WorksheetsVocabulary Quiz B Unit 2
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
Which sentence uses the vocabulary word correctly?
She was horrified and then she feinted.
He was overjoyed and tried to mediocre attention.
Our reputations were sullied by the poor review.
Which sentence uses the vocabulary word correctly?
Russians are seeking to subjugate Ukraine.
He was overjoyed and tried to mediocre attention.
The meeting would likely be terse sense it would take the entire day.
Which sentence uses the vocabulary word correctly?
Covid variations would likely proliferate because of the lack of vaccines.
He appeared alien when they realized he knew everyone in the school.
The meeting would likely be terse sense it would take the entire day.
She was (a) since she would not change her mind.
His (a) behavior was an indication of his troubled past.
Lucrative is........
having a pleasant appearance
profitable
to strengthen; build up
to make up for; to repay
Fodder is........
having a pleasant appearance
feasible request
to strengthen; build up
raw material for a designated purpose
Fortify is........
having a pleasant appearance
having a pleasing appearance
to strengthen; build up
to make up for; to repay
Alien is........
having a pleasant appearance
profitable
foreign
to make up for; to repay
3. Which is true about setting as an element in Creative Nonfiction?
The setting in CNF is always at the narrator's home.
The setting in CNF is based on a real world.
The setting in CNF is usually imaginary.
Setting is not applicable in CNF.
5. What point of view is commonly used in Creative Nonfiction, such as in personal narratives?
First Person
Third Person Omniscient
Third Person Limited
Second Person
10. What do all forms of CNF have in common EXCEPT?
They are all factual.
CNF is more personal. Uses the "I" pronoun.
Uses scene.
Academic Essays
She could feel the grass between her toes...... This is an example of ________________________________
plot
fiction
imagery
climax
What is the protagonist of a story?
the main character
supporting character
the narrator
the "bad guy"
