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WorksheetsFinal Reading Assessment
Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 27mins
What is foreshadowing?
the message the author was trying to come across
a state of affairs or an event that seems deliberately contrary to what one expects and is often amusing as a result.
a symbol that is used to represent something else
hints an event yet to come
it alludes back to a historic event or object
what does this sentence show?
I found a weapon under her bed and a crime plot.
Irony; because the weapon is being used for the crime
Foreshadowing; because it is showing a crime might come later on
Symbolism; because the weapon is a symbol of the devil
Allusion; it alludes back to historic weapons used to commit crimes
Hyperbole; it is exagerating the fact they found a weapon
Where did Elie's mother and sister die?
Sighet
Buna
Buchenwald
Auschwitz
Budapest
Where was Idek a Kapo?
Buna
Sighet
Budapest
Auschwitz
Buchenwald
Where did Elie's father (Chlomo) die?
Buna
Auschwitz
Budapest
Sighet
Buchenwald
Where was Elie's home?
Budapest
Sighet
Buna
Auschwitz
Buchenwald
Where was the anti-Semeitic activity located?
Buchenwald
Buna
Budapest
Auschwitz
Sighet
What was the Auschwitz slogan?
Work Makes You Free/ Work For Liberty
Live, Love, Laugh
Survive Until You Die
May the Lord be with You
Work and Listen And You Will Live
Why where Elie's shoes not taken?
they were too old
they were too new
he hid them
he cleaned them
they were covered in mud
Why was the hanging of the pipel so emocional?
His last words were "Survive for me, and the rest of us"
His last words were "Pray I go to Heaven"
He looked like a corspe even before death
He was so young and angelic
Abondoning his father was a concern of Elie's so he....
unalived himself
begged the soldiers to bring him back
prayed to God for help
followed him and blended with the crowd
What did Elie's father do when he saw the importance of the spoon and knife?
he kept it to defend himself
he sold it
he traded it
he used it to help a poor man
he felt it was important to leave them to Elie as an inheritance
What instrument did Juliek play?
drums
violin
clarinet
guittar
harmonica
What did Juliek play on his violin?
Sebastian Bach
Louis Armstrong
Beethoven
Humphrey Bogart
Where was Juliek when he played his violin?
Sighet
Chlomo
Gleiwitz
Budapest
Buna
Whom does Elie first begin to hate?
The officer at Buna, because he was the first to show brutality
The Germans, because they were the first to show brutality
Hungarian Police, because they were the first to show brutality
His father, because he was the first to show brutality
The Lord, because he didn't help them
What were the conditions like in the cattlecars?
doors were nailed shut
were hot and thirsty
packed wth over 80
very little air
pure fearful silence
What was Elie's reaction to Madame Schachter's son when he was upset?
Elie has never seen an adult lose control
He started to feel uneasy and vomitted
He interrupted the situation
The situation made him jump of the cattle car
Her son is consoling her and being the "adult"
Why did the Pipel and two other men get hanged?
they stole soup
they weren't working hard enough
they commited the crime of sabotage
they left their assigned area to work
they interrupted the Kapo and the girl
Why was the violin so important to Juliek?
His grandfather passed it down
it was his last object to remind him of better days
it was his inheritance
he hand-made it
it was the most expensive thing he had to sell/trade
Why did Elie ask this lady, years later, to stop throwing money to the poor?
Elie didn't think they needed the money and he wanted to do it first
he didn't like the way she tossed it, it looked boring
he was surprised as to why she would do that
because he did
it reminded him of the bread crumbs being tossed into the cattle cars for the German's amusement
How does Elie feel after his father's death?
He feels guilty and like Rabbi's son
He laughs mainiacly
He drops down and starts sobbing
He feels "free at last" without the burden of his father on his shoulders
He feels as if his father could have lived so much longer if he had just stayed quiet and listened
What does Irony mean?
a symbol that is used to represent something else
hints an event yet to come
it alludes back to a historic event or object
the message the author was trying to come across
a state of affairs or an event that seems deliberately contrary to what one expects and is often amusing as a result
comparing two object without using like or as
What does this sentence show?
My enemy became my best friend.
simile; because it uses like and as
hyperbole; because it is exagerrated
allusion; because the best friend is a historic person
foreshadowing; because it hints that they will soon be enemies again
irony; because it is opposite of what you would expect
What is Symbolism?
the message the author was trying to come across
hints an event yet to come
it alludes back to a historic event or object
a state of affairs or an event that seems deliberately contrary to what one expects and is often amusing as a result
a symbol that is used to represent something else
What does this sentence show?
