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Worksheets5.09 Test Review
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
Which statement best describes the narrator's viewpoint of Aunt Gold Teeth’s beliefs about religion?
He believes she is a devote Hindu who truly believes her prayers will bring results.
He thinks she is an opportunist, practicing whichever religion gives her the best advantage at the time.
He thinks she is more worried about her husband than religion but will try anything to make him well.
The writer's attitude toward the subject, shown by word choice and style is which literary element?
Tone
Mood
characterization
point of view
Unifying element - it ties all of the other elements of fiction together
mood
point of view
symbolism
central idea
universal idea, lesson, or message explored in the story
characterization
theme
inciting incident
alliteration
Someone telling you his or her own story
First person point of view
Third person point of view
second person point of iew
omniscient point of view
an all knowing narrator
first person
second person
third person
omniscient
the beliefs, social actions, and traits of a racial, religious, or social group
culture
setting
characterization
understatement
what is the central idea of the poem "The Pardah Nashin"
religious traditions bring happiness
cultural practices are necessary
locking women away robs them of their dignity
In the Indian society of "The Pardah Nashin", how does society view women
independent and able to make their own choices
equal to men
needing to be protected to ensure saftey
powerful and influential
Giving human qualities and atributes to objects is which literary device?
characterization
alliteration
tone
personification
What is the theme of "The Poison Tree"?
freedom is the key to happiness
women must be protected
love is everywhere
The following sentence uses which type of point of view:
"All of the students walked into the room feeling nervous and scared"
first person
second person
third person omniscient
what is the theme of "In a Native Village"?
love your neighbors
you get what you give
vengeance is not always the sweetest reward
