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HMH Unit 2 Review

Total questions: 131

Worksheet time: 11hrs 55mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Choose a correlative conjunction.

You can go left. You can go right.

a)

You can either go left or right.

b)

You can neither go left nor right.

2.

Choose a correlative conjunction.

They are not my schoolmates. They are not my friends.

a)

They are neither my schoolmates nor my friends.

b)

They are either my schoolmates or my friends.

3.


Choose a correlative conjunction.

I did not go to the birthday party. I did not go to the wedding.

a)

I went neither to the birthday party nor the wedding.

b)

I went either to the birthday party or the wedding.

4.


Choose a correlative conjunction.

I have to choose ________ a cat ________ a rabbit as my pet.

a)

either .. or

b)

neither .. nor

5.


Choose a correlative conjunction.

Nora likes ____________ badminton ___________ tennis. She does not like both games.

a)

neither ..... nor

b)

either .... or

6.


Choose a correlative conjunction.

The curry is _______ spicy __________ salty. It is tasteless.

a)

either ... or

b)

neither ... nor

c)

neither ... or

d)

either ... nor

7.

Choose the correct correlative conjunctions.

Mrs. Henry enjoys ________ gardening __________ reading.

a)

neither/nor

b)

both/and

c)

either/but

d)

whether/nor

8.

Choose the correct correlative conjunctions.

__________ was it cold outside, _______ it was snowing.

a)

not only/but also

b)

either/nor

c)

no sooner/than

d)

both/and was

9.


Choose a correlative conjunction.

The boy is ______ mean _______ unkind, in fact he is a friend to everybody.

a)

both/and

b)

neither/nor

c)

no sooner/than

d)

either/or

10.

Which sentence uses the correlative conjunctions correctly?

a)

I haven't seen neither Mrs. Woods nor Mr.Sikes today.

b)

I have neither seen Mrs. Woods nor Mr.Sikes today.

c)

You can't neither talk in class or get up out of your seat.

d)

Mrs. Finn not only likes dogs or giraffes.

11.

Fill in the blank with the correct correlative conjunction.

You may _______ have chicken, or you may have pizza.

a)

both

b)

neither

c)

nor

d)

either

12.

Fill in the blank with the correct correlative conjunction.

I have been to ____________ Hawaii, nor Jamaica.

a)

either

b)

both

c)

neither

d)

whether

13.

Choose a coordinating conjunction.

It will rain either today __________ tomorrow.

a)

or

b)

nor

c)

but also

d)

and

14.

Choose a coordinating conjunction.

He is neither mad __________ upset.

a)

or

b)

nor

c)

but also

d)

and

15.

Choose a coordinating conjunction.

We should either walk quickly __________ take the bus.

a)

or

b)

nor

c)

but also

d)

and

16.

Choose a coordinating conjunction.

Neither my brother __________ my sister can go to the game.

a)

or

b)

nor

c)

but also

d)

and

17.

_____________ you clean your room _____________ you will stay home this weekend.

a)

Either . . . or

b)

Neither . . . nor

18.

__________ ___________ did she do well on her math test, ___________ she ___________ got an A on her social studies report.

a)

Both . . . and

b)

Not only . . . but also

19.

I have _____________ the time _____________ the motivation to play handball right now.

a)

neither . . . nor

b)

either . . . or

20.

You may use ____ a red pen or a red marker to correct your spelling pretest.

a)

either

b)

neither

c)

both

d)

not one

21.

Whenever Amy sees flowers, she smiles.

a)

Whenever

b)

sees

c)

she

d)

smiles

22.

If you want to come over after school, my mom said it is okay!

a)

If

b)

you

c)

after

d)

is

23.

As soon as the weather warms up, the children will play outside.

a)

As soon as

b)

as the

c)

the

d)

will

24.

I will study at the library until it closes.

a)

I

b)

will

c)

at

d)

until

25.

Although my dog is shy, he loves to wag his tail.

a)

Although

b)

my

c)

he

d)

his

26.

John made it to class on time, even though he dropped his books in the hall.

a)

it

b)

to

c)

even though

d)

his

27.

Before we go to school, we should go to Starbucks.

a)

Before

b)

we go

c)

we should

d)

go to

28.

Mrs. North let us listen to music while we worked on our papers.

a)

let

b)

us

c)

while

d)

our

29.

We were happy because we won first prize!

a)

We

b)

were

c)

because

d)

won

30.

