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WorksheetsICMTP Prologue-Chapter 16
Total questions: 86
Worksheet time: 54mins
To fall or sink into something
critical
slumped
resemble
vintage
The quality or state of looking like someone else.
vintage
cliche
resemblance
resemble
When water vapor turns into a liquid and gathers on a surface.
condensation
inheritance
resemblance
coincidence
In the beginning of the chapter, Edie is unable to draw. Why do you think this is?
She is distracted with questions about her identity
She doesn't have a drawing pad
She doesn't have a pencil to draw with
She doesn't have an object to copy
How does Mom feel about being a stay-at-home parent?
Mom wishes she had a job
Mom is bored
Mom thinks that it's a privilege to stay at home
Mom wishes she had more kids to watch
Why does Edie think her parents are lying?
"For a second, it's as if my parents have turned to stone. They sit with stiff, awkward postures."
"But they've never shared where my name came from."
"Amelia and I were talking earlier about how she was named after her mom's favorite aunt. And Serenity said she was named after a prayer."
"Mom and Dad watch me without touching their own food. Finally, I swallow and sit up."
What reason does Edie's mom give her that her name is Edith?
She wanted Edie to have a vintage name to grow into
She wanted Edie to be prosperous in war.
She wanted Edie to have an old-lady name.
How do Edie's parents get her to stop asking questions at the end of the chapter?
They tell her to eat.
They tell her to stop asking questions.
They tell her to stop being disrespectful.
To be similar or alike
gawk
scornful
cliche
resemble
Something kept as a reminder of something else
critical
perimeter
souvenir
coincidence
Something of high quality from the past
scornful
gawk
optimistic
vintage
Failing to observe the limits of what is permitted or appropriate
scrutiny
presumptuous
improvise
reservation
A phrase or opinion that is overused and not original
scornful
cliche
vintage
critical
Very serious or important
gawk
scornful
critical
optimistic
Hopeful and confident about the future
optimistic
scornful
resemble
cliche
To stare openly at someone
critical
gawk
scornful
resemble
Showing disrespect or dislike
cliche
critical
scornful
vintage
Events that occur at the same time by accident
prosperous
coincidence
resemble
elaborate
Successful with material things
vintage
critical
cliche
prosperous
something that is received from an owner after their death
orphanage
souvenir
inheritance
perimeter
A place where children without caretakers live
orphanage
coincidence
souvenir
perimeter
To explain in great detail
elaborate
gawk
resemble
optimistic
What is a separate introduction or opening to a book that gives details and background information?
epilogue
prologue
introduction
summary
What is Edie's heritage?
Spanish
French
Native American
Portuguese
What do we know about Edie's mother?
Her mother was adopted
Her mother lived with her birth family
Her mother moved a lot as a kid
Her mother doesn't know that she is adopted
What does it mean to be adopted?
Someone takes care of you for only a little bit
You live with your birth parents
You are legally raised by someone who did not give birth to you
You live with your birth family
Which words are clues for 1st person point of view?
you, them, they
I, me, my, we, us, mine, ours
his, hers, theirs
he, she, it, they, them
Where does the story take place?
Los Angeles, California
Seattle, Washington
Miami, Florida
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
To be similar or alike
gawk
scornful
cliche
resemble
The line around an area
gawk
souvenir
perimeter
critical
What point of view is the story told in?
1st person
2nd person
3rd person
4th person
A social group of numerous families or clans that share ancestry and languages
suspended
flimsy
tribe
hovering
Standing close by someone else
tribe
hovering
suspended
flimsy
Supported from an attachment above; hanging
banned
suspended
hovering
flimsy
Easily damaged or bent
flimsy
flexible
hovering
suspended
Who is the author of I Can Make this Promise?
Christine Day
Dan Gutman
Sarah Vanderbilt
Miss Kap
What Native American tribe originated in Seattle, Washington?
Squirmy
Suquamish
Squidward
Squishy
What does Edie's kindergarten teacher ask her on her first day of school?
How do you pronounce your name?
Where are you from?
How old are you?
How are you today?
Which of Edie's parents was adopted?
Mom
Dad
Which city does Edie live in?
Portland
San Francisco
Boston
Seattle
What does Edie like to do in her free time?
