WorksheetsAI Unit Test 2 Review
Total questions: 161
Worksheet time: 4hrs 14mins
Stimulation of human intelligence which is processed by machines is called ______________
Artificial Intelligence
Vision Systems
Natural Language
Write any one field where AI is used
(a)
Voice to text is considered as __________
NLP
Computer Vision
Select movies that features either robots or A.I.
Avengers: Age Of Ultron
The Terminator
Iron Man 3
Harry Potter
Avengers: Infinity War
How does an AI device learn and think?
It hacks our computer
It accepts data and trains itself, then creates a model
It hacks our brain
None of the above
Which one of these is not an area of AI?
Computer Vision
Voice Recognition
Web Design
Robotics
One downside of using AI is that if you train it incorrectly, the AI can show preference for one group over another. For example, only recognizing the x-rays of men and not women. This is called ________________
Biased
Unbiased
Cheating
None of These
Why do machines demonstrate artificial intelligence?
Because machines are not really intelligent compare to humans.
Because machines are capable of doing tasks for humans by programming them with a specific information.
Because machines are useful and relevant in our daily lives.
Because machines give you artificial information which are important.
How does artificial intelligence become useful to society?
It becomes helpful in completing tasks quickly and efficiently thus producing more products
It becomes helpful in completing tasks quickly thus makes people lazy
It becomes helpful in making task easier and less efficient resulting to the boost of economy.
It helps us to complete our task.
In what way can artificial intelligence become harmful?
Excessive use of AI makes people lazy since they rely too much on it.
By using AI as a weapon in wars, many innocent lives will be affected.
AI replaces the human force resulting to less job opportunities to human workers.
AI programmed devices are harmful through the radiation it produces.
The following statements describe Artificial Intelligence EXCEPT
AI is very useful in the present generation increasing its productivity.
Al is a threat if mismanaged or used for bad intentions.
AI replaces humans as it is more efficient than humans.
All of the above
Which of the following statements best describes the difference between robots and humans?
Robots move differently and made up of metal.
Robots do not have feelings and emotions as compared to humans.
Robots are too smart as compared to humans.
Robots are more effective than humans.
Artificial intelligence is all about robots.
True
False
Maybe
What is A.I?
Intelligence demonstrated by machines
Smart robots
Anthony Ian
I don't know
How does A.i work?
Combining large amounts of data with fast processing and intelligent algorithms, allowing the software to learn automatically from patterns or features in the data.
The computation, mostly on computers, of antiderivatives and definite integrals in term of formulas
It just works you know??
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The term A.I is short for?
Anatomy Insector
Astrology Iselin
Anh Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence
Antificial Intelligence
Select movies that features either robots or A.I.
Avengers: Age Of Ultron
The Terminator
Iron Man 3
Harry Potter
Avengers: Infinity War
What is Deep learning?
A variation of neural networks where many layers are used in the network to solve a problem
When a computer is especially intelligent.
Which of these is NOT an AI technology
Facial recognition
Image recognition
Robotics
Animation
Machine Learning is a subset of Artificial Intelligence which allows a machine to make__________ by learning from experiences.
preparation
predictions
testing
precaution
machine learns from examples or experiences. We need to provide training data with correct outcomes (e.g. types of animals) for the machine to ______. After learning from the training data, a predictive model is generated for the machine to make future predictions.
exam
test
practice
learn
What is AI used for?
Healthcare
Transportation
Education
All of the Above
Why do we need AI?
To help in treatment of diseases
To make our lives much easier
To help in fighting crime
All of the above
Which one of the following is an application of AI ?
Remote Controlled Drone
Self Driving Car
Self Driving Kiosk
Self Watering Plant System
What is artificial intelligence said to be?
very dangerous
intelligent robots
smarter than humans
the future
Which of the following is not an example of Artificial Intelligence?
