WorksheetsBraving the Wilderness: Mulitple-choice
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the setting of the story? Pick the best.
A. school, car, and store
B. school, car, and home
C. school, car, and Texas
D. school, car, and beach
What are some conflicts the author faced at the tryouts?
A. being overweight and hungry
B. too pretty and admired by all
C. wrong school colors and no friends
D. wrong school colors and too loud
What did her parents wanted for their dauther, the writer?
A. to be happy and learn from mistakes
B. to be popular and accepted by others
C. to not make the team and have no friends
D. to do what she wanted and to make friends
How did the silence from her parents make her feel?
A. She felt like she did belong to her family.
B. She felt like she did not belong to her family.
C. She felt like she could talk to her family about anything.
D. She felt like she could not talk to her family about only some things.
At the end of the text, what resolution does the writer achieve?
A. She sees how she needed her parent's support as a child.
B. She sees how her parents support made her childhood easier.
C. She sees how she needed to make the team to make her parents happy.
D. She sees how she needed her parents to accept her failure in life.
What is a theme?
A. Belonging is not a big thing in life but you need to love yourself first.
B. Belonging is a big thing in life but you need to love yourself first.
C. Belonging only matters in life but your parents have the final say.
D. Belonging only matters in life but your parents have no final say.
What is a central idea of the story?
A. Silence between the writer and her parents caused her to feel like she did not belong due to not being accepted on a drill team.
B. Communicaiton between the writer and her parents caused her to feel like she belong due being accepted on a drill team.
C. Fear between the writer and her parents caused her to feel like she did not belong due to not being accepted on a drill team.
D. Silence between the writer and her parents caused her to feel like she did not belong due to not being accepted for a job interview.
Infer how the author feels about communications now.
A. it does not matter
B. only the weak speak
C. it matters to speak up
D. never speak yoru mind
Why did it matter that the writer be accepted in the new school and drill team?
A. Her parents were not popular in school.
B. Her parents were popular in school.
C. Her parents did not attend school.
D. Her parents went to the same school like her.
Why was it intense for the writer to go to the list of who made the drill team?
A. She knew it did not mean everything for her parents.
B. She knew it meant everything for her parents.
C. She knew it did meant everything for her brothers and sisters.
D. She knew it did not mean everything for her parents and sisters.
