking and washing by himself.
C. Because everyday he walked so much up and down the stairs.
D. Because he was too curious, and then he found the way to do some exercises.
E. Because he was fed by fresh air and the fruitful garden as well as the unbelievable magic.
8. “While Colin was becoming healthier, his father…..........?
What should be a following statement according to the story?
A. Blamed him that it is not a secret anymore.
B. Assured him that he cannot further live with you.
C. Told him to evacuate from here as soon as possible.
D. Ask him not to wait to see what is going to happen.
E. Said to him I cannot never wait to see what occurs inside.
9. Why did Mr. Craven decide to come home?
A. Because he dreamt of his wife calling him.
B. Because he heard bad news about his unhealthy son.
C. Because he forgot a deeply painful death of his wife.
D. Because he received a letter informing about his wife.
E. Because he needed an urgent treatment of his madness.
10. From the story, what does the secret garden symbolize?
A. Mr. Craven’s hate of his son
B. Mr. Craven’s love to his unhealthy son
C. Mr. Craven’s anger on his gardener’s irresponsibility
D. Mr. Craven’s nightmare about his beloved’s sudden death
E. Mr. Craven’s mental disorder which was treated in a long-term course
Instructions: Decide whether the given statements are true (T) or false (F).
11. The door to the secret garden was locked for nine years ago.
True
False
Instructions: Decide whether the given statements are true (T) or false (F).
12. Martha went to visit her family whose family members are friendly and happy in spite of food shortage.
True
False
Instructions: Decide whether the given statements are true (T) or false (F).
13. Mrs. Sowerby bought a skipping-rope for Mary as a good-will gift.
True
False
Instructions: Decide whether the given statements are true (T) or false (F).
14. Mary had not liked anybody after she found the garden.
True
False
Instructions: Decide whether the given statements are true (T) or false (F).
15. Colin abandoned the secret garden and buried its key.
True
False
Instructions: Extend your creativity through your writing by answering the following question.
16. Which person do you like, or dislike, most in the story? Why? Write a few sentences to describe a person.
17. What can be added to the theme of the story "Oliver Twist"?
A. The tragedy of the young girl
B. The demolished children presented in the story
C. The children's sufferings
D. Children as distressed workers
E. All is correct.
18. Where was Oliver originally born?
A. In a workhouse
B. In a hospital
C. In a carrier
D. In a street
E. In a hut
19. How was Oliver brought up after his age was ten months old?
A. He was brought to a rich family in the town.
B. He was overlooked and left alone.
C. He was raised up in a good care.
D. He was paid and hired properly.
E. He was forced to work hard, but got no paid.
20. Which word is not related to the word "greed"?
A. Devouring
B. Meals
C. Nastiness
D. Starvation
E. Hungry
21. Oliver's mother died in a childbirth. Oliver, too young and pitied without relatives, became ...........
A robber
A houseworker
A cook
An orphan
A servant
22. What was implied in the following statement?
"It's a nasty trade. Young boys have been smothered inside of chimneys"
A. Mischievousness
B. Crime
C. Human trafficking
D. Hard-working
E. No correct answer
23. What kind of tone of voices the speaker uses in below statement?
"You have no parents of your own. Now you will have a kind and blessed gentleman help turn you into a man. It did cost the workhouse money. Three pounds to be exact. Three pounds for a naughty orphan that no one have ever loved"
A. Caring
B. Good will
C. Sarcasm
D. Sadness
E. Empathy
24. Which word is a synonym of the word "dreadful"?
1) critical
2) terrific
3) frightened
4) terrible
5) horrific
A. 1 and 2
B. 2 and 3
C. 3 and 4
D. 4 and 5
E. No correct answer
25. Noah had been jealous of Oliver's attention from Mr. Sowerberry. Noah started to...............Oliver in his usual ways. But this day, he felt more hateful than ever.
Which word is missing from the blank?
A. Pity
B. Empathize
C. Sympathize
D. Obey
E. Irritate
26. "He stood looking out at the vastness of the cold world. He looked up at the stars which seemed so far away. He gathered up the few belongings he had, tied them up in a handkerchief, and sat down to wait for the morning light to appear."
What can be assumed to be the character's feeling?
A. He found it is a difficult time to make decision.
B. He thought of his past.
C. He was lonely but hopeful.
D. He planned to revenge everyone whom treated him badly.
E. He was upset for his life.
27. Which word has the different meaning as struggles?
A. Troubles
B. Barriers
C. Difficulties
D. Obstacles
E. Blessings
28. Who adopted Oliver and encouraged him to pursue his future?
A. Mrs. Brownlow
B. Mr. Grimwig
C. Mr. Bumble
D. Mrs. Mann
E. Mrs. Bedwin
29. What did not the Fagin's gang teach Oliver?
A. Brutal creatures always misbehaved.
B. Would-be criminals grasped the chances.
C. Disobedient and illegal men deserved punishment.
D. Bad traits with terrible plans affected chaos.
E. Robbery caused people a better life.
30. Which is true (T) about Oliver's traits?
1) Treachery
2) Malice
3) Gratitude
4) Gentle
5) Mischievousness
6) Misbehave
A. 1 and 2
B. 2 and 3
C. 3 and 4
D. 4 and 5
E. 5 and 6
31. What did the speaker really feel in accordance with the statement as follows:
"He may never have known a mother's love or the comfort of a home. Please think of that before you allow them to have thrown him in prison. If I didn't have you, I could be where he is now."
A. Sorry
B. Sympathetic
C. Empathetic
D. Guilty
E. Harmful
32. How did Nancy's life last in the end?
A. She suicided herself at the riverside.
B. She was dreadfully murdered by the brutal creature.
C. She decided to escape from the gang.
D. She was confined in a prison.
E. She was fired away horribly without pitifulness.
33. What was Oliver's brother named?
A. Brownlow
B. Grimwig
C. Monks
D. Sikes
E. Edward
34. How was the end of Sikes's fate?
A. He fled to stay in Jacob's land.
B. He continued robbery for his living.
C. He formed his gang again.
D. He was killed by Tom and Harry.
E. He died of the sudden accident.
35. What was left by Agnes for Oliver after her poor death?
1) A rocket
2) A bracelet
3) A locket
4) A necklace
5) A bandage
6) A ring
A. 1 and 2
B. 2 and 4
C. 3 and 4
D. 5 and 6
E. 3 and 6
36. "Monks, Oliver's elder brother, hungered for the inheritance left by his father to his boy. So, he tempted Oliver to be a criminal by tricking Sikes for this plan."
Is this statement true?
A. True
B. False
37. Who was the man named Harry?
A. He was a strange man met accidentally by Mr. Brownlow.
B. He was Mr. Brownlow's cousin.
C. He was a business man hired by Mrs. Bumble.
D. He was a man whose love was truly given to Rose only.
E. He was a member of robbery gang.
38. After Agnes' property was split for Oliver and Monks, how did Monks live then?
A. He turned himself to be a workhouse owner.
B. He made a decision to be a priest.
C. He lived with Harry and Rose in the village church.
D. He confessed everything, yet still sank his life in criminal ways and died eventually.
E. He lost his inheritance and lived peacefully in a far-sighted land.
39. Comparing to Monks, Bates changed the way he used to behave and struggled to live in a better way.
From both men, what can be drawn from their experience?
A. Self-commitment encourages intrinsic motivation.
B. Social engagement arouses self-consciousness.
C. The most common motive of human is social respect.
D. Nothing defeats us, except ourselves.
E. All is correct.
40. What did Oliver use to memorize and honor his mother?
A. Tableau
B. Table
C. Notice
D. Tablet
E. Portrait
