WorksheetsLIT REVIEW: THANK YOU M'AM, TITANIC, AND SCHOLARSHIP JACKET
Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 39mins
First class accommodations were...
luxurious and fancy.
moderate or average.
new but very crowded.
old and outdated.
Second class accommodations on the Titanic were...
very fancy and luxurious.
old and outdated.
moderate or average but still new.
new but very crowded.
Third class accommodations on the Titanic were...
luxurious and fancy.
old and outdated.
moderate or average but still new.
small and crowded but new.
The text structure of "Exploring the Titanic" was...
problem and solution
description
compare and contrast
chronological order
Where was the Titanic's final destination?
New York
Plymouth
Ireland
France
After delivering the iceberg warning to the Captain, Bride thought that
the captain had reacted too strongly
the weather was beginning to change
the captain seemed unconcerned
Jack Phillips would be angry at him for taking so long
According to the selection, why were some passengers on deck playing football with pieces of ice after the collision?
They were sick of being confined to their cabins.
They were trying to sneak into the lifeboats.
The captain suggested they get some exercise.
They didn't realize the seriousness of the accident.
Why did the principal change his mind about giving the jacket to Marta?
He thought Martha needed encouragement.
Martha deserved the jacket and he felt guilty.
Martha told everyone about his conversation with Mr. Schmidt.
What is class valedictorian?
A boy who has the highest grade.
A girl who has the highest grade.
A boy or girl who has the highest grade.
A boy who has a jacket.
In the tradition, who was awarded the scholarship jacket?
the class valedictorian
the principal
the two teachers
the grandfather
Why did Martha expect to win the scholarship jacket?
She was rich.
She was Anglo.
She was optimistic.
She had been a straight-A student since the first grade.
One day, Martha overheard her two teachers
arguing about her.
talking about the principal.
cheating on a test.
talking about Martha's grandmother.
What teacher was on Martha's side?
Mr. Schmidt
Mr. Boone
none, it was the principal.
What statement demonstrates that Joann's father has influence in the small town?
He is on the Board and own the only store in town.
He owns the only store in town.
He is on the Board.
He is rich.
How do the readers infer that this story's conflict could be racial discrimination?
A teacher says, "Martha is Mexican..."
A teacher says, "I am racist."
The principal told Martha, "I don't like you."
Martha's grandfather worked on the field.
Why do you believe the principal did not look at Martha when he spoke with her in his office?
He was too busy to look at her.
The principal was blind.
The principal was most likely lying.
The principal was mad.
The scholarship jacket represented
racism.
discrimination.
years of hard work and expectation.
clothes.
Martha's grandfather helped her to know that the jacket
should be free because it was earned.
should be less money because it was bad quality.
should cost more because it was for the valedictorian.
should be fifteen dollars.
Why did the grandfather not want to pay for the scholarship jacket?
He did not have the money.
He had money, but he did not want to pay for the jacket.
He thought it was too much money.
He believed that a scholarship jacket should not cost.
What color was the scholarship jacket?
gold
gold and red
gold and green
green and purple
Martha speaks Spanish to her grandfather because
he likes when Martha speaks in Spanish.
he wants her to know the language.
it is the only language he knows.
Martha thinks her best quality is
athletic skill.
her artistic ability.
her intelligence.
her physical appearance.
Which sentence best expresses the main idea of this selection?
When she went to pick up her gym clothes, Martha overheard a conversation between two teachers that shocked and saddened her.
At Marta's school, the 8th grade valedictorian was traditionally awarded a beautiful green and gold jacket.
Although Marta had earned the scholarship jacket, she almost lost it to a less deserving student.
Marta's older sister had won the scholarship jacket, and Marta deeply wanted to win it is as well.
The most likely reason for the Board's new policy concerning the scholarship jacket is that the members
think the jacket costs too much to give away
wants everyone to have an equal chance
hold a grudge against Marta's grandfather
want the daughter of a powerful Board member to get it