Play video games
Make music
Draw
Bake
What kind of contest are Edie and her friends interested in?
Singing
Dancing
Filmmaking
Geography bee
Where do Edie and her friends search for the popsicle molds to make popsicles?
Garage
Attic
Edie's room
Family room
What does Edie's friend find in the attic?
A photograph that looks like Edie
A movie starring Edith
A movie poster featuring Edith
A map of Los Angeles
The girls find a letter from 1973 in the attic. Who is it from?
Edie's mom
Edie's dad
Uncle Phil
Edith
showing confused emotions because you cannot decide
wilted
anticipation
pursue
conflicted
to lose strength
wilted
propped
flinch
dappled
feeling doubt or mistrust
suspicious
skeptical
flinch
anticipation
a person who is the reason for inspiration
activist
legacy
muse
heritage
a feeling of excitement about the future
dappled
anticipation
skeptical
legacy
history, traditions, or practices handed down from ancestors
culture
triumphant
heritage
legacy
a way of life handed down from generation to generation
legacy
culture
heritage
anticipation
basic traits passed down from parents to children
anticipation
remnants
genes
suspicious
not easily convinced
skeptical
conflicted
dappled
propped
a remaining amount of something
remnant
muse
anticipation
pursue
related to the physical appearance
muse
dappled
cosmetic
triumphant
marked with small spots or patches
flinch
dappled
propped
pried
moved apart
flinch
remnants
wilted
pried
rejoicing for success
legacy
triumphant
anticipation
skeptical
to make a quick movement due to fear, pain, or surprise
wilted
flinch
pried
pursue
a person who tries to bring about social or political change
legacy
activist
muse
genes
to try to do something over a period of time
pried
pursue
remnants
anticipation
a practice passed down from ancestor
legacy
muse
anticipation
wilted
supported by leaning against something else
pried
propped
dappled
conflicted
We are studying ancient (a) from (b)
The plants (a) in the hot weather because they did not have enough water.
Ever since she was little, Miss Kap wanted to (a) a career in teaching.
The student had a very (a) look on her face, and the teacher thought they might be up to something.
The orthodontist told Edie that fixing the gap in someone's teeth is simple a (a) fix. It only helps with their appearance.
Put these words in alphabetical order.
anticipation
conflicted
culture
dappled
genes
Put these words in alphabetical order.
pried
propped
pursue
skeptical
suspicious
Grandparents often hope that their (a) will live on in their children and grandchildren after they have passed away.
Match the following
marked with small spots
dappled
to lose strength
wilted
showing confused emotions because you cannot decide
conflicted
a feeling of doubt or mistrust
suspicious
history, traditions, or practices handed down from ancestors
heritage
The students and teachers felt (a) for a snow day once they saw flurries falling from the sky.
My parents were (a) that I was telling the truth when I mentioned that my teacher had canceled the quiz.
Which family member does Edie initially talk to about Edith?
Theo
Uncle Phil
Dad
Mom
What kind of unusual pet does Edie's Uncle Phil have?
Python
Raccoon
Hedgehog
Duck
Where is Edie's favorite place to draw?
At school
Her room
The attic
Golden Gardens (a park)
The girls find a letter from 1973 in the attic. Who is it from?
Edie's mom
Edie's dad
Uncle Phil
Edith
What does Edie's friend find in the attic?
A photograph that looks like Edie
A movie starring Edith
A movie poster featuring Edith
A map of Los Angeles
Why does Edith go to LA?
To be a comedian
As a singer
To act
To start a business
What does Edie see at the Fourth of July celebration?
A bird
A cat
A dog
A coyote
Why are Edie and her family at Uncle Phil's house?
It's the Fourth of July
It is Uncle Phil's birthday
It's Edie's birthday
Edie wanted to show off her new braces
What advice does Uncle Phil give Edie?
To ask her parents about the other Edith
To continue investigating Edith Graham with her friends
To research Edith Graham with him
What does Edie observe about Edith Graham's handwriting?
It's super neat
It gets sloppy when she's excited about something
It's difficult to read
It doesn't change
What audition did Edith Graham have?
A romantic comedy
A comedy
A horror film
A documentary