Chess Playing Computers
Self Driving Cars
Face Recognising Devices
Money Counting Machines
AI stands for
Antificial Intelligent
Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligent
Antificial Intelligence
a step-by-step procedure for solving a problem or accomplishing some sort of task.
data set
algorithm
machine learning
computation
a collection of related sets of information that can be used by a computer
data set
algorithm
machine learning
computation
The first step in machine learning is for a machine to __________ new information.
act
sense
reason
learn
The second step in machine learning is for a machine to use the data it collects in order to ___________.
act
sense
reason
learn
The third step in machine learning is for the machine to apply its algorithm in order to ___________ what should happen next.
act
sense
reason
learn
The final step in machine learning is for the machine to _______ on its environment and/or execute some sort of function.
act
sense
reason
learn
Which of these does NOT use machine learning/AI?
driverless cars
SIRI/Alexa
Sonos wireless speakers
facial recognition on your phone
A GPS navigation system for finding the fastest route.
Is this AI?
Yes
No
Spreadsheet that calculates sums and other pre-defined functions on given data.
Is this AI?
Yes
No
Uber eats suggesting items to add to your order.
Is this AI?
Yes
No
A sensor automatically opening a door as you approach.
Is this AI?
Yes
No
This is the name for a tool that can be used to create AI generated art.
DALLE-2
Deepfake
ChatGPT
GPTZero
This is the name for a tool that can be used to create AI generated text.
DALLE-2
Deepfake
ChatGPT
GPTZero
This is the name for a video that appears to be real but is instead generated by AI and editing software.
DALLE-2
Deepfake
ChatGPT
GPTZero
This is the name for a tool that can determine whether a text was written by a human or a chatbot.
DALLE-2
Deepfake
ChatGPT
GPTZero
What was the celebration for in Multivac's underground chambers?
The victory in the war against Deneb
The completion of Multivac's maintenance
The discovery of a new technology
The arrival of important guests
Why were the technicians not scurrying about Multivac during the celebration?
The flow of information had halted
They were taking a break after the war
They were attending a different event
Multivac was undergoing repairs
Who is Lamar Swift?
The Executive Director of the Solar Federation
A technician working in Multivac
The Chief Interpreter of science's oracle
A military officer
Why does Lamar Swift say it's hard to look at the stars without anxiety?
The stars remind him of the war with Deneb
He is afraid of the unknown in space
The stars symbolize the unpredictability of the future
He associates the stars with the destruction caused by the war
Who does John Henderson claim to be destroyed?
The Denebians
The technicians in Multivac
The planets in the solar system
The enemies of the Solar Federation
What role did Multivac play in winning the war?
It provided accurate predictions and guidance
It developed advanced weapons
It analyzed enemy strategies
It trained soldiers for combat
Why does Jablonsky show contempt towards Multivac being hailed as the hero of mankind?
He believes humans should be the heroes, not machines
He thinks Multivac didn't contribute much to the war
He is jealous of Multivac's fame
He dislikes the celebration of victory
Why does Henderson feel relief in the midst of triumph?
He is glad the war is finally over
He is proud of his own accomplishments
He is relieved that Multivac's predictions were accurate
He is happy to be recognized for his efforts
What did Henderson do to the data fed to Multivac during the war?
He corrected and adjusted the data
He ignored the data and relied on intuition
He fed random figures to confuse Multivac
He provided accurate and reliable data
Why did Henderson introduce biases in the data fed to Multivac?
To compensate for the unreliable data
To confuse the enemy
To test Multivac's capabilities
To prove his own programming skills
Why did Swift doubt the reliability of Multivac's predictions?
He was aware of the unreliable data being fed to Multivac
He believed Multivac was not functioning properly
He had a personal bias against relying on machines
He thought Multivac was biased towards the enemy
What computing device did Lamar Swift use to make difficult decisions?
An older computer than Multivac
A more advanced computer than Multivac
A manual calculator
A machine designed specifically for decision-making
What did Lamar Swift do with the coin he flipped?
Used it to make decisions
Used it as a lucky charm
Used it to distract himself
Used it to entertain others
Why did Lamar Swift still use physical coins instead of a credit system?
He found it hard to abandon old habits
He didn't trust the credit system
He preferred the tangible nature of coins
He didn't have access to the credit system
What did Lamar Swift mean by saying Multivac is not the first computer?
There were computers before Multivac
Multivac is not a true computer
Multivac is not the most powerful computer
Multivac is not the most reliable computer
Which answer BEST explains how the setting affects Margie?
The setting instills doubt about the Orb’s judgment.
The setting introduces tension about what Margie’s future will be.
The setting creates stress in Margie’s relationship with her mother.
The setting causes sadness regarding Margie’s memories of her father.
