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Worksheets6th Grade - Semester 2 - Exam Review
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 50mins
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Class
Date
1.
What type of figurative language is the following? "Joey's eyes, big as baseballs..."
a)
hyperbole
b)
metaphor
c)
idiom
d)
onomatopoeia
2.
What did the girl behind the counter tell the boys they needed to keep the fish alive?
a)
water conditioner
b)
aeration (bubbler)
c)
a healthy goldfish
d)
more money
3.
On page 57 the word "me-ow" is
a)
onomatopoeia.
b)
a simile.
c)
a hyperbole.
d)
a metaphor.
4.
What type of figurative language is used in the following quote? "You had to call her A-man-da Jane or she'd bite your head clean off."
a)
metaphor
b)
simile
c)
idiom
d)
hyperbole
5.
When Rusty and Joey catch a frog down by the river, Joey says the following: "That thing's a tank!" What kind of figurative language is this?
a)
simile
b)
metaphor
c)
idiom
d)
onomatopoeia
6.
What do Rusty and Joey do when they promise to keep a secret?
a)
They pinkie promise.
b)
They shake hands and spit.
c)
They make a secret pact sealed in blood.
d)
They touch a rock "Swear to Howdy" then throw the rock in the river.
7.
Who is the author of Swear to Howdy?
a)
Kate Dicamillo
b)
Wendelin Van Draanen
c)
Jerry Spanelli
d)
Lois Lowry
8.
From what point of view is the book Swear to Howdy told?
a)
1st person
b)
2nd person
c)
3rd person limited
d)
3rd person omniscient
9.
Who is the narrator of the story in Swear to Howdy?
a)
Rusty
b)
Joey
c)
Amanda Jane
d)
Jenna Mae
10.
Which character in the book Swear to Howdy gets bit by the crappie?
a)
Joey
b)
Rusty
c)
Bobby
d)
Vinny
11.
In the book Swear to Howdy, what words could be used to describe Joey's dad's attitude ?
a)
negative - seems angry
b)
funny - he jokes a lot
c)
positive - encourages Joey often
d)
compassionate and empathetic
12.
In the book Swear to Howdy, where do Rusty and Joey spend most of their time the first summer they met?
a)
Middle School
b)
the swimming hole
c)
the paper mill
d)
the Wet Pets store
13.
Who sold concession stand items at the baseball games in the book Swear to Howdy?
a)
Diamond Dolls
b)
Diamondbacks
c)
Diamond & Rubies
d)
Doll Team
14.
In the book Swear to Howdy, what happened to the first goldfish the boys bought?
a)
it died
b)
It jumped out of the bowl
c)
it was released into the swimming hole
d)
Tank ate the fish
15.
In the book Swear to Howdy, what was the main event that happened at the baseball game that Rusty invited Joey to?
a)
The Diamond Dolls and the fans found beeteles inside their cokes.
b)
One of the girls fell of the bleachers.
c)
The main htter was struck out.
d)
The umpire quit in the middle of the game.
16.
In chapter 3 of the book Swear to Howdy (this is the one about the goldfish problem), what does Joey say his dad does?
a)
sings
b)
talks a lot
c)
dances
d)
switches and yells
17.
In the book Swear to Howdy, what did Rusty say was like a miracle?
a)
His little sister wanting horsey rides from Joey
b)
the care sheet for the fish
c)
Amanda Jane not tattling on him about swapping out the fish
d)
No one noticing Joey was swapping out the dead fish
18.
What did Joey do with the backup fish once he felt comfortable that Goldi was going to live?
a)
He put it in the fish tank with Goldi
b)
He gave it back to Wet Pets so his father wouldn't find out.
c)
He flushed it down the toilet so his father wouldn't find out.
d)
He swallowed it whole and alive so his father wouldn't find out.
19.
What were the boys using when they were "plinking?"
a)
.22 rifle
b)
bb gun
c)
nerf gun
d)
the game Plinko
20.
In the book Swear to Howdy, Joey's dad was going to give him a buck for which of the following?
a)
each goldfish he saved
b)
each squirrel he shot and saved the tail
c)
each good grade he received.
d)
each weed he pulled
21.
What does Rusty do to cause Joey to tell him they are through as friends?
a)
Rusty says the car accident was all Amanda Jane's fault.
b)
Rusty breaks a sacred pact by telling the secret of the car accident and that Joey was trying to kill himself.
c)
Rusty tells their parents that Amanda Jane and Sissy cheated on the Civil War exam.shoot them in the mouth
d)
Rusty calls Joey's mother a bad mom.
22.
Why does the reader feel uneasy about Joey's father in the book Swear to Howdy?
a)
He is never home.
b)
He drinks beer often and gets overly upset about situations.
c)
He has migraines and sleeps often.
d)
He has lost his job and is depressed.
23.
In the book Swear to Howdy, Rusty is a loyal and true friend, these qualities describe his....
a)
theme.
b)
humor.
c)
point of view.
d)
character traits.
24.
What is the main theme of Swear to Howdy?
a)
What a fun summer should be.
b)
The danger of having guns in the house.
c)
What it means to be a true friend.
d)
The way families should treat each other.
25.
In the book Swear to Howdy, what did Rusty and Joey catch walking down the riverbank?
a)
a frog
b)
a fish
c)
a snapping turtle
d)
a squirrel
26.
In the book Swear to Howdy, what did both of the boys make to try and spook people?
a)
a fake Lost Ghost
b)
a black pillow case and ballon
c)
a barricade set up in the road to stop cars
d)
a scarecrow
27.
