WorksheetsNBTT Unit Test Study Guide
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 16mins
Who said this quote?
"My love of literature - which has served me so well all these years - is perhaps not enough."
Dr. Doane
Miss Narwin
Mr. Lunser
Mrs. Malloy
Who said this quote?
"You know, I'm - we're no great, well, you know, big patriots...I don't think we even own a flag."
Philip Mallow
Mrs. Malloy
Mr. Malloy
Ted Griffin
Who said this quote?
"I like Miss Narwin."
Allison Doresset
Philip Malloy
Mrs. Malloy
Cynthia Gambia
Who said this quote?
"What I say is - most emphatically - what is the point of installing computers - which my generation never seemed to need - and at great cost - if our young people are not allowed to practice the elemental values of American patriotism?
Mr. Malloy
Dr. Albert Seymor
Ted Griffin
Dr. Doane
Who said this quote?
“I’m always telling you guys – it’s what sports is all about – a rule is a rule-to get along you have to play along.”
Coach Jamison
Ted Griffin
Mr. Malloy
Dr. Palleni
Who said this quote?
“While it may appear to be an April Fools’ Day Joke, tenth grader Philip Malloy was suspended for singing the national anthem…”
Dr. Doane
Margaret Narwin
Jennifer Steward
Dr. Palleni
Who said this quote?
“I almost thought he was going to start crying…I talked with my sister and she said that Philip could go to school in their district.”
Jennifer Stewart
Margaret Narwin
Mrs. Malloy
Anita Wigham
Who said this quote?
“People scream if the kids are not educated. Then they scream if you ask for the money to do it…I want to see the file on this Narwin woman.”
Dr. Seymour
Dr. Palleni
Dr. Doane
Mr. Duval
Who said this quote?
"Miss Narwin, I am truly interested in getting out your story. It's been awfully one-sided."
Mr. Duval
Mr. Lunser
Dr. Doane
Jennifer Stewart
Who said this quote?
"Let's go! Let's go! Seats! My God, it's Philip Malloy, Harrison High's own Uncle Sam."
Mr. Benison
Mr. Lunser
Todd Becker
Ken Barchett
infraction
breaking of a bone
breaking of a rule
past grievances
botched
ruined through clumsiness
numerical data
tending to create hostility
statistics
numerical data
not clearly or easily seen
past grievances
gratifying
fair
basic
satisfying
provocative
tending to give rise to anger or exasperation
boisterous or harsh
to arouse interest
provocative
tending to give rise to anger or exasperation
boisterous or harsh
to arouse interest
bygones
past grievances
anger
fair
tension
not clearly or easily seen
tending to give rise to anger
underlying hostility or strain in a relationship
obscure
ruined through clumsiness
not clearly or easily seen, understood, or expressed
tending to give rise to anger or exasperation
intrigue
to arouse emotion or interest
tending to give rise to anger
to ruin through clumsiness
condone
to overlook, forgive, or disregard
to ruin through clumsiness
tending to give rise to anger or exasperation
animosity
tending to give rise to anger or exasperation
underlying strain in a relationship
open hostility; anger
elemental
fair
basic
boisterous or harsh
raucous
boisterous or harsh
fair
basic
equitable
underlying strain in a relationship
basic
fair
During the medal ceremonies at the Olympics, the national _________________ of the gold medal winner is played to show pride for the hard work and dedication of the athlete.
anthem
petition
steadfast
middling
Gun control laws are ______________________ in America, and many debate and argue about keeping their rights.
controversial
middling
steadfast
supportive
facilitate
to set apart
to act as someone
to make easier
to break a rule
obscure
not easily seen or understood
not wavering
rudeness
set apart
What is the actual truth behind Philip’s suspension from school?
Miss Narwin suspended him for singing the National Anthem.
Dr. Palleni suspended him for being sent out of class twice in one week for causing a disturbance in class.
Dr. Doane suspended him for refusing to apologize to Miss Narwin
Dr. Palleni suspended him for breaking the rule that states that singing during the National Anthem is not allowed.
How does Ted Griffen use this conflict for his own benefit?
He uses the situation to get back at Miss Narwin because she divorced him.
He wants to be famous around the town of Harrison.
He reports it to the paper in his interview and puts in all his election speeches
He is passionate about school reform and wants to change how the school district works.
Irony is a contrast between expectation and reality. It is ironic that Philip —
doesn’t know the words to the anthem
runs track at Harrison High after the incident
passes English at the end of the year
likes Mr. Lunser’s homeroom better