Read the list of sentences from the story.
He'd made it in his workshop with his own hands, with both their names engraved on the underside. She hadn't taken it off since the day he'd died.
But the steady, almost imperceptible tick-tick-tick against her belly was the only thing making her brave enough to keep from running. “Your mother was right. There's a lot of your father in you.”
“Your father was a good man. His innovations have helped shape the future. He'd have been proud of you, Margie Callahan.”
Which two sentences taken together provide the BEST evidence to support the idea that Margie finds strength in remembering her father?
1 and 2
1 and 3
2 and 4
3 and 4
Read the two selections from the story.
Her mother had checked her wrist to be sure she hadn't put it back on again, and been satisfied.
Her mother, for all her good work in the assembly room, never seemed truly happy.
Which of the following inferences can the reader make, based on these selections?
Margie’s mother is jealous of Margie’s relationship with her father.
Margie’s mother wants Margie to work with her in the assembly room.
Margie’s mother values following the rules, but it does not make her happy.
Margie’s mother has always wanted a different job, but she is too afraid to ask for one.
Which answer BEST describes how Margie responds to the first minister’s command to keep her experience in the Orb a secret?
Margie is afraid of the first minister, so she decides to follow the first minister’s command.
Margie is strong, so she will make her own choice about whether to follow the first minister’s command.
Margie is worried about protecting her mother, so she agrees to follow the first minister’s command.
Margie is uncertain about her future, so she doesn’t know whether she can follow the first minister’s command.
How does Margie feel about entering the Orb?
Stubborn
Nervous
Excited
Angry
What is the purpose of the Orb?
It helps people make good decisions.
It makes choices for the people who enter.
It tricks people into making bad choices.
It encourages children to be good citizens.
What happens inside the Orb?
Margie tries to speak to the Orb.
Margie follows the blue pathway.
Margie does not go down any pathway.
Margie feels excited about all the choices she has.
What will happen to Margie?
She will need to go back into the Orb.
She will get to decide her own future.
She is in trouble for breaking the rules.
She is taking the place of the First Minister.
How does Margie feel at the end of the story?
Empowered
Confused
Sneaky
Uneasy
Which statement BEST expresses a theme of the story?
It is dangerous to take risks.
Keeping track of time is important.
Always tell the truth to your family.
Be true to yourself, no matter what.
Which detail from the text BEST shows that Margie's world is not like ours?
"Her mother exhaled quietly, slipped her hand out of Margie's, and gave her shoulder a gentle squeeze." (Paragraph 7)
"First Minister Chao pressed her palm against a sensor on the Orb's surface." (Paragraph 8)
"Margie shook her head and hoped nobody could hear her heart pounding." (Paragraph 11)
"He'd made it in his workshop with his own hands, with both their names engraved on the underside." (Paragraph 11)
Reread this sentence from paragraph 13: "When her mother had stepped out to let her finish changing in private, the almost inaudible ticking proved too much of a temptation." In this sentence, what does "temptation" suggest about Margie?
She is excited to enter the Orb.
She is going to take her father's watch.
She is upset that her mother is so strict.
She is determined to tell time correctly.
Which character trait describes both Margie and her father in the story?
free-thinking
thoughtful
honest
timid
Why is the watch important to the story?
It lets Margie feel confident in her ability to tell time.
It makes Margie happy because it reminds her of her mother.
It gives Margie the strength to choose her own path.
It allows Margie to feel excited about entering the Orb.
Where does Margie stand at the beginning of the story?
a) In a classroom
b) In front of the Orb
c) In a park
Why does Margie's mother want her to go into the Orb?
a) To meet the First Minister
b) To learn about her destiny
c) To see her father's watch
What item did Margie hide before entering the Orb?
a) Her father's watch
b) A book
c) Her school ID card
What is the purpose of the Orb?
a) To predict the future
b) To prevent crimes
c) To create happiness
What sound does Margie focus on to stay grounded in the Orb?
a) Laughter
b) Heartbeat
c) Tick-tick-tick of her father's watch
What color pathway does Margie choose to follow?
a) Yellow
b) Blue
c) Crimson
Why does Margie hesitate before choosing a pathway?
a) She wants to wait and think more about who she is
b) She is scared of making the wrong choice
c) She wants to explore all the pathways before deciding
What does the first minister say about Margie's father?