Even if you work your hardest, you may not win the marathon.

a)

Even if

b)

your

c)

may not

d)

the

31.
How many coordinating conjunctions are there?
a)
7
b)
6
c)
8
d)
5
32.
What is the acronym we use to remember the 7 coordinating conjunctions?
a)
FLAPELS
b)
FANGIRL
c)
FANBOYS
d)
SYOBNAF
33.
In the acronym FANBOYS, what does the F stand for?
a)
Forget
b)
For
c)
From
d)
Favorite
34.

I know the answer_______ i can't tell you.

a)

and

b)

but

c)

so

d)

yet

35.

Should we go by train, ______ take the bus?

a)

and

b)

or

c)

yet

d)

so

36.

I am allergic to cats, __________ i have two of them.

a)

so

b)

and

c)

yet

d)

nor

37.

She did not study ______ she failed the test.

a)

and

b)

yet

c)

so

d)

but

38.

I will be late for the party, ________ i will be having dinner with my parents first.

a)

for

b)

yet

c)

so

d)

but

39.

She does not like apples, _____ she likes oranges.

a)

and

b)

or

c)

so

d)

but

40.

He has a small house _____ it feels very spacious.

a)

yet

b)

and

c)

not

d)

so

41.

You can pay cash, _____ you can use your credit card.

a)

and

b)

or

c)

for

d)

so

42.

Can you stay here ______ wait for him?

a)

for

b)

and

c)

yet

d)

so

43.

He was supposed to study, ______ he played games instead.

a)

and

b)

or

c)

but

d)

so

44.

Do you like playing outdoors _______ prefer watching TV inside?

a)

for

b)

or

c)

nor

d)

but

45.

Jim does not exercise ______ does he care about what he eats.

a)

for

b)

or

c)

nor

d)

but

46.

I called Vivian many times ______ she didn't answer.

a)

for

b)

and

c)

nor

d)

but

47.

I was stuck in a traffic jam, _____ I was late for my appointment.

a)

but

b)

or

c)

yet

d)

so

48.

Ruth came back home early, ______ she wasn't feeling very well.

a)

for

b)

so

c)

but

d)

yet

49.

The english test was tough, _________ I still scored a perfect 100.

a)

or

b)

yet

c)

so

d)

nor

50.

Chris has a lot of friends, ______ she is a charming girl.

a)

for

b)

nor

c)

and

d)

or

51.

The Writer’s lines at the beginning of the play are important because they —

a)

explain several themes that will be evident later in the play

b)

reveal what happens to a character who doesn’t appear onstage

c)

prepare the audience for an unexpected ending

d)

explain the nature of the relationship between Julia and Mistress

52.

What can the audience infer about Julia based on the stage directions in paragraph 6 of the script?

a)

Julia is frightened of Mistress.

b)

Julia has done something wrong.

c)

Julia respects Mistress.

d)

Julia is eager to see Mistress.

53.

The stage directions in paragraph 7 indicate that when she’s around Mistress, Julia is typically —

a)

submissive

b)

embarrassed

c)

observant

d)

disobedient

54.

Which two words best describe Mistress’s tone in paragraph 23?

a)

authoritative and confident

b)

satisfied and content

c)

annoyed and irritated

d)

angry and mad

55.

The word discrepancy comes from the Latin discrepare, which means “to be discordant.” This helps the reader

understand that discrepancies in paragraph 27 means —

a)

complications

b)

incompatibilities

c)

quandaries

d)

oversights

56.

Read the following sentence from paragraph 82:

Sometimes I’m a little lax with my accounts . . . Always shortchanging myself.

The playwright most likely wrote this line to convey —

a)

absurdity

b)

irony

c)

symbolism

d)

understatement

57.

Mistress says “Sometimes I’m a little lax with my accounts . . . always shortchanging myself.” This is an example of:

a)

verbal irony

b)

situational irony

c)

dramatic irony

d)

irony board

58.

In the play, Mistress calls Julia a simpleton, but the audience knows that Mistress is really the one who does not understand how the world works. This is an example of:

a)

verbal irony

b)

dramatic irony

c)

situational irony

d)

sarcasm

59.

events of the story; what happens in the story

a)

plot

b)

dialogue

c)

setting

d)

theme

60.

time and place where the story happens

a)

plot

b)

setting

c)

cast of characters

d)

theme

61.

struggle between opposing forces that unfolds through the characters words and actions

a)

plot

b)

setting

c)

character

d)

conflict

62.

a list of all the characters in the drama; the cast appears at the beginning of the dialogue.

a)

dialogue

b)

plot

c)

cast of characters

d)

conflict

63.

instructions for how the drama is to be performed; these instructions are often set in parentheses

a)

cast of characters

b)

dialogue

c)

stage directions

d)

theme

64.

