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Unit 1 Exam - Review

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The literary device that uses descriptions that stimulate the five senses in order to create an image in the reader's mind.

a)

Hyperbole

b)

Imagery

c)

Personification

d)

Symbolism

2.

Which of the following is NOT a literary Device

a)

Conclusion

b)

Symbol

c)

Conflict

d)

Setting

3.

Which literary device gives you information about a character's appearance, actions, relationships, thoughts, feelings and motivations to help you relate to or understand the character more?

a)

Dynamic Character

b)

Antagonist

c)

Round Character

d)

Characterization

4.

3rd Person Point of view allows you to read from the perspective of -

a)

the main character's experience and viewpoint

b)

the author's viewpoint

c)

the antagonist's viewpoint

d)

a narrator's viewpoint; someone on the outside looking in.

5.

Match the following to the correct definition / description

Categorize the following

open landscapes

smaller population

slower pace of life

agricultural opportunities

Residential areas

outskirts of city

balance between convenience and tranquility

larger population

high-rise buildings

cultural diversity

fast paced lifestyle

Rural Setting
Suburban Setting
Urban Setting
6.

Read the paragraph below -

Welcome to Willowdale, a peaceful neighborhood just a short drive from the city center. Here, tree-lined streets are lined with neatly manicured lawns and a sense of community is palpable. Children ride their bicycles to the nearby elementary school, while parents chat during weekend barbecues in their spacious backyards. Shopping centers and a local park provide convenience and recreational opportunities, making Willowdale an ideal place for families.

What type of setting is being described?

a)

Rural

b)

Suburban

c)

Urban

7.

Read the paragraph below -

Nestled in a serene valley between two rolling hills, the town of Meadowbrook is a picturesque escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. The landscape is dotted with charming farmhouses and barns, surrounded by acres of emerald-green fields and dense woodlands. The closest neighbor is a mile away, and the clear night skies offer a breathtaking view of stars that city dwellers can only dream of.

What type of setting is being described?

a)

Rural

b)

Suburban

c)

Urban

8.

Read the paragraph below -

In the heart of the bustling metropolis of MetroCity, you'll find Times Square, a vibrant epicenter. Towering skyscrapers adorned with neon billboards light up the night, and the sidewalks are teeming with a diverse crowd rushing to catch a Broadway show, savor international cuisine, or explore world-class museums. Public buses and subways crisscross the streets, providing efficient transportation within this urban jungle, where every corner offers an exciting adventure.

What type of setting is being described?

a)

Rural

b)

Suburban

c)

Urban

9.

Read the paragraph below -

The antique clock was a true work of art, with its intricate design and delicate details. The gears and springs inside were so precisely crafted that it kept perfect time for generations. Anyone who examined the clock closely could appreciate the skill and craftsmanship that went into its creation.

In this context, what does the word "intricate" most likely mean?

a)

Simple and plain

b)

Complicated and detailed

c)

Broken and malfunctioning

d)

Expensive and valuable

10.

Read the paragraph below -

Tom was known among his friends as a voracious reader. He devoured books of all genres and could finish a novel in a matter of days. His passion for reading was evident in the impressive collection of books that filled his room.

In this context, what does the word "voracious" most likely mean?

a)

Uninterested

b)

Extremely eager and enthusiastic

c)

Slow and deliberate

d)

Picky and selective

11.

An object which stands for or represents something else more meaningful is - ?

a)

Symbolism

b)

Metaphor

c)

Personification

d)

Hyperbole

12.

The Cross: Often seen as connected to Christianity, representing the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and his sacrifice for humanity is an example of - ?

a)

Personification

b)

Theme

c)

Symbolism

d)

Irony

13.

Which season is commonly used as a symbol of new beginnings and hope in literature?

a)

Spring

b)

Summer

c)

Fall

d)

Winter

14.

Dialogue is -

a)

the relationships and connection that a character has to other characters in a story.

b)

the words that a character thinks in their mind.

c)

the innermost desires or goals of a character

d)

the words that a character speaks to other characters or out loud

15.

Which of the following sentences is punctuated correctly?

a)

The Little League baseball fields near San Diego California are clean and well-lit.

b)

The Little League baseball fields near San Diego, California, are clean and well-lit.

c)

The Little League baseball fields near San Diego, California are clean and well-lit.

d)

The Little League baseball fields near San Diego, California are clean, and well-lit.

16.

Which of the following sentences is punctuated correctly?

a)

The professor asked, "Has anybody read 'A Good Man Is Hard to Find'?"

b)

The professor asked "has anybody read 'A Good Man Is Hard to Find'?"

c)

The professor asked, "Has anybody read "A Good Man Is Hard to Find"?"

d)

The professor asked, "has anybody read 'A Good Man Is Hard to Find?'"

17.

The topic sentence in a paragraph is briefly stating what the paragraph will be about.

Read the paragraph below:

(a) He was born in 1818. (b) He was educated in the universities of Moscow and St. Petersburg. (c) In 1852, he abandoned poetry and drama and devoted himself to fiction. (d) Ivan Turgenev was a critically acclaimed Russian author.

Select the letter for the topic sentence in the following paragraph.

a)

a

b)

b

c)

c

d)

d

18.

Identify the sentence that uses capitalization correctly.

a)

On Friday, it was Chinese New Year, so we went to Yien's restaurant to celebrate.

b)

On friday, it was Chines new year, so we went to Yien's Restaurant to celebrate.

c)

On Friday, it was Chinese New Year, so we went to Yien's Restaurant to celebrate.

d)

On Friday, it was Chinese new year, so we went to Yien's restaurant to celebrate.

19.

Why might an author choose to use symbolism rather than explicitly stating a theme or idea in their writing?

a)

To simplify the narrative for readers

b)

To add depth and layers of meaning to the text

c)

To avoid using figurative language

d)

To make the story more predictable

20.

Identify the correct words for the blanks in the following sentence.

We _________ put on our uniforms, but we still __________ late for the game.

a)

already, maybe

b)

already, may be

c)

all ready, maybe

d)

all ready, may be