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WorksheetsUnit 1 Test Review
Total questions: 88
Worksheet time: 2hrs 0mins
Mirror Image: What is the name of the main character?
Jenny
Mrs. Jarred
Alice
Ann
Mirror Image: What was written on the mirror that Alice's father had given her?
ACS
I Love You
Always
Forever
Mirror Image: What is Alice's twin sister's name?
Jenny
Jerrod
Alice
Ann
Mirror Image: What happened to cause Alice to be different than she originally was?
She skipped a grade
She was in an accident
She slept in
She went shopping
Mirror Image: What part of the story is Alice meeting and talking to Mr. Jarred?
exposition
climax
rising action
resolution
Mirror Image: What part of the story is Mrs. Jarred being interviewed about Gail?
exposition
rising action
climax
resolution
Mirror Image: What part of the story is Alice learning to walk and speak again?
exposition
rising action
climax
resolution
Mirror Image: What part of the story is Mr. Jarred acknowledging that Alice is not his daughter?
exposition
rising action
climax
resolution
interrupting the chronological action in a story to describe an event beforehand
climax
plot
resolution
flashback
What are character traits?
How a character is feeling in the moment.
Usual qualities of a character's personality.
A lesson the character learns in the story.
introduces the characters?
the most intense?
During the exposition, it is important to introduce the ________ and the ________.
Mirror Image: The flashback in paragraph 6 helps develop the plot by suggesting that Alice will --
like her new body quickly
move her new body eventually
improve her new body continuously
accept her new body slowly
Mirror Image: What most concerns the main character in paragraphs 2-4?
Her weight loss
her physical appearance
her new sunglasses
her sister's opinion
Mirror Image: What does the conversation between Alice and Jenny in paragraphs 7-17 suggest about the differences in their personalities?
Jenny is nicer than Alice.
Jenny is happier than Alice.
Jenny is less intelligent that Alice.
Jenny is more sarcastic than Alice.
Mirror Image: Based on the last paragraph of the passage, what can the reader infer about Alice?
She has accepted herself.
She liked meeting Mr. Jarred.
She doesn't enjoy living in Toronto.
She wishes she had her old body back.
Mirror Image: What two changes in Alice's behavior does her sister highlight in paragraph 65?
She is getting better grades in school.
She enjoys different types of food.
She is trying to be a cheerleader.
She appears to be thinner.
She has different friends now.
Mirror Image: Which statement best describes how Mr. and Mrs. Jarred's reactions to the situation differ?
Mrs. Jarred is less interested in seeing Alice.
Mrs. Jarred is more upset about the situation.
Mr. Jarred is happier that Gail's body is being used.
Mr. Jarred is more interested in moving on from Gail.
Mirror Image: Which theme is explored in the story?
Identitiy is not a constant.
Trauma is life-altering.
Technology always changes.
It is difficult to gain acceptance.
Not Everything It Seems: What is the author’s purpose in the selection?
To argue that the influencer world has problems beneath the surface
To express concerns that the influencer world is causing harm
To inform the audience about how the influencer world works
To entertain readers with stories about the influencer world
Not Everything It Seems: What is the author’s point of view about the influencer world?
It offers an easy, exciting way to be a tastemaker.
It offers a way to improve your marketing skills.
It’s a fun, rewarding way to make money.
It’s not as glamorous as it appears to be.
Not Everything It Seems: Read this sentence from paragraph 1.
But when you pull back the curtain on social media influencers, are they as real as
they seem?
What is the effect of the phrase pull back the curtain in this sentence?
It suggests that many aspects of the influencer world are artificial.
It indicates that powerful people are controlling the influencer world.
It suggests that the influencer world is better than it might seem at first.
It indicates that the influencer world is not as influential as many believe.
Not Everything It Seems: What are two purposes of the section called “#Worldofinfluencers”?
To give advice to influencers
To describe what influencers do
To explain why influencers have power
To show the downside of the influencer world
To convince readers that influencers are problematic
Not Everything It Seems: In the section “#Worldofinfluencers,” the author claims that the impact of influencers has
been somewhat positive. Which sentence from the selection best supports this claim?
It’s an exciting world, with famous people appearing to live their best lives while offering advice on how you can too. (paragraph 2)
But you are probably also familiar with teens and tweens who have become “Insta-famous” as online “tastemakers.” (paragraph 3)
These low-profile micro-influencers have a unique power—they seem authentic.
(paragraph 4)
There’s a lot to admire about influencers, especially those who promote good ideas.
