WorksheetsEnglish 9 Final Exam Review
Total questions: 63
Worksheet time: 32mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The opposite is said from what is intended for emphasis.
a)
Situational Irony
b)
Soliloquy
c)
Tragedy
d)
Verbal Irony
2.
A character who contrasts with the protagonist in order to better highlight or differentiate certain qualities of the protagonist.
a)
Aside
b)
Character Foil
c)
Comic Relief
d)
Cosmic Irony
3.
The opposite of what we expect to happen actually happens.
a)
Monologue
b)
Pun
c)
Situational Irony
d)
Soliloquy
4.
Words spoken by an actor directly to the audience, but not "heard" by the other characters on stage during a play.
a)
Aside
b)
Character Foil
c)
Comic Relief
d)
Cosmic Irony
5.
A rhythm of five unstressed syllables followed by five stressed syllables.
a)
Cosmic Irony
b)
Dramatic Irony
c)
Iambic Pentameter
d)
Monologue
6.
A clever use of the double meaning of words.
a)
Iambic Pentameter
b)
Monologue
c)
Pun
d)
Situational Irony
7.
The audience is privy to information that another character does not know.
a)
Comic Relief
b)
Cosmic Irony
c)
Dramatic Irony
d)
Verbal Irony
8.
A speech meant to be heard by the audience but not by other characters on the stage— this speech reveals the character’s inner thoughts to the audience.
a)
Aside
b)
Character Foil
c)
Situational Irony
d)
Soliloquy
9.
He kills himself when he thinks Juliet is dead
a)
Lady Montague
b)
Mercutio
c)
Paris
d)
Romeo
10.
The protagonist kills him to avenge his friend's death
a)
Paris
b)
Prince
c)
Romeo
d)
Tybalt
11.
He agrees to marry Romeo and Juliet
a)
Benvolio
b)
Lord Capulet
c)
Friar Laurence
d)
Montague
12.
Cousin to Romeo who is also his close friend.
a)
Benvolio
b)
Friar Laurence
c)
Mercutio
d)
Paris
13.
Vows to build a statue of Juliet
a)
Mercutio
b)
Montague
c)
Nurse
d)
Paris
14.
Wants the Prince to execute Romeo
a)
Benvolio
b)
Friar Laurence
c)
Juliet
d)
Lady Capulet
15.
What is the major conflict in the play?
a)
Romeo vs Tybalt
b)
Juliet vs Lord Capulet
c)
Capulets vs Montagues
d)
Friar Laurence vs Prince Escalus
16.
Adjectives that describe Tybalt are-
a)
Clever and witty
b)
Temperamental and confrontational
c)
Lovesick and moody
d)
Intelligent and obedient
17.
How does Mercutio die?
a)
He is trampled by a stampeding horse.
b)
He is poisoned by Friar Laurence.
c)
He is attacked by a rabid dog.
d)
He is stabbed by Tybalt.
18.
Romeo's slaying of Tybalt put Juliet in an awkward position. What did she decide to do?
a)
To weep for Romeo's banishment
b)
To weep for both Romeo and Tybalt
c)
To weep for Tybalt's death
d)
Not to weep for either of them
19.
All of the following are a part of Friar Laurence's plan to help Romeo after his banishment except
a)
spend the night with Juliet
b)
visit the apothecary
c)
sneak off to Mantua
d)
wait for news from Friar Laurence
20.
What does the nurse bring to Romeo as a symbol of Juliet's love for him?
a)
A rose (by any other name, it would still smell as sweet)
b)
A ring
c)
A love letter (sealed with a kiss)
d)
A lock of Juliet's hair
21.
What does Friar Laurence give to Juliet in preparation for her second wedding?
a)
A book explaining why you are only allowed to be married to one person at a time
b)
A bottle of sleeping potion
c)
Something blue
d)
A letter from Romeo
22.