a) He was a bad man
b) He was a good man
c) He was an inventor
Where does Margie go after exiting the Orb?
a) To her mother
b) To the first minister's office
c) To the assembly room
Why does the first minister say Margie must keep her actions a secret?
a) To protect the Orb's judgment
b) To make her mother proud
) To avoid chaos in society
How does Margie feel about keeping the secret?
a) Confused
b) Excited
c) Anxious
What does Margie plan to do when she is older?
a) Tell everyone about her actions
b) Understand the Orb better
c) Take her mother to the Orb
What is Margie's main realization at the end of the story?
c) She wants to become the first minister
b) She should trust the Orb completely
a) She is her own person
Who does Margie think would be happier if they could choose their own path?
a) Her mother
b) The first minister
c) Her father
On the day of Dickie's birthday, his parents...
are happy for him.
are sad he's growing up.
are nervous about something.
are irritated with his selfishness.
How do Dickie’s parents react when he asks about the exam?
They avoid talking too much about it.
They get excited about the idea of Dickie taking it.
They stress how important it is that he does well.
They lie to Dickie about the exam.
While Mr. Jordan (Dad) is reading the newspaper, Dickie...
asks a lot of questions.
is only interested in watching television.
continues worrying about the exam.
takes a nap.
Why does Dickie's mom crying the morning of the examination?
She’s sad that he’s a year older.
She’s happy to see her son take the exam.
She feels bad about Dickie’s birthday party.
She’s afraid for Dickie to take the exam.
How does Dickie feel on the morning of the exam?
He’s afraid he’s not smart enough.
He’s starting to become nervous.
He isn’t worried about the exam.
He’s looking forward to the exam.
The room that Dickie and his father wait in…
looks dangerous.
is cozy.
lacks comfort.
scares Dickie.
Why did Dickie fail to pass the exam?
He lied during the exam.
He was too smart.
He wasn't smart enough.
He took too long to answer questions.
Which statement best expresses the theme of the story?
It’s better to downplay your own intelligence.
The government has been known to violate people’s rights.
High intelligence can be viewed as a dangerous thing.
People have higher expectations for children as they grow up.
What do the questions that Dickie asks while his father is reading the newspaper reveal about Dickie's character?
They suggest that Dickie doesn’t usually get along with his father.
They show how curious Dickie is about how the world works.
They stress that Dickie isn’t as intelligent as he claims.
They show how much Dickie relies on his father for simple ideas.
How does knowledge of the exam affect Dickie’s mom and dad?
Dickie’s mom becomes anxious and sad, while Dickie’s dad becomes easily irritated.
Dickie’s mom and dad express doubt that their son is ready for the exam.
Dickie’s mom and dad stress about preparing their son for the exam.
Dickie’s mom is not bothered by the exam, while Dickie’s dad is upset about it.
What is the author's purpose in writing “Examination Day"?
To describe the events leading up to the boy's examination
To create a sense of tension and anticipation in the story
To explain the process of the Government Intelligence test
To highlight the emotional impact of the test results on the parents
What details from the text support the idea that Dickie is alert and observant?
He follows his father's instruction to read comics and later prepares to take the Government Intelligence test as instructed, despite his apprehension.
He becomes puzzled and slightly frightened by the unknown aspects of the test.
He takes in details about his surroundings, such as the wrapped birthday packages and the preparations in the kitchen. He also notices the tension in the room during breakfast.
He asks questions about various topics, such as the rain, the color of grass, and the distance to the sun. His inquisitive nature is evident in his interactions with his parents.
How is Dickie's mother characterized in the passage?
She is characterized as a strict and demanding mother who puts a lot of pressure on Dickie.
She is characterized as an indifferent mother who doesn't care about Dickie's well-being.
She is characterized as a caring and concerned mother who becomes emotional about Dickie's upcoming test.
She is characterized as an overprotective mother who doesn't allow Dickie to take any risks.
Why do you think the government in the story conducts the examination on the twelfth birthday of every child?
To determine their intelligence and potential
To celebrate their transition to adulthood
To identify potential rebels and troublemakers
To assess their physical health and fitness
Which statement best expresses a theme of the short story?
It's better to downplay your own intelligence.
The government has been known to violate people's rights.
