WorksheetsOther Words for Home: Part 4 Review Quiz
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
Which statement accurately summarizes the events at the ultrasound appointment?
The technician is unfriendly and quiet, and she stares too long at Mama’s hijab.
The baby has an uneven heartbeat, so the technician schedules a second ultrasound.
Mama makes Jude and the technician laugh and finds out the baby is a girl.
Jude translates between Mama and the technician initially, then waits in the hall.
When Mama is confronted by a stranger at the end of Chapter III, what is conveyed through the following example of figurative language? "The snake of fear uncoils in my stomach. I am frozen for a moment” (Warga 188).
Jude’s fear is turning to anger at this stranger’s words.
The stranger’s words make Jude nervous and afraid.
Jude’s fear of snakes is taking over her ability to speak.
Jude is nervous when she has to use English with strangers.
In what way are Sarah’s comments about Layla on the day of sledding ironic?
Sarah used to be friends with Layla but now behaves in an unfriendly way toward her.
Sarah’s reasons for bringing Layla on the outing are based on an incorrect assumption.
Sarah says Layla acts like she is from somewhere else, but Layla was born in America.
Sarah wants to get to know Layla, but she must ask Jude for an introduction.
What effect does Jude regularly remembering Issa have on the story?
It reminds the reader of one of the challenges Jude and her mom faced moving to a new country.
It illustrates a common worry that siblings often feel for each other.
It demonstrates the pain it causes a family when an older child makes a decision his or her parents do not fully support.
It creates a picture of what Jude thinks about.
What does Jude reveal on the day of sledding that surprises Sarah, Mina, Harper, and Sloane?
Layla’s parents own a restaurant.
She has never been sledding before.
Omar made the soccer team.
She plans to try out for the musical.
All of the following help to explain why Mama didn’t mail Jude’s letters to Fatima EXCEPT:
Mama hasn’t heard from Fatima and Auntie Amal.
She completely forgot because she’s been busy getting ready for the baby.
Mama doesn’t know for sure if Fatima and Auntie Amal are safe.
Mama knows there have been some unfortunate events for those who stayed in Syria.
After she discovers the unsent letters to Fatima, what does Jude realize as she confronts Mama?
If Jude had asked to call Fatima on the computer, she would have learned the truth sooner.
Mama never mailed the letters because she had an argument with Aunt Amal before leaving.
Their unspoken worries impact what Jude and Mama do and do not reveal to each other.
If Fatima went to Lebanon, she could soon emigrate to the U.S. like Layla’s parents.
What does feign mean?
to make fun of
give a false appearance of
to be really hungry
give a rude remark to
What prompts Jude to perform her audition with a degree of defiance and pride?
Sarah’s eye rolling and whispering to friends
Layla’s insistence that she should do sets
Mrs. Ravenswood’s comments about her English
the director’s mispronunciation of her name
What change did Jude make once she became a woman?
She wore a head scarf.
She started dressing differently.
She started being mean to her mother.
She got a boyfriend.
What does the following line reveal about the students who are trying out for the play? “There are so many people in the auditorium and all of them have racing hearts and sweaty palms” (Warga 221).
All the students are excited and ready to get started.
The students do not want to try out, but they were forced to by their parents.
All the students feel nervous and anxious for try-outs.
The students are exhausted from school and probably getting sick.