Why does Juliet kiss Romeo after he is dead?
a)
She hopes there is poison on his lips
b)
She is trying to resuscitate him
c)
She is overcome with love for him
d)
She is saying goodbye
23.
What is a major factor in Romeo and Juliet's tragic end?
a)
Art
b)
Hatred
c)
Foolishness
d)
Ghosts
24.
How do Romeo and Juliet's deaths affect their families?
a)
They don't. It's business as usual.
b)
It ends the family feud.
c)
Everyone is sad, but nothing changes.
d)
Romeo and Juliet don't die.
25.
A recluse who never sets foot outside his house.
a)
Dill Harris
b)
Calpurnia
c)
Atticus Finch
d)
Boo Radley
26.
Spends the summers in Maycomb
a)
Dill Harris
b)
Jem Finch
c)
Atticus Finch
d)
Boo Radley
27.
Lawyer in Maycomb descended from an old local family
a)
Dill Harris
b)
Jem Finch
c)
Atticus Finch
d)
Boo Radley
28.
The perfect Southern lady, and her commitment to propriety and tradition often leads her to clash with Scout.
a)
Calpurnia
b)
Heck Tate
c)
Miss Maudie
d)
Aunt Alexandra
29.
She shares Atticus’s passion for justice and is the children’s best friend among Maycomb’s adults
a)
Calpurnia
b)
Heck Tate
c)
Miss Maudie
d)
Aunt Alexandra
30.
The black field hand accused of rape.
a)
Tom Robinson
b)
Bob Ewell
c)
Heck Tate
d)
Miss Maudie
31.
The sheriff of Maycomb and a major witness at Tom Robinson’s trial.
a)
Tom Robinson
b)
Bob Ewell
c)
Heck Tate
d)
Miss Maudie
32.
A drunken, mostly unemployed member of Maycomb’s poorest family.
a)
Tom Robinson
b)
Bob Ewell
c)
Heck Tate
d)
Miss Maudie
33.
Abused, lonely, unhappy daughter of Maycomb’s poorest family.
a)
Miss Caroline
b)
Francis
c)
Mayella Ewell
d)
Mrs. Dubose
34.
An elderly, ill-tempered, racist woman who lives near the Finches.
a)
Miss Caroline
b)
Francis
c)
Mayella Ewell
d)
Mrs. Dubose
35.
Which of the following gives information about the setting of the novel?
a)
Atticus is a lawyer
b)
Movies cost 25 cents
c)
Scout was six years old
d)
Miss Maudie’s house burned down
36.
Miss Maudie says that to kill a mockingbird is a sin because mockingbirds are
a)
rare and shy birds
b)
a reminder of the Old South
c)
harmless and defenseless creatures
d)
the most talented of all birds
37.
Scout and Jem get a rare look into the lives of the black people when they
a)
go with Atticus to visit Helen Robinson
b)
talk to Dolphus Raymond
c)
attend church with Calpurnia
d)
visit Calpurnia's house
38.
The main reason Atticus defends Tom Robinson is because he
a)
knows Tom doesn't have a chance without his help
b)
feels he owes the black community in Maycomb a debt
c)
wants to stand up for his principles
d)
was ordered to
39.
Besides the gum and the pennies in the tree, what other occurrence showed the children someone was watching them?
a)
They find a note on their front porch
b)
Jem loses his pants on the Radley fence, returns to find them mended/neatly folded
c)
Mr. Radley says Arthur is talking about the children and the games they are playing
d)
Scout waves at someone at a window of the Radley house and the person waves back
40.
Why does Atticus shoot Tim Johnson?
a)
Because he raped a white woman
b)
Because he has rabies
c)
Because he was drinking Coke out of a paper bag
d)
Because he was old and tired
41.
Why does the Old Sarum Group come to jail?
a)
To visit with Atticus about the case
b)
To show Jem, Dill and Scout they mean business
c)
To sympathize with the prisoner
d)
To bring “justice” to the prisoner
42.