High intelligence can be viewed as a dangerous thing.
People have higher expectations for children as they grow up.
How does the character of Dickie change throughout the story?
He becomes more obedient and compliant.
He becomes more rebellious and defiant.
He remains the same throughout the story.
He becomes more confident in his abilities.
What is the central conflict in the story "Examination Day"?
The conflict between Dickie and his teacher
The conflict between Dickie and his parents
The conflict between Dickie and the government's examination system
The conflict between Dickie and his classmates
What can you infer about the government's intentions in conducting the examination?
They genuinely care about the well-being of children.
They aim to identify potential threats to the government's authority.
They want to celebrate the children's twelfth birthdays.
They are primarily concerned with improving education.
How does knowledge of the exam affect Dickie's mom and dad?
Dickie's mom becomes anxious and sad, while Dickie's dad becomes easily irritated.
Dickie's mom and dad express doubt that their son is ready for the exam.
Dickie's mom and dad stress about preparing their son for the exam.
Dickie's mom is not bothered by the exam, while Dickie's dad is upset about it.
What poetic device is used in the following sentence? “The room was as cold and official as a courtroom.”
metaphor
personification
simile
hyperbole
“We regret to inform you that his intelligence quotient has exceeded the government regulation, according to Rule 84, Section 5 of the New Code.”
Which words tells us that Mr. Jordan is about to get bad news?
regret, inform, quotient
regret, exceeded, regulation
regret, quotient, according
regret, Section 5, New Code
How would you describe the mood of Mr. and Mrs. Jordan at the opening of the story?
Happy
Anxious
Excited
Confused
Does this story take place in the past, the present, or the future? Explain your answer using evidence from the story.
Past, as indicated by the old-fashioned setting
Present, as indicated by the modern technology mentioned
Future, as indicated by the advanced government control
Cannot be determined from the story
What comes next in the sequence that Dickie was asked to complete during the exam?
"One, four, seven, ten..."
11, 14, 17, 20
21, 24, 27, 30
13, 16, 19, 22
9, 6, 3, 0
PART A: Which statement best expresses a theme of the short story?
People have higher expectations for children as they grow up.
The government has been known to violate people’s rights.
High intelligence can be viewed as a dangerous thing.
It’s better to downplay your own intelligence.
PART B: Which detail from the text best supports the answer to Part A?
“‘Now, it’s nothing to worry about. Thousands of children take this test everyday. The Government wants to know how smart you are, Dickie. That’s all there is to it.’” (Paragraph 21)
“They were at breakfast table, and the boy looked up from his plate curiously.He was an alert-eyed youngster with flat blond hair and a quick, nervous manner.” (Paragraph 3)
“‘Now just relax, Richard. You’ll be asked some questions, and you think them over carefully. Then give your answers into the microphone. The machine will take care of the rest.’” (Paragraph 44)
“‘We regret to inform you that his intelligence quotient is above the Government regulation, according to Rule 84 Section 5 of the New Code.’” (Paragraph 56)
What do the questions Dickie asks his father between paragraphs 4-17 reveal about Dickie’s character?
They show how curious Dickie is about how the world works.
They stress that Dickie isn’t as intelligent as he claims.
They suggest that Dickie doesn’t usually get along with his father.
They show how much Dickie relies on his father for simple ideas.
How does knowledge of the exam affect Dickie’s mom and dad?
Dickie’s mom and dad express doubt that their son is ready for the exam.
Dickie’s mom and dad stress about preparing their son for the exam.
Dickie’s mom is not bothered by the exam, while Dickie’s dad is upset about it.
Dickie’s mom becomes anxious and sad, while Dickie’s dad becomes easily irritated.
How old was Dickie turning?
20
9
12
16
What genre was "Examination Day"?
Romance
Science Fiction
Historical Fiction
Non-fiction
Who wrote "Examination Day"?
Henry Slesar
J.K. Rowling
William Shakespeare
Tom Hanks
What is the author best known for including in his stories?
use of female lead characters
use of bright and cheerful humor
use of will they won't they relationships
use of irony and unexpected endings
The story takes place in the
past
present
future
On the day of Dickie's birthday, his parents...
are happy for him
are sad he's growing up
are nervous about something
are upset with his selfishness
What is the meaning of the word rattled as it is used in this sentence: “His father, now slumped into an armchair with the Government newspaper, rattled the sheets in vexation”?
knocked
moved
played with a toy rattler
disconnected
What poetic device is used in the following sentence? “The room was as cold and official as a courtroom.”
metaphor
personification
simile
hyperbole
“We regret to inform you that his intelligence quotient has exceeded the government regulation, according to Rule 84, Section 5 of the New Code.”
