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"Ta-Na-E-Ka" Vocabulary

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 42mins

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Class
Date
1.

A moral is:

a)

great joy

b)

something that is forced

c)

a lesson about right and wrong ways to behave

d)

to stare at something with your mouth open as in wonder

2.

The word loftiest means:

a)

noblest; highest

b)

sharpest; most clever

c)

grimaced

d)

twisted the face to express pain, anger or disgust

3.

Hints or clues about what will happen later in a story is:

a)

the setting

b)

the conflict

c)

resolution

d)

foreshadowing

4.

Filling up or stuffing is:

a)

grimacing

b)

gorging

c)

shrewest

d)

filing

5.

When you are looking to see how things are alike you are:

a)

describing conflicts

b)

resolving

c)

contrasting

d)

comparing

6.

When you are looking for ways to find differences you are:

a)

comparing

b)

contrasting

c)

providing context

d)

resolving

7.

A conflict is a

a)

setting

b)

resolution

c)

struggle

d)

comparison

8.

Characterization is

a)

a series of related events.

b)

the people in the story.

c)

the resolution of the problem in a story.

d)

how the writer shows the personality of a character.

9.

Statements in a story that tells you exactly what a character is like is

a)

indirect characterization

b)

external conflict

c)

direct characterization

d)

internal conflict

10.

Synonyms for the word audacity are:

a)

timidity and fearful

b)

boldness, fearlessness, bravery and daring

c)

noble, and clever

d)

disgusted and angry

11.

A person who is the sharpest or most clever is

a)

the most grimacing.

b)

loftiest.

c)

the shrewdest.

d)

the most conflicted.

12.

Do you ___________________ at the thought of eating grasshoppers?

a)

salivate

b)

grimace

c)

resolve

d)

compare

13.

First person point of view is

a)

the point of view where the first character in the story tells a portion of the story.

b)

the point of view where one of the story's characters is telling the whole story.

c)

the point of view where a narrator outside the story is telling the whole story.

d)

the point of view where a minor character resolves the main conflict.

14.

Point of view is:

a)

the standpoint from which a story is told.

b)

"showing instead of telling what a character is like.

c)

how the author shows the personality of a character.

d)

a series of related events.