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WorksheetsReview - 3U - Literature - 1º Básico
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 9mins
How do we call someone who writes drama?
writer
playwright
poet
novelist
What's the difference between dialogue and monologue?
A dialogue is funny, and a monologue is boring.
A dialogue is a long speech by one character, and a monologue includes two or more characters.
A dialogue appears in movies and shows, while a monologue only happens in plays.
A dialogue is a conversation among characters, and a monologue is a long speech from one character.
This is the bracketed text that indicates how the characters have to move and the actions they have to do. For example: [Tom Holland hugs Zendaya off stage]
(a)
My Head is Full of Starshine
How was the narrator of this dialogue?
She writes poems and is a little bit disorganized.
She loves insects and math.
She is mean and doesn't go to her friends' parties.
She was boring and didn't like herself.
My Head is Full Of Starshine
Pam is the narrator's best friend, how is she?
Pam is very creative and loves English class.
Pam had a lot of parties, but hated to wear dresses.
Pam is levelheaded, organized and realistic, she loves science.
Pam is free, creative, and disorganized.
What type of text is "My Head is Full of Starshine"?
Aside
Monologue
Conversation
Dialogue
What is the main idea of "My Head is Full of Starshine"?
It's okay to be different from others, you can still be friends with people who are different from you.
Everyone should be friends with people who like the same things.
It's not okay to be creative, and people will laugh at you if you're different.
Everyone should be creative, hate insects, and love English.
Does the narrator like the fact that she's different from Pam?
No, she hates it.
Kind of, she's sad they're different.
Yes, she is happy they are different and still are friends.
The text doesn't say anything about that.
What is "characterization"?
The reasons why characters behave the way they do.
The way in which the writer creates and develops a character (actions and conversations).
It is the compilation of the main ideas of a story.
It is the reason why we read a story.
Grandpa and the Statue
What was the story written for?
Books
Movies
Radio
Theater
Grandpa and the Statue
There is something this script doesn't have because it was written originally for radio... What is it?
Dialogue
Stage directions
Monologue
Characters
Grandpa and the Statue
Monaghan didn't want to contribute with money for the pedestal... what else is revealed about this character in the story?
He trusts everyone and gives money to those who need it.
He is kind and friendly with everyone on Butler Street.
He hates the statue and thinks it's something silly for immigrants.
He is a hard and practical man who believes only what he can see with his own eyes.
What type of dramatic speech is "Grandpa and the Statue"?
Aside
Monologue
Poem
Dialogue
True or false: Monaghan had a very negative experience when he first arrived in America, so when he thinks of immigrants landing he thinks of crime, swindling, and bitterness.
True
False
What were Monaghan's excuses for not contributing with money?
Select every option that applies.
He said the statue was broken.
He said the statue was hollow.
He said the statue was ugly.
He said the statue would fall off because of the wind.
