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WorksheetsUnit 3: All that Glitters Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is situational irony?
an event occurs that contradicts the expectations of the characters, readers, or the audience.
an event that occurs when the audience knows something that the main characters do not.
a statement in which the speaker’s words are incongruous with the speaker's intent
What location has the treasure from "The Secret: A Treasure Hunt" have been found?
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Chicago
New Orleans
In the article, The Thrill of the Chase, what did Fenn put in his treasure chest?
gold coins
gold nuggets
jade carvings
gift cards
What happens to the king's daughter when she hugs her father?
She vanishes
She turns to silver
She spontaneously combusts
She turns to gold
What wish does the stranger grant to King Midas?
The ability to fly
The ability to turn invisible
The ability to turn whatever he touches to gold
The ability to turn whatever he touches to silver
In the poem, Money, what repeatedly happens at the children's house?
The parents tell their children to save their money rather than spend it
People come to the door asking for help of some kind and they are turned away
People come to the door asking for help of some kind and they are given what they need
The parents tell their children to never help anyone
In the poem, The Good Life, for what is the speaker nostalgic?
She is nostalgic for the time when she was in high school
She is nostalgic for the time when she was in grade school
She is nostalgic for the time when she lived on coffee and bread
She is nostalgic for the time when she lived on ramen and tea
In "The Secret: A Treasure Hunt", what was the symbolism is present throughout the poems?
Greek Gods and Goddess
Soldiers from past wars
Immigrants that came to America
Egyptian Gods and Goddess
In the poem, "Avarice", what does the main character do at age six?
She chewed off pen caps
She counts engagement rings
She counts gold coins
She chewed off seven porcelain buttons
What does Monsieur Loisel do to pay for the replacement necklace?
He steals money from the bank to buy a replacement necklace.
He sells everything to buy a replacement necklace.
He uses his own money to buy a replacement necklace
He borrows money to buy a replacement necklace
What steps does Madame Loisel take to dress for the party in way she feels is appropriate?
She buys a new dress and borrows a diamond necklace from her friend Madame Forestier
She buys a diamond necklace and borrows a dress from her friend Madame Forestier
She buys a new dress and borrows a diamond necklace from her friend Monsieur Forestier
She doesn't buy anything and goes to the party with a dress and necklace she already has
At the beginning of the story, why is Madame Loisel unhappy with her life?
She is rich but is unhappy with the things she has
She is poor and desires the fine things in life that money can buy
She is rich but is unhappy with the things she has
She is poor but is happy with the things she has
What is a paradox?
to set aside, to assign or portion
recorded history, narrative, to write the history of
statement, fact, or situation inconsistent with accepted beliefs
first in importance; election to pick political party's candidate
What is a chronicle?
to reach a conclusion by reasoning
recorded history, narrative, to write the history of
statement, fact, or situation inconsistent with accepted beliefs
to set aside, to assign or portion
What is allocate?
first in importance; election to pick political party's candidate
recorded history, narrative, to write the history of
to set aside, to assign or portion
statement, fact, or situation inconsistent with accepted beliefs
What is deduce?
to reach a conclusion by reasoning
to set aside, to assign or portion
first in importance; election to pick political party's candidate
statement, fact, or situation inconsistent with accepted beliefs
What is primary?
first in importance; election to pick political party's candidate
to set aside, to assign or portion
to reach a conclusion by reasoning
recorded history, narrative, to write the history of
What is first person point of view?
narrator uses first person pronouns and are apart of the action
narrator uses you pronouns and belongs to the person/people
narrator uses third person pronouns and stands outside of the action
What is third person point of view?
narrator uses first person pronouns and are apart of the action
narrator uses you pronouns and belongs to the person/people
narrator uses third person pronouns and stands outside of the action
Why did the people bury everything of Tutankhamun's with him?
They wanted him to have everything with him when he went to the afterlife
They buried everything with him so they knew where it was in order to keep track of it
They wanted it in one place to go back later to take it
They wanted to preserve it for the future
