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WorksheetsEnglish 10 Practice Final Exam
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 23mins
What is the setting of The Great Gatsby?
New York City during the 1820's
San Francisco during the Gold Rush
New England during the Harlem Renaissance
In and around New York City during the 1920's
Who is the narrator of The Great Gatsby?
Daisy Buchanan
Jay Gatsby
Nick Carraway
Tom Buchanan
What color is the light at the end of the dock? (in Gatsby)
blue
orange
green
yellow
Where do the Wilsons live?
East Egg
West Egg
The Valley of Ashes
Harlem
How is Nick related to the Buchanans?
He is Gatsby's neighbor
He is Daisy's cousin
He is Tom's cousin
He went to school with George
Which neighborhood is "old money"?
East Egg
West Egg
Harlem
Jersey City
What is Gatsby's given name?
James Ratz
Jonesy Batz
James Gatz
John Gatsby
What are the eyes of Dr. TJ Eckelberg and what do they represent?
They are a billboard ad for an eye doctor, they represent the eyes of God
They are a billboard ad for The Valley of Ashes, they represent Nick's outsider perspective
They are a billboard ad for a mechanic, they represent the American Dream
They are a billboard ad for a car dealership, they represent a man's desires
If I were to "feign amusement" at a joke you told, it means that I ________
am fake laughing
offended by it
genuinely thought it was funny
wasn't paying attention
The student __________ grabbed her phone from the cell phone organizer in the classroom when Ms. V wasn't looking.
obnoxiously
discreetly
lethargically
languidly
What's another word for "implore"?
answer
support
question
beg
I am ___________ that summer is almost here!
sporadic
languid
ecstatic
discreet
Because my clothes were askew after my nap, my mom said I looked ___________.
disheveled
discreet
lethargic
lazy
Which of the following would you see the narrator use if a book is written in first person?
I, we
You
They, them, she, her, he, him
None of these
What is the first novel Charlie's English teacher assigns him (Perks of Being a Wallflower)?
Lolita
Catcher in the Rye
Slaughterhouse Five
To Kill a Mockingbird
Who has the nickname "Nothing"?
Charlie
Patrick
Sam
Bill
How does Brad feel about his relationship with Patrick?
indifferent
uninterested
ashamed
happy
What does Patrick give Charlie for Christmas?
a Beatles record
a typewriter
a suit
a poem
What happened on Charlie's 7th birthday?
he kissed a girl
his aunt died
his family forgot about it
his father beat him
Mary Elizabeth is ___________
pensive
talkative
preppy
athletic
What does Charlie get in trouble for at school?
skipping school
getting in fight
calling someone a homophobic slur
cheating on a test
At the end of the story, Sam encourages Charlie to _________
stop doing drugs
ask her out
stop being a wallflower
start seeing a psychiatrist
What trauma has Charlie been through when he was younger?
He was physically abused by his dad
His sister had an abortion
His aunt molested him
He attempted suicide in 5th grade
What is the setting of Macbeth?
21st century Scotland
11th century Scotland
12th century Denmark
15th century Norway
What kind of play is Macbeth?
History
Comedy
Tragedy
Romance
(Macbeth) What literary devices are used in the following line: “Look like th; innocent flower, but be the serpent under’t”
metaphor and simile
allusion and metaphor
simile and alliteration
alliteration and metaphor
When a character in a play speaks their thoughts out loud whether or not anyone is listening, it's called a _______________________.
soliloquy
monologue
speech
epilogue
Who killed King Duncan?
Macbeth
Lady Macbeth
Macduff
the King's guards
What is the literary device where a writer gives an advance hint of what is to come later in the story?
alliteration
allusion
foreshadowing
dramatic irony
In Act 3, scene 4, Macbeth says “Approach thou like the rugged Russian bear, The armed rhinoceros, or th’ Hyrcan tiger.” What literary device is used in this line?
alliteration
simile
metaphor
allusion
When another work (literary work, Bible, Greek Mythology, popular events, etc) is referenced in the play/text, it's a(n)_____________.
alliteration
allusion
metaphor
foreshadowing
What does it mean to "make haste"?
to prepare for guests
to hurry
to be quiet
to be very still
What happened to Fleance?
he was killed by the murderers that Macbeth hired
he escaped
it's not clear what happened to him
he was accidentally killed by his father's horse
Who kills Macbeth?
Macduff
Malcolm
Donalbain
Banquo
The witches' prophecy stated that "no man born of a woman" could harm Macbeth. In what way was Macduff technically not "born of a woman"?
Macduff was born a female and is trans
His mom had a rough time in labor and died just as Macduff was being born
His mom had a C-section
Macduff doesn't successfully kill Macbeth
