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Price of Freedom by Noreen Riols Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

According to the essay, "courage is NOT the absence of what?

a)

willingness

b)

guts

c)

fear

d)

bravery

2.

- “The Price of Freedom” is a……………….

a)

science writing

b)

descriptive essay

c)

personal essay

3.

-………… are often portrayed as glamorous, daring characters in movies and books.

a)

Secret agents

b)

Teachers

c)

Actors

4.

What is the author’s purpose in telling the story of the Jewish radio operator?

a)

To illustrate the apprehension and danger that the agents faced

b)

To highlight the plight of those with a different faith during the war

c)

To introduce the idea that she suffered from heartbreak and lost love

5.

Which reason explains why the high-ranking army officer likely selected the author to be an agent?

a)

She clearly knew how to speak many useful languages.

b)

She expressed disapproval about the way the officer interviewed her.

c)

She made it clear during the interview that she would not be a talker.

6.

Why did the author say, "it was perfect love because it was"

a)

Forever

b)

Brief

c)

destiny

d)

Fate

7.

The primary purpose of the selection is —

a)

to explain the sorts of things special agents did in Europe during WW II

b)

to have readers understand the sacrifices special agents made during WW II

c)

to encourage other citizens to make the ultimate sacrifice

d)

to tell a little-known tale of mystery and wartime intrigue

8.

As the essay begins —

a)

the author tells about her difficulties caused by falling in love with the wrong guy

b)

the author explains the importance of patriotism when stopping evil

c)

the author demonstrates how agents had to be carefully screened

d)

the author describes how she came to work with secret agents

9.

Which sentence invites the reader to make a personal connection with the author’s story?

a)

Courage isn’t the absence of fear.

b)

I grew up attending those debriefing sessions.

c)

I imagine you’ve all been in love.

d)

They gave their todays so that we might have our tomorrows.

10.

“The Price of Freedom” was written by………………...

a)

Yasunari Kawabata

b)

Frans de Waal

c)

Noreen Riols

11.

The personal essay is similar to memoirs but…………………….

a)

shorter and more focused

b)

longer and more focused

c)

longer and less focused

12.

Based on information provided by the author, radio operators faced the most danger because —

a)

they received the least amount of intensive training before their mission

b)

they possessed the kind of equipment the enemy most wanted to have

c)

they transmitted important enemy secrets from behind enemy lines

13.

“I’m hungry.” This sentence has………….

a)

implicit meaning

b)

explicit meaning

c)

no meaning

14.

“ I could eat a horse.” This sentence has………….

a)

implicit meaning

b)

explicit meaning

c)

no meaning

15.

the deliberate damaging or destroying or property or equipment, for example, by resistance fighters

a)

tormenting

b)

sabotage

c)

submerged

d)

imprinted

16.

mad; insane

a)

ludicrous

b)

ineffectual

c)

contemptuously

d)

demented

17.
A person or thing that attracts one's attention so they will not notice someone or something else
a)
protest
b)
debt
c)
minority
d)
decoy
18.

To destroy or cause devastating destruction

a)

agitate

b)

annihilate

c)

scrutinize

d)

brawl

19.

Do you think the author was right to accept the necklace from the Jewish radio operator? Why or why not?

4 lines
20.

Explain in your own words how can love bring both joy and pain?

4 lines