Tom says he helped Mayella with chores because he
a)
needed what money she would give him
b)
felt sorry for her
c)
feared she would make trouble if he didn't
d)
was ordered to by his boss
43.
In his final argument before the jury, Atticus says that there is one human institution which makes us all equal and that is __________?
a)
a church
b)
a family
c)
a school
d)
a court
44.
Jam is broken-hearted when Tom Robinson is convicted because
a)
Tom is an old friend
b)
He is disappointed in his father
c)
He can't understand such injustice
d)
All of the above
45.
Which of the following is a similarity between Boo Radley and Tom Robinson?
a)
They are of the same race
b)
They get into trouble with the law and go to court
c)
Both have children
d)
All of the above
46.
After Scout takes Boo Radley home, she
a)
runs home
b)
goes in and meets Mrs. Radley
c)
Stands on the porch, looking at the street as Boo has seen it all those years
d)
sits by the tree and cries
47.
How do the boys come to be on the island?
a)
A) Their airplane was shot down while they were being evacuated because of a natural disaster.
b)
B) They were on a school choir trip when their plane crashes.
c)
C) Their airplane was shot down while they were being evacuated during a war.
d)
D) We don’t know.
48.
How does Ralph call together the boys for the first time?
a)
A) They just come to him around the pool.
b)
B) He blows the conch.
c)
C) He doesn’t; Jack does.
d)
D) He gets Piggy to blow the conch.
49.
The choir boys are given the role of...
a)
building the shelters.
b)
being the leaders.
c)
providing the entertainment.
d)
being the hunters.
50.
Why does Jack decide to put the dead pig’s head on a stick?
a)
To appease Ralph
b)
To appease the beastie
c)
To frighten the younger boys
d)
To signal the adults
51.
What happens to Piggy at Castle rock?
a)
Jack throws a spear at him, which kills him.
b)
He is knocked off the ledge by the rock Roger pushed and is thrown into the sea.
c)
He panics and has an asthma attack, falls off the cliff and dies.
d)
He is taken hostage by Jack’s tribe.
52.
Who is the Lord of the Flies?
a)
Jack
b)
The Beastie
c)
The pig’s head on a stick
d)
The dead parachute man
53.
How does the Naval officer react when Ralph begins to cry?
a)
He comforts him and tells him he is safe.
b)
He gets angry with his show of weakness.
c)
He is embarrassed and turns away.
d)
He hands him a tissue.
54.
Why did the Navy come to the island?
a)
The whole island was on fire, and they saw the smoke.
b)
They saw the smoke of the signal fire.
c)
They heard the war cries of the boys.
d)
They stumbled upon it by accident.
55.
A symbol of civilization and order; shatters when Piggy dies
a)
Piggy’s Glasses
b)
The Conch
c)
The Lord of the Flies
d)
The Signal Fire
56.
A measurement of the boys' desire for rescue
a)
Piggy’s Glasses
b)
The Conch
c)
The Lord of the Flies
d)
The Signal Fire
57.
A symbol of the old life the boys had in England before landing on the island
a)
Piggy’s Glasses
b)
The Conch
c)
The Lord of the Flies
d)
The Signal Fire
58.
adv-expressed or carried out without words; silently
a)
impalpable
b)
tacitly
c)
diffidently
d)
impervious
59.
(adv.) shyly; reservedly; unassertively
a)
impalpable
b)
tacitly
c)
diffidently
d)
impervious
60.
adj - not allowing entrance or passage; impenetrable
a)
impalpable
b)
tacitly
c)
diffidently
d)
impervious
61.
adj-incapable of being felt by touch; intangible
a)
impalpable
b)
tacitly
c)
diffidently
d)
impervious
62.
adj - characterized by harsh, insistent, and discordant sound
a)
strident
b)
immured
c)
recrmination
d)
furtive
63.
adj - enclosed within; imprisoned
a)
strident
b)
immured
c)
recrmination
d)
furtive
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