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WorksheetsUnit 3: Deep Dive Into Literature Review
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 30mins
Which event foreshadows (hints at) a conflict between Ralph and Jack in Lord of the Flies?
the boys exploring the island together
Ralph standing on his head
the out-of-control fire
their bickering over Jack's hesitation in hunting the pig
Read this excerpt from Lord of the Flies.
Ralph moved impatiently. The trouble was, if you were a chief you had to think, you had to be wise. And then the occasion slipped by so that you had to grab at a decision. This made you think; because thought was a valuable thing, that got results.
Only, decided Ralph as he faced the chief's seat, I can't think. Not like Piggy.
Once more that evening Ralph had to adjust his values. Piggy could think.
What does this excerpt reveal?
Ralph understands that Piggy should not be outcast and disregarded.
Ralph believes he is being manipulated by Piggy.
Ralph believes Piggy is in great danger from the other boys.
Ralph thinks Piggy is planning to form a group of his own.
Which event foreshadows (hints at) the boys' descent into savagery in Lord of the Flies?
Samneric fall asleep while watching the signal fire.
Jack punches Piggy in the stomach and smacks his glasses off.
Ralph is irritated that only Simon helps him to build huts on the beach.
Piggy insists that there is no beast living on the island.
How does Simon contribute to the plot of Lord of the Flies?
He challenges Ralph's ability to lead the boys.
He settles problems among the boys.
He leads a group of hunters.
He understands where the beast comes from.
At the end of the novel, Jack thinks about declaring himself the leader of the boys to the naval officer, but then changes his mind.
How does this decision help resolve the main conflict in Lord of the Flies?
It absolves him from the guilt of Simon's death.
He has finally given his consent for Ralph to lead the group.
His action allows the boys to be rescued at last.
It shows that he has become the best leader among the boys.
Read the excerpt from Lord of the Flies.
Roger edged past the chief, only just avoiding pushing him with his shoulder. The yelling ceased, and Samneric lay looking up in quiet terror. Roger advanced upon them as one wielding a nameless authority.
How has the novel's island setting changed Roger?
He has come to believe that all life is sacred.
He has come to believe that he cannot follow his own will.
He has come to believe that there are no consequences for bad behavior.
He has come to believe that he is a better leader than Jack.
Based on evidence in this passage, how Piggy changed from the beginning of the story? Explain your answer. Bonus: WHY do you think he has changed in this way?
Which sentence uses the word naive properly (correctly)?
The naive crowd booed and jeered until the band left the stage.
The landscaping was beautiful and naive.
Shelly was naive to trust giving her money to the salesman she had just met.
The sun was naive in the sky.
Read the sentence.
Harry wanted the contract signed immediately, but the band balked because its members resented giving the manager 15 percent of their fees.
Which word best defines the word balked?
stalled
agreed
failed
challenged
Read the sentence.
The girl followed the path around the moors, being careful not to get her only pair of boots wet in the soggy soil.
Based on the context clues, what is the best definition of the word moors?
swampy land
high plains
mountains
forest
How can you correct a run on sentence?
Add in a period.
Use a semicolon, when appropriate.
Use a comma with a conjunction word, when appropriate.
All of the above.
Sam is a great singer Sarah still needs some practice.
Which answer choice BEST revises the run-on sentence?
Sam is a great singer if Sarah still needs some practice.
Sam is a great singer, but Sarah still needs some practice.
Sam is a great singer because Sarah still needs some practice.
Sam is a great singer and Sarah still needs some practice.
Read the sentence.
I always wanted to get a dog last week, my mom finally said I could get one!
Which answer choices BEST revise the run-on sentence?
I always wanted to get a dog. Last week, my mom finally said I could get one!
I always wanted to get a dog, last week, my mom finally said I could get one!
I always wanted to get a dog last week. My mom finally said I could get one!
I always wanted to get a dog, and last week, my mom finally said I could get one!
Read the excerpt from "Superhero 101: A Dog's Day."
Blade immediately noticed Trace's countenance and followed his gaze. She was the most intuitive and observant of the group.
Which word in the excerpt helps the reader know the meaning of intuitive?
observant
countenance
gaze
noticed
Read the sentence from "Superhero 101: A Dog's Day."
"What is wrong with you two?" Liam, who was more interested in saving his ice cream than saving the world, asked before they had a chance to explain.
How does this sentence characterize Liam?
He is not as observant as the others and does not pick up on clues very well.
He is more concerned about himself than about being a superhero.
He is the shy and quiet one of the group.
His superpower is hyper-focusing.
Firrst, read the passage in this link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-WOHaotY4bO1hBq_1OabJtrHLAOn6SR0yO1JlSDR5U8/edit?usp=sharing
In "Superhero 101: A Family Secret," how do Trace's thoughts about his family contribute to the development of the theme that assumptions can be harmful to relationships?
Trace has been angry with his grandfather because he made incorrect assumptions about him.
Trace assumes his grandmother has been waiting for him to reveal some important news.
Trace assumes that his grandparents had understood his reasons for missing events.
Trace assumes that his parents would be disappointed in him.
Re-read the passage, if needed: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-WOHaotY4bO1hBq_1OabJtrHLAOn6SR0yO1JlSDR5U8/edit?usp=sharing
In “Superhero 101: A Family Secret,” Trace misses his grandmother’s birthday party and visits her to apologize.
How does this incident provoke Trace to make a decision?
It forces him to lie to his grandmother to conceal who he really is.
It forces him to admit his anger at his grandfather.
He doesn't want to admit that he missed the party on purpose.
He wants a reason to ask about his parents.