(paragraph 5)
Not Everything It Seems: Based on the selection, what can the reader most likely conclude about interacting with the influencer world?
It is best never to engage with the influencer world.
It can be quite enjoyable if you follow certain suggestions.
It can be worthwhile, but it’s important to ignore the reality.
It’s not worth it, since nobody pays attention to influencers anymore.
Not Everything It Seems: Which idea does the author reinforce throughout the selection?
The influencer world is exhausted by the pressure to gain followers.
The influencer world should be approached with caution.
The influencer world should be completely avoided.
The influencer world has benefits and downsides.
Not Everything It Seems: How does the author highlight the contrast between reality and glamour in the last paragraph of the selection?
Pick the quote that shows this contrast the most.
"They are glossy and glamorous"
“Not everything may be as perfect or as real as what you see.”
"This helps them win devotion, build networks, and set trends."
"For example, Twitch streamers get paid by video game companies to stream their games, because they want you to buy them!"
What are the three reasons we write?
(Authors purpose for writing)
Persuade, Inform, Electrify
Perform, Infer, Entertain
Persuade, Inform, Educate
Persuade, Inform, Entertain
Persuade means...
Make people agree with you
Make people angry
Make people think the opposite thing
Make people fall in love
Inform means...
Give informal speech
Give information
Take the form
Give in a form
Entertain means...
To make people scared
To make people sad
To make people enjoy something
To go to the circus
Rules are very important. They help keep things running smoothly. Rules let you know what you can and cannot do whether you are playing a game or explaining how to act in class. You should follow rules; they help people get along.
What is the author's purpose?
to entertain with a story about people who follow the rules
to inform about the rules of games
to persuade people to follow the rules
to explain the rules of chess
In which POV do you see" I, me, and my" used to convey the story?
1st person
2nd person
3rd person objective
3rd person omniscient
In which POV do you see "you and your" used to convey the story?
1st person
2nd person
3rd person limited
3rd person objective
In which POV do you see "he, she, and them" used to convey the story?
1st person
2nd person
3rd person objective
3rd person omniscient
In 3rd person limited, you get to know the thoughts and feelings of...
1 character
none of the characters
2 characters
all of the characters
In 3rd person omniscient, you get to know the thoughts and feelings of...
none of the characters
1 character
2 characters
all of the characters
Point of View can be defined as...
who tells the story
how the story is told
why the story is told
when the story is told
"omniscient" means
"address directly"
"observer"
"the one and only"
"all knowing"
A Priceless Lesson in Humility: The author includes the information in paragraph 1 in order to
remind the reader of the historical values symbolized by Washington DC.
indicate to the reader that many people visit Washington DC
show the reader that some people have uncomfortable positions in life
convince the reader that sightseeing can be educational.
Priceless Lesson in Humility: How does the setting described in paragraph 1 influence the author's reaction to the blind woman in the next paragraph?
because he has seen other beggars, he assumes that the blind woman wants money as well
because he is impressed by the area, he wants to avoid her interruption
because homeless people are near the capital, he is annoyed by her presence
because he has seen beggars in the area, he refuses to look at her
Priceless Lesson in Humility: What does the author support in paragraph 2?
disregarding beggars is one way to get them to leave
beggars can mostly be found around famous landmarks
beggars are annoying when they ask for money
responding negatively to beggars is a common instinct
Priceless Lesson in Humility: The author includes paragraphs 6 & 7 in order to
create an excuse for treating the blind woman badly
reveal a valuable lesson he had learned
prove that his life had been difficult for many years
explain why he had lost his core belief
Priceless Lesson in Humility: The author lists the jobs he has held in order to prove that he
worked hard to achieve success
understood the damage caused by bias
interacted with different levels of society
identified with people who had unassuming jobs
Priceless Lesson in Humility: Which TWO values can be seen as themes of this text?
humbleness
forgiveness
honesty
understanding
generosity
Priceless Lesson in Humility: Based on the text, which TWO phrases best explain the author's definition of humility?
awareness of incorrect assumptions
willingness to help others
recognition of human equality
acceptance of difficult life events
desire to forgive self and others
What does it mean for the narrator to be "unreliable"?
A factual account of what occurred
An unbiased retelling of events
A biased retelling of events that may or may not be true
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 —
was excited to go fishing in the stream
had planned to catch dinner and cook it
had many ideas burning in his brain
was searching for a fire in the woods
In “The Song of Wandering Aengus,” the poet uses a metaphor in the first stanza to describe —
the trees in the woods
the berries on the thread
the fish in the stream
the stars in the sky
In “The Song of Wandering Aengus,” what do the details in stanza 2 suggest has happened?
