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Literature (HSP)

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Critical reading can be divided up to 2 majors. What is one of them?

a)

Reading to forget

b)

Reading for Meaning

c)

I have no clue

d)

Reading to get smarter

2.

Which is an example of theme?

a)

A person

b)

Love story

c)

Dogs

d)

Anna

3.

What is an example of first person point of view?

a)

“Anna loved to go to the park”

b)

“I love going to the park,” Anna said”

c)

“I love going to the park,” I said.

d)

I love macaroni and cheese

4.

Who were the two main characters in Melt?

a)

Bea and Yutu

b)

Mr. Carmichael and Mr. Barbour

c)

Stella and Jessica

d)

Mike and Nancy

5.

Ele Fountain lives in…

a)

Omaha, Nebraska

b)

Hampshire,England

c)

Miami,Florida

d)

Huron,South Dakota

6.

Who are Inuit people?

a)

Inuit people are a group of indigenous people

b)

Inuit people are a group of people in Burma called Karen people

c)

Inuit people are a group of sellers

d)

Inuit people are a group of French people

7.

This story takes place in the

a)

Southern hemisphere

b)

Eastern hemisphere

c)

western hemisphere

d)

Northern Hemisphere

8.

What is literature?

a)

A thesis essay

b)

An art form that uses language to create imaginative expereinces

c)

A type of thriller book

d)

A type of writing in poetry

9.

How does the story MELT start?

a)

Four dark shapes glide through the white…

b)

I walk through the school gates…

c)

A low sound hums across the frozen air…

d)

Someone shoved me hard from behind…

10.

Bonus question: How many languages are spoken in the world?

a)

8,000

b)

10,043

c)

6,347

d)

7,000

11.

What is the primary purpose of critical reading?

a)

To analyze and evaluate the text

b)

To read as quickly as possible

c)

To entertain oneself

d)

To memorize facts

12.

What is a common theme in literature

a)

Weather

b)

Technology

c)

Friendship

d)

Cars

13.

Which point of view uses ‘he’ or ‘she’

a)

Omniscient

b)

Second person

c)

First person

d)

Third person