The Statue of Liberty is a symbol of freedom.
Symbolism; because it shows that the object "The Statue of Liberty" has a symbol.
Irony; because you would not expect the Statue of Liberty to be a symbol of freedom
Simile; because it is comparing using like or as
Metaphor; because it is comparing without using like or as
Foreshadowing; because it is saying our freedom will make the Statue of Liberty fall
What is an Allusion?
the message the author was trying to come across
a state of affairs or an event that seems deliberately contrary to what one expects and is often amusing as a result.
hints an event yet to come
a symbol that is used to represent something else
it alludes back to a historic event or object
What does this sentence show?
He is truly a Romeo with the ladies.
Foreshadowing; it shows that in the future he will have 199 wives
Hyberbole; it is very, very exagerrated
Allusion; because it alludes back to the historic person, Romeo
Irony; because he was very ugly and rude
What is Hyperbole?
an exaggeration
a sentence comparing without using like or as
a comparison using like or as
a state of affairs or an event that seems deliberately contrary to what one expects and is often amusing as a result.
a symbol that is used to represent something else
hints an event yet to come
What does this sentence show?
I'm so hungry I could eat a horse!
Allusion; it is alluding back to the story of Adam and Eve
Metaphor; it is comparing horse and hungry
Simile; it is comparing horse and hungry
Hyperbole; it is an exaggeration, you wouldn't actually eat a horse
Symbolism; it is saying that a horse is a of symbol hunger
What is a Theme?
the message the author was trying to come across
a state of affairs or an event that seems deliberately contrary to what one expects and is often amusing as a result.
a symbol that is used to represent something else
hints an event yet to come
it alludes back to a historic event or object
What does this sentence show if a book is about how dogs and cats don't actually rain from the sky?
Sadly, you won't be seeing those cats and dogs fall during Spring.
Allusion; cats and dogs have lived for longer than you can imagine
Foreshadowing; it shows that in the future that will happen
Theme; because it shows what the book is about
What is a Simile?
the message the author was trying to come across
a state of affairs or an event that seems deliberately contrary to what one expects and is often amusing as a result.
a symbol that is used to represent something else
a comparison using like or as
a comparison NOT using like or as
What does this sentence show?
My heart was like a shattered glass when I got the news.
Metaphor
Simile
What is a Metaphor?
a comparison NOT using like or as
a comparison using like or as
What does this sentence show?
The second I heard the news my heart dropped.
Simile
Metaphor
Who was Chlomo?
a Kapo
Elie's friend
Elie's dad
a Jewish teacher
Who was Moshe the Beadle?
Elie's Jewish teacher
Elie's cousin
a Kapo
Elie's friend
Who was Akiba Drumer?
Elie's Jewish teacher
Elie's friend
a victim of the Holocaust who lost faith in God
a horrible Kapo who treated everyone cruelly
a kind Kapo who secretly cared about the Jews
Who was Madame Schachter?
Elie's mother
a woman who went crazy in the cattle cars, she was with her 10 yr old son
Elie's aunt
The lady who worked at the nursery caring for the injured Jews
Who was Juliek?
Elie's cousin
a professional violinist
Elie's friend
a young musician, whom Elie meets at Auschwitz
Who were Tibi and Yosi?
Elie's cousins
twins that were experimented on
two brothers whom Elie became friendly to
Who was Dr. Josef Mengele?
a cruel doctor who presides over the elections and arrivals at the camps
a Dr. in the infirmiry
a teacher
Who was Idek?
Elie's Kapo in Buna (electrical warehouse equipment area)
a family friend
Elie's uncle
Elie's father
Who was Franek?
A Kapo at Auschwitz
A doctor
Elie's cruel foreman at Buna
a friend
Who was Rabbi Eliahou?
A devout Rabbi whose son abondons him
A Rabbi who was forced to shave peoples heads
WHo was Zalman?
A Kapo who was in harge of keepng equipment in the infirmarary clean
a fellow prisoner
A friend
A Doctor
Who was Meir Katz?
Elie's mom
Elie's aunt
A doctor who is kind
Chlomo's friend from Buna
Who was Stein?
A foreman
A Kapo
Elie's relative from Antwerp, Belguim
A friend
a random dude
Who was Hilda?
Elie's youngest sister
Elie's middle sister
Elie's oldest sister
Elie's mother
Elie's aunt
Who was Bea?
Elie's youngest sister
Elie's middle sister
Elie's oldest sister
Elie's mother
Elie's aunt
Who was Tzipora?
Elie's youngest sister
Elie's middle sister
Elie's oldest sister
Elie's mother
Elie's aunt