The fish had turned into a beautiful girl.
The fire had gotten out of control.
The fish had escaped and gotten away.
The narrator was remembering a lost love.
Read lines 21–24 in “The Song of Wandering Aengus.” What does the figurative language in these sentences reveal about the narrator?
The narrator is hungry and searching for food.
The narrator is tired of traveling day and night.
The narrator is clever and will use any light to aid his search.
The narrator is hopeful that his search will end positively.
In “Eldorado,” the poet’s use of short sentences helps create the poem’s —
story theme
rhyming meter
word sounds
rhyming scheme
Read lines 4 and 5 from “Eldorado.” The sensory language in these lines highlights the character’s —
determination
idealism
optimism
romanticism
In the second stanza of “Eldorado,” the author uses the shadow to represent —
despair
shame
sorrow
boredom
The poet pairs shadow and Eldorado in rhyme throughout the poem to demonstrate that —
Eldorado is something that is hard to locate, like a shadow
Eldorado is a place that is being likened with darkness, like a shadow
Eldorado is a feeling that is being depicted as a dark shadow
Eldorado is something bright that is being contrasted with a dark shadow
Eldorado & The Song of Wandering Aengus: Which way do both poets indicate passage of time in their poems?
The poets describes events in the order they happened.
The poets use figurative language to indicate the passing of days.
The poets use the plot to describe the passing of time.
The poets describe how the setting has changed.
Eldorado & The Song of Wandering Aengus: In both poems, the main characters are searching for something. How is what they are searching for similar?
Eldorado & The Song of Wandering Aengus: Describe the ways in which the main characters in the two poems differ. Include specific details from the poems to support your answer.
A poem is a type of literature in which words are carefully chosen to create certain effects.
True
False
A poem's form is it's structure, which includes the way its words and lines are arranged.
True
False
The _______ is the main unit of all poems.
paragraph
title
line
stanza
In poetry, the way the lines are presented in groups is called _________ .
paragraph
title
line
stanza
To express emotions and ideas in a poem, authors use . . .
imagery
sound devices
figurative language
______________ is the repetition of sounds at the end of the words.
paragraph
rhyme
line
stanza
Poets use rhymes in poems . . .
to create a musical quality
to emphasize sounds that suggest feelings (surprise/sadness)
to create rhythms that help convey sensory feelings
___________ refers to words that rhyme at the ends of lines of poetry.
sound devices
end rhyme
repetition
consonance
What is the term for a pattern of end rhymes in a poem?
mood
voice
rhyme scheme
consonance
The feeling the poem creates for the reader is called a poem's __________ .
end rhyme
mood
voice
tone
How the author feels about the subject of the poem is called _____ .
end rhyme
mood
voice
tone
Poets choose words carefully because the word choice (diction) will affect a poem's meaning and the way it sounds.
True
False
The genre that includes:
- imagery that appeals to the senses
- sound devices
- creates a mood
- expresses a theme
science fiction
realistic fiction
informational text
poetry
Eldorado: What is the mood of the first stanza?
sad
depressing
hopeful
light
Eldorado: Whom does the knight meet in the poem?
a pilgrim
a shadow
a pilgrim shadow
another knight
Eldorado: What is the rhyme scheme of the poem?
AABBCC
AABBAA
AABCCB
ABBCBB
a tingling sensation
disquiet
prickly
mesmerize
adaptable
to spellbind someone
disquiet
prickly
mesmerize
adaptable
sharp twisting of the face, indicating disgust
prickly
mesmerize
adaptable
grimace
deprives someone of peace or rest
disquiet
grimace
prickly
adaptable
something that can change to meet new conditions
grimace
adaptable
mesmerize
prickly
In paragraph 6 the word collaborate is used. Reread the sentence and pick the correct definition.
"They collaborate with advertisers to promote selected brands."
If something is meaningful or purposeful in current society or culture.
Is a doubting or questioning attitude.
If you work together with others.
In paragraph 8 the word skepticism is used. Reread the sentence and pick the correct definition.
"Overall, it takes a degree of critical thinking and natural skepticism to navigate this complex world."
If something is meaningful or purposeful in current society or culture.
Is a doubting or questioning attitude.
If you work together with others.
In paragraph 7 the word relevant is used. Reread the sentence and pick the correct definition.
"There's constant pressure to stay fresh, engaging, and relevant."
If something is meaningful or purposeful in current society or culture.
Is a doubting or questioning attitude.
If you work together with others.