Which words tells us that Mr. Jordan is about to get bad news?
regret, inform, quotient
regret, exceeded, regulation
regret, quotient, according
regret, Section 5, New Code
Which statement best expresses a theme of the short story?
It's better to downplay your own intelligence
The government always violates people's rights
High intelligence can be viewed as a dangerous thing
People have higher expectations for children as they grow up
“The room was as cold and official as a courtroom, with long benches flanking metal tables.” “There was a young man wearing an insignia-less tunic, seated at a polished desk in front of Room 404.” “A concealed loudspeaker crackled and called off the first name.”
What do these descriptions tell us about the government?
It values cleanliness.
It is impersonal and cold.
It has a lot of money.
It is warm and inviting.
He wandered towards the window, and peered gloomily at the veil of mist that shrouded the glass.
Which of the following meanings of veil is used in the sentence above?
a piece of fine material worn by women to protect or conceal the face
a thing that serves to cover, conceal, or disguise
a membrane which is attached to the body of some toadstools and ruptures in the course of development
the piece of precious cloth separating the sanctuary from the body of the Temple or the Tabernacle
Why doesn’t Dickie know about the test prior to his birthday?
Nobody knows which day the government will call.
He was told about it but forgot.
Dickie's parents didn't want to worry him.
Only certain kids are selected to take the test.
What was the conflict of the story?
There was a test all 12 year olds have to take.
Dickie and his best friend have a fight.
Dickie's parents were arguing.
It was raining on Dickie's birthday.
How did Dickie's parents find out the results of the test?
Dickie told them when he got home.
Dickie's teacher called them.
The government center called home.
They never found out the results.
On the day of Dickie's birthday, his parents...
are happy for him.
are sad he's growing up.
are nervous about something.
are irritated with his selfishness.
How do Dickie’s parents react when he asks about the exam?
They avoid talking too much about it.
They get excited about the idea of Dickie taking it.
They stress how important it is that he does well.
They lie to Dickie about the exam.
Why does Dickie's mom crying the morning of the examination?
She’s sad that he’s a year older.
She’s happy to see her son take the exam.
She feels bad about Dickie’s birthday party.
She’s afraid for Dickie to take the exam.
The room that Dickie and his father wait in…
looks dangerous.
is cozy.
lacks comfort.
scares Dickie.
Why did Dickie fail to pass the exam?
He lied during the exam.
He was too smart.
He wasn't smart enough.
He took too long to answer questions.
Which statement best expresses the theme of the story?
It’s better to downplay your own intelligence.
The government has been known to violate people’s rights.
High intelligence can be viewed as a dangerous thing.
People have higher expectations for children as they grow up.
What do the questions that Dickie asks while his father is reading the newspaper reveal about Dickie's character?
They suggest that Dickie doesn’t usually get along with his father.
They show how curious Dickie is about how the world works.
They stress that Dickie isn’t as intelligent as he claims.
They show how much Dickie relies on his father for simple ideas.
How does knowledge of the exam affect Dickie’s mom and dad?
Dickie’s mom becomes anxious and sad, while Dickie’s dad becomes easily irritated.
Dickie’s mom and dad express doubt that their son is ready for the exam.
Dickie’s mom and dad stress about preparing their son for the exam.
Dickie’s mom is not bothered by the exam, while Dickie’s dad is upset about it.
Dickie's parents' negative reactions regarding the examination at the beginning of the story is an example of -
imagery
foreshadowing
irony
internal conflict
The main conflict in this story can best be described as -
individual vs. individual
individual vs. self
individual vs. society
individual vs. technology
"The loudspeaker cracked" and "the mechanism whirred" contain examples of -
simile
alliteration
repetition
onomatopoeia
Based on the story, the reader can best infer -
Dickie's parents have above average intelligence
The government fears any citizen who is capable of questioning their rules.
Dickie was aware of his fate.
Dickie's parents were confident their son would pass the test.