author of the play

a)

poet

b)

playwright

c)

comic

d)

actor

65.

feeling that the playwright creates (happy or somber)

a)

mood

b)

tone

c)

theme

d)

setting

66.

playwright’s attitude toward the play (playful or ironic)

a)

mood

b)

tone

c)

theme

d)

setting

67.

playwright’s unique style of expression

a)

mood

b)

tone

c)

theme

d)

voice

68.

when a character says one thing but means the opposite

a)

verbal irony

b)

dramatic irony

c)

situational irony

d)

comic irony

69.

when what actually happens is the opposite of what is expected

a)

verbal irony

b)

dramatic irony

c)

situational irony

d)

steam irony

70.

when the reader or audience knows something that is unknown to the characters.

a)

verbal irony

b)

dramatic irony

c)

situational irony

d)

fabric irony

71.

The author chose the title of this selection to highlight the idea that —

a)

not everyone agrees that fake videos are funny

b)

the videos shared online might include fake content

c)

videos are more easily faked than photographs

d)

companies are faking videos to attract new customers

72.

Which statement most closely matches the author’s position in this selection?

a)

You can’t always believe what you see.

b)

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

c)

Two wrongs don’t make a right.

d)

Honesty is the best policy.

73.

In the “Fooled You Twice” section, the author describes the research that led to the conclusion that the eagle

video was a fake.


Which of the following steps occurred FIRST?


A. Researching the wingspan needed for takeoff


B. Deciding the math doesn’t add up


C. Asking if the event is physically possible


D. Determining the weight of the child

a)

A. Researching the wingspan needed for takeoff

b)

B. Deciding the math doesn’t add up

c)

C. Asking if the event is physically possible

d)

D. Determining the weight of the child

74.

In the “Fooled You Twice” section, the author describes the research that led to the conclusion that the eagle

video was a fake.


Which of the following steps occurred SECOND?


A. Researching the wingspan needed for takeoff


B. Deciding the math doesn’t add up


C. Asking if the event is physically possible


D. Determining the weight of the child

a)

A. Researching the wingspan needed for takeoff

b)

B. Deciding the math doesn’t add up

c)

C. Asking if the event is physically possible

d)

D. Determining the weight of the child

75.

In the “Fooled You Twice” section, the author describes the research that led to the conclusion that the eagle

video was a fake.


Which of the following steps occurred THIRD?


A. Researching the wingspan needed for takeoff


B. Deciding the math doesn’t add up


C. Asking if the event is physically possible


D. Determining the weight of the child

a)

A. Researching the wingspan needed for takeoff

b)

B. Deciding the math doesn’t add up

c)

C. Asking if the event is physically possible

d)

D. Determining the weight of the child

76.

In the “Fooled You Twice” section, the author describes the research that led to the conclusion that the eagle

video was a fake.


Which of the following steps occurred FOURTH?


A. Researching the wingspan needed for takeoff


B. Deciding the math doesn’t add up


C. Asking if the event is physically possible


D. Determining the weight of the child

a)

A. Researching the wingspan needed for takeoff

b)

B. Deciding the math doesn’t add up

c)

C. Asking if the event is physically possible

d)

D. Determining the weight of the child

77.

Read the dictionary entry below.


analysis \ә- ́năl-ĭ-sĭs\ n 1. the study of separate parts and their interrelationships in making up a whole

2. the separation of parts into their chemical elements 3. the spoken or written presentation of a study

4. the mathematical processes involving a series of deductions in order to prove something


Which definition most closely matches the way the word analysis is used in paragraph 12?

a)

Definition 1

b)

Definition 2

c)

Definition 3

d)

Definition 4

78.

The word animation comes from the Latin word animatus, meaning “give breath to.” This information helps the

reader to understand that animation in paragraph 17 is referring to —

a)

a movie that includes a mix of real people and drawn characters

b)

a video that shows people taking risks for the thrill of the audience

c)

a cartoon version of people and animals that appear lifelike

d)

a hand-drawn or digital image that has been edited to appear alive and in motion

79.

Which two conclusions can be drawn from the information in the “Fake Shake” section?

SELECT 2 ANSWERS.

a)

The middle sections of most videos are heavily edited.

b)

Fake camera shake fools many people.

c)

The pattern of camera jumpiness differs in each take.

d)

Most people use camera phones to film viral videos.

e)

No setting or clothing details change in a real video.

80.

The author wrote this selection most likely to —

a)

inform readers that all videos have been edited

b)

explain how to spot fake videos on the internet

c)

teach readers how to make their videos go viral

d)

give tips about using videos as advertisements

81.

