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SC Ready mixed review

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The first-person point of view allows the reader to understand the--

a)

reason why the narrator removed the letter

b)

actions of the seventh grade girls

c)

narrator's perspective of himself

d)

inner thoughts of Mr. Sorenson

2.

Which of the following best describes how the narrator is feeling?

a)

important

b)

invincible

c)

popular

d)

happy

3.

With what opinion would the author most likely agree?

a)

standardized tests are unfair

b)

standardized tests are worthless

c)

standardized tests are essential

d)

standardized tests are inevitable

4.

Why did the author write this passage?

a)

to persuade schools to remove testing

b)

to create an exciting perspective on testing

c)

to describe how testing might be improved

d)

to inform people about the flaws in testing

5.

The dialogue in the passage helps the reader---

a)

see why Mrs. Baker is a problem

b)

learn what the dad thinks

c)

hear about the family business

d)

understand the family dynamics

6.

How does the description of the "earthquake" contribute to the development of the plot?

a)

The description explains why Kiva is so upset about her life situation

b)

The description explains why Kiva is unable to help others

c)

The description foreshadows the future fate of Kiva

d)

The description foreshadows more trouble coming

7.

At the end of this passage, Kiva most likely feels...

a)

scared because this has never happened before

b)

sad because she had to leave family behind

c)

concerned about the people screaming

d)

relieved to be outside and in a safe place.

8.

Which text structure does the author use in this passage?

a)

descriptive

b)

problem solution

c)

cause and effect

d)

sequencing

9.

Which clue in the passage suggests the battle is just for pretend?

a)

"cannon aimed over the heads of the calvary"

b)

"a letter opener, an ink jar, and a line of fountain pens"

c)

"Darwinist monsters loomed behind them, ready to devour anyone who dared retreat"

d)

"the attack had almost begun when Prince Aleksandr thought"

10.

Which of the following best describes the narrator’s main conflict in the story?

a)

He got in trouble for something he didn’t do.

b)

He is worried about what Doug Swieteck will do next.

c)

He doesn’t understand why Mrs. Baker hates him.

d)

He wanted to make up with Mrs. Baker but can’t.