Typically, people strive to do well when taking a test. However, in this story, if you pass, you die. This is an example of -
foreshadowing
imagery
suspense
irony
"The room was as cold and official as a courtroom" is an example of -
metaphor
simile
hyperbole
personification
What does vexation mean as it is used in the passage?
annoyance
kindness
clumsiness
vengeance
Based on the story, the reader can infer that Dickie's father does not answer his son's questions because -
He doesn't want Dickie to understand how the world works.
He, himself, does not know the answer.
He is too busy to explain.
He is not allowed to explain to his son how the world works.
Dickie was too intelligent; therefore, the government disposed of him. The word therefore is a signal word for which organizational pattern?
compare and contrast
problem / solution
chronological
cause and effect
The mood created by the author at the end of the story is -
somber
whimsical
thoughtful
lonely
What is the author's purpose in writing “Examination Day"?
To describe the events leading up to the boy's examination
To create a sense of tension and anticipation in the story
To explain the process of the Government Intelligence test
To highlight the emotional impact of the test results on the parents
What details from the text support the idea that Dickie is alert and observant?
He follows his father's instruction to read comics and later prepares to take the Government Intelligence test as instructed, despite his apprehension.
He becomes puzzled and slightly frightened by the unknown aspects of the test.
He takes in details about his surroundings, such as the wrapped birthday packages and the preparations in the kitchen. He also notices the tension in the room during breakfast.
He asks questions about various topics, such as the rain, the color of grass, and the distance to the sun. His inquisitive nature is evident in his interactions with his parents.
How is Dickie's mother characterized in the passage?
She is characterized as a strict and demanding mother who puts a lot of pressure on Dickie.
She is characterized as an indifferent mother who doesn't care about Dickie's well-being.
She is characterized as a caring and concerned mother who becomes emotional about Dickie's upcoming test.
She is characterized as an overprotective mother who doesn't allow Dickie to take any risks.
Why do you think the government in the story conducts the examination on the twelfth birthday of every child?
To determine their intelligence and potential
To celebrate their transition to adulthood
To identify potential rebels and troublemakers
To assess their physical health and fitness
Which statement best expresses a theme of the short story?
It's better to downplay your own intelligence.
The government has been known to violate people's rights.
High intelligence can be viewed as a dangerous thing.
People have higher expectations for children as they grow up.
How does the character of Dickie change throughout the story?
He becomes more obedient and compliant.
He becomes more rebellious and defiant.
He remains the same throughout the story.
He becomes more confident in his abilities.
What is the central conflict in the story "Examination Day"?
The conflict between Dickie and his teacher
The conflict between Dickie and his parents
The conflict between Dickie and the government's examination system
The conflict between Dickie and his classmates
What can you infer about the government's intentions in conducting the examination?
They genuinely care about the well-being of children.
They aim to identify potential threats to the government's authority.
They want to celebrate the children's twelfth birthdays.
They are primarily concerned with improving education.
How does knowledge of the exam affect Dickie's mom and dad?
Dickie's mom becomes anxious and sad, while Dickie's dad becomes easily irritated.
Dickie's mom and dad express doubt that their son is ready for the exam.
Dickie's mom and dad stress about preparing their son for the exam.
Dickie's mom is not bothered by the exam, while Dickie's dad is upset about it.
What poetic device is used in the following sentence? “The room was as cold and official as a courtroom.”
metaphor
personification
simile
hyperbole
“We regret to inform you that his intelligence quotient has exceeded the government regulation, according to Rule 84, Section 5 of the New Code.”
Which words tells us that Mr. Jordan is about to get bad news?
regret, inform, quotient
regret, exceeded, regulation
regret, quotient, according
regret, Section 5, New Code
How would you describe the mood of Mr. and Mrs. Jordan at the opening of the story?
Happy
Anxious
Excited
Confused
Does this story take place in the past, the present, or the future? Explain your answer using evidence from the story.
Past, as indicated by the old-fashioned setting
Present, as indicated by the modern technology mentioned
Future, as indicated by the advanced government control
Cannot be determined from the story
What comes next in the sequence that Dickie was asked to complete during the exam?
"One, four, seven, ten..."
11, 14, 17, 20
21, 24, 27, 30
13, 16, 19, 22
9, 6, 3, 0