Which of these ideas is reinforced throughout the selection?

a)

Fake videos usually take a long time to plan, create, edit, and share online.

b)

Most viral videos are fakes because they show people doing risky things.

c)

With some thoughtful research, it is usually possible to tell whether or not a video is real.

d)

Viewers are upset by fake videos because they can’t trust information online.

82.

Why did the author include the “Faux Flight” section at the end of the selection?

a)

The story in “Faux Flight” is an example of a video that was done so poorly that it was easy to tell if it was fake.

b)

The story in “Faux Flight” is an example of a video that was done so well that it was difficult to tell if it was real or fake.

c)

The story in “Faux Flight” is an example of a video that was done so well that it was easy to tell it was real.

d)

The story in “Faux Flight” is an example of the author's favorite video.

83.

Fill in the blank.


Donald Trump has stated many times that he feels the news about him is __________.

a)

elaborate

b)

bogus

c)

hoax

d)

ruse

84.

Fill in the blank.


As more people watched the video with fear, the rumors surfaced that it was a _________.

a)

bogus

b)

hoax

c)

accelerate

d)

obsess

85.

Fill in the blank.


The schools are preparing a(n) ____________ safety plan for when we return to campus.

a)

accelerate

b)

ruse

c)

hoax

d)

elaborate

86.

Fill in the blank.


Mary tried to think of a ________ to get Paul out of the house.

a)

ruse

b)

accelerate

c)

continuity

d)

elaborate

87.

Fill in the blank.


Many teenagers have began to ___________ over their gaming devices.

a)

ruse

b)

obsess

c)

accelerate

d)

continuity

88.

Fill in the blank.


The actor wore a different pair of shoes in the second take, which caused _____________ problems.

a)

ruse

b)

continuity

c)

obsess

d)

elaborate

89.

Fill in the blank.


The toy cars did not _____________ at a constant rate down the ramp so one reached the floor before the other.

a)

hoax

b)

continuity

c)

accelerate

d)

obsess

90.

A poem is a type of literature in which words are carefully chosen to create certain effects.

a)

True

b)

False

91.

A poem's form is it's structure, which includes the way its words and lines are arranged.

a)

True

b)

False

92.

The _______ is the main unit of all poems.

a)

paragraph

b)

title

c)

line

d)

stanza

93.

In poetry, the way the lines are presented in groups is called _________ .

a)

paragraph

b)

title

c)

line

d)

stanza

94.

To express emotions and ideas in a poem, authors use . . .

a)

imagery

b)

sound devices

c)

figurative language

95.

______________ is the repetition of sounds at the end of the words.

a)

paragraph

b)

rhyme

c)

line

d)

stanza

96.

Poets use rhymes in poems . . .

a)

to create a musical quality

b)

to emphasize sounds that suggest feelings (surprise/sadness)

c)

to create rhythms that help convey sensory feelings

97.

___________ refers to words that rhyme at the ends of lines of poetry.

a)

sound devices

b)

end rhyme

c)

repetition

d)

consonance

98.

What is the term for a pattern of end rhymes in a poem?

a)

mood

b)

voice

c)

rhyme scheme

d)

consonance

99.

The feeling the poem creates for the reader is called a poem's __________ .

a)

end rhyme

b)

mood

c)

voice

d)

tone

100.

How the author feels about the subject of the poem is called _____ .

a)

end rhyme

b)

mood

c)

voice

d)

tone

101.

Poets choose words carefully because the word choice (diction) will affect a poem's meaning and the way it sounds.

a)

True

b)

False

102.

The genre that includes:

  • imagery that appeals to the senses
  • sound devices
  • creates a mood
  • expresses a theme
a)

science fiction

b)

realistic fiction

c)

informational text

d)

poetry

103.

Which way do both poets indicate passage of time in their poems?

a)

The poets describes events in the order they happened.

b)

The poets use figurative language to indicate the passing of days.

c)

The poets use the plot to describe the passing of time.

d)

The poets describe how the setting has changed.

104.

Which way do both poets indicate passage of time in their poems?

a)

The poets describes events in the order they happened.

b)

The poets use figurative language to indicate the passing of days.

c)

The poets use the plot to describe the passing of time.

d)

The poets describe how the setting has changed.

105.

In “The Song of Wandering Aengus,” the poet uses the phrase a fire was in my head in line 2 to suggest that the narrator —

a)

was excited to go fishing in the stream

b)

had planned to catch dinner and cook it

c)

had many ideas burning in his brain

d)

was searching for a fire in the woods

106.

In “The Song of Wandering Aengus,” the poet uses a metaphor in the first stanza to describe —

a)

the trees in the woods

b)

the berries on the thread

c)

the fish in the stream

d)

the stars in the sky

107.

In “The Song of Wandering Aengus,” what do the details in stanza 2 suggest has happened?

a)

The fish had turned into a beautiful girl.

b)

The fire had gotten out of control.

c)

The fish had escaped and gotten away.

d)

The narrator was remembering a lost love.

108.

Read lines 21–24 in “The Song of Wandering Aengus.” What does the figurative language in these sentences reveal about the narrator?

a)

The narrator is hungry and searching for food.

b)

The narrator is tired of traveling day and night.

c)

The narrator is clever and will use any light to aid his search.

d)

The narrator is hopeful that his search will end positively.

109.

In “Eldorado,” the poet’s use of short sentences helps create the poem’s —

a)

story theme

b)

rhyming meter

c)

word sounds

d)

rhyming scheme

110.

Read lines 4 and 5 from “Eldorado.” The sensory language in these lines highlights the character’s —

a)

determination

b)

idealism

c)

optimism

d)

romanticism

111.

In the second stanza of “Eldorado,” the author uses the shadow to represent —

a)

despair

b)

shame

c)

sorrow

d)

boredom

112.

The poet pairs shadow and Eldorado in rhyme throughout the poem to demonstrate that —

a)

Eldorado is something that is hard to locate, like a shadow

b)

Eldorado is a place that is being likened with darkness, like a shadow

c)

Eldorado is a feeling that is being depicted as a dark shadow

d)

Eldorado is something bright that is being contrasted with a dark shadow

113.

Which way do both poets indicate passage of time in their poems?

a)

The poets describes events in the order they happened.

b)

The poets use figurative language to indicate the passing of days.

c)

The poets use the plot to describe the passing of time.

d)

The poets describe how the setting has changed.

114.

How did Heartbeat get his name

a)

He is so caring and helpful to others that people nicknamed him Heartbeat.

b)

He is so skinny that people say they can see the pulse in his chest.

115.

What does repulsed mean?

a)

misunderstood

b)

disgusted

116.

At first, how did Heartbeat try to resolve his inner conflict?

a)

He started to eat more calories and lifted weights.

b)

He talked to his parents and teachers about his struggles

117.

In the beginning of the story, which words best describe Heartbeat as he tries to put on weight?

a)

dedicated yet discouraged

b)

excited and optimistic

118.

In the beginning of the story, why does the narrator (Heartbeat) say "I felt like I was reborn."

a)

He discovered a way to look bigger

b)

He discovered a way to become popular

119.

"I realized I had artificially outgrown my clothes." Why is the word artificially used?

a)

Because he has not actually grown out of his clothes, he only appears to have done so.

b)

Because he wishes he had outgrown his clothes, but he actually hasn't.

120.

Where does heartbeat end up going while at the party?

a)

down to the lake

b)

down in the basement

121.

What are some of the problems Heartbeat faces because of the layering of his clothes?

a)

extremely uncomfortable

b)

his zipper explodes

c)

pressure of the clothes bunches up in random places

d)

all of the above

122.

"Just lifting my arms exhausted me, and I had to stop midway and take a rest by sitting on the edge of the tub, gasping." This sentence tells the reader...

a)

How the layers of clothes affected Dave.

b)

How he was working out too much

123.

"I suddenly realized what I really looked like at this party...All this because I hated my nickname?"


Why does the narrator ask this question?

a)

To show how Heartbeat was coming to realize how his actions were affecting him.

b)

To add imagery to the story

124.

How does the setting at the party affect the plot of the story?

a)

Heartbeat was extremely cold at the party, forcing himself to leave and not talk to Sarah.

b)

Because the room was so hot, he was forced to remove layers of clothing, which allowed him to realize how much better he felt without them.

125.

What is the best theme for this story?

a)

What goes around comes around

b)

It is always best to be yourself

126.

What point of view is used in this story?

a)

first person

b)

second person

c)

third person limited

127.

Why is first person point of view an advantage in this story?

a)

I allow the reader to know the thoughts and feelings of all of the characters in the story.

b)

It allows the author to share the inner thoughts and feelings of the narrator.

128.

What does moot mean?

a)

not relevant or important

b)

to mock

129.

What does it mean to be sarcastic?

a)

to be afraid of close spaces

b)

an ironic mark meant to mock

130.

Another word for futile:

a)

frail

b)

pointless

131.

What does it mean to be claustrophobic?

a)

fear of confined or small spaces

b)

fear of spiders

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