In the book Swear to Howdy, what factors caused Amanda Jane's car accident to be fatal? Choose all that apply.
a)
Amanda Jane was not wearing her seat belt.
b)
Amanda Jane was on her phone texting.
c)
Amanda Jane was messing with her hair in the mirror.
d)
The car had faulty brakes.
e)
The car blew out a tire.
28.
In the book Swear to Howdy, what had happened to Amanda Jane after the accident?
a)
she passed away
b)
she stayed in the hospital for a few days
c)
she had a couple of broken bones
d)
she stayed in the hospital for a month
29.
Which character was waiting in Rusty's room when he snuck back into his house after sneaking out with Joey the last time?
a)
his father
b)
his mother
c)
Joey
d)
Jenna Mae
30.
What might have happened to Joey, if Rusty had not gone back over to check on him later that night?
a)
He would have committed suicide.
b)
He would have run away.
c)
He would have fought his dad.
d)
He might have eaten a goldfish.
31.
At the end of Swear to Howdy, how did Rusty find out that Joey was doing okay?
a)
Joey wrote Rusty a letter.
b)
Joey told a friend that told Rusty.
c)
Joey came to visit him.
d)
Joey called him weekly.
32.
In the book Swear to Howdy, Rusty is out to prove that Jenna Mae did which of the following...
a)
cheated on her World War II exam
b)
cheated on her Civil War exam to get an A
c)
put her name on a Civil War exam that was not hers to get an A
d)
stole someone else's study guide from their locker for the Civil War exam
33.
Read the following sentence from Chapter 1:
“I wedged myself up in the top shelf of my closet, and lucky for me, neither of them looked up”.
Which of the following sentences best identifies Bryce’s attitude about his situation?
a)
Bryce is flipping over his new neighbor.
b)
Bryce is complaining how girls do not fight fairly.
c)
Bryce dreads being in his neighbor’s presence.
d)
Bryce resents moving into a gossiping, backstabbing neighborhood.
34.
Read the following sentence from the story from Chapter 2 of Flipped:
“He was going to keep on moving boxes around until he collapsed, and by then Bryce might be dead. Dead before he moved in! The tragedy of it catapulted me in the moving van. I had to help! I had to save him!”
What does this quotation reveal about the Julianna’s personal qualities and how she will relate to Bryce?
a)
She is clever and will try to be tricky.
b)
She is caring and will try to be helpful.
c)
She is pushy and will try to get her way.
d)
She is enthusiastic and will try to be humorous.
35.
What similar feeling do Julianna and Bryce have after the sycamore tree is cut down? (Chapter 3 and 4)
a)
Sad enough to cry
b)
Angry at all adults
c)
Too upset to go to school
d)
Fearful they will be arrested
36.
When Julianna’s mother calls the sycamore tree a “testimony to endurance” she means that the tree symbolizes (chapter 4):
a)
Old age
b)
Hard work
c)
Strong will
d)
Great strength
37.
What does Julianna’s father do in order to make Julianna feel better after the sycamore tree is cut down?
a)
Gives her a painting of the sycamore tree.
b)
Plants another sycamore tree in their yard.
c)
Allows her to stay home from school for 2 weeks.
d)
Helps her gather eggs and care for her chickens.
38.
What answer BEST explains why Bryce probably refers to the audience as “buddy” throughout the novel?
a)
To make the audience feel like they personally know Bryce.
b)
To make the audience hate Julianna Baker.
c)
To make the audience confused about what is happening in the plot.
d)
To make the audience like Julianna more than Bryce.
39.
What upset Bryce the most after Juli caught him throwing the eggs out?
a)
Juli told him she didn't want to be friends anymore.
b)
Juli told him he owed her for all the money she lost by giving them to him.
c)
Juli cried, and he had never actually seen her cry before.
d)
Juli screamed at him and told his dad.
40.
What did Bryce's grand dad think about Juli after reading about her in a newspaper?
a)
He thought Juli had an iron backbone and was worth knowing.
b)
He thought Juli was too outspoken.
c)
He thought Juli was too impulsive.
d)
He thought Juli should sue the city over the tree.
41.
What feeling did Juli have when she was up in the tree?
a)
She felt superior to everyone else.
b)
She felt like she was flying and and able to "smell" the sunshine.
c)
She felt like the world looked small from that high.
d)
She felt able to understand her relationship with Bryce.
42.
When Bryce says "It all started the summer before second grade..." this lets us know the events he is talking about are
a)
present day
b)
a story about his sister
c)
a story about his grandfather
d)
a flashback or memory
43.
In chapter 1 of Flipped we find out that "diving under" means that Bryce ...
a)
deals with his problems head-on.
b)
tries to avoid dealing with problems by "hiding out" in some way.
c)
always tells the truth.
d)
is a championship swimmer.
44.
Who is the author of Flipped?
a)
Lois Lowry
b)
Gary Paulsen
c)
Wendelin Van Draanen
d)
C.S. Lewis
45.
Read the following sentences from Chapter 5 of Flipped : “I’m pretty sure she cried then, but I didn’t actually see it. I went down to my room to pack my stuff for school feeling like the biggest jerk to ever hit the planet. I’d been sneaking around throwing out eggs for over two years, avoiding her, avoiding my father---what did that make me?” What do these sentences reveal about Bryce’s experiences up to this point in the novel?
a)
They help him realize he is a coward.
b)
They help him realize he is afraid of his father.
c)
They help him realize he has misjudged Julianna.
d)
They help him realize his father is right about Julianna and her family.
46.
Select TWO that apply, what does Bryce do that disappoints his family members?
a)
Admits he is afraid of Julianna.
b)
Fails to find out if Julianna has roosters.
c)
Throws Julianna’s eggs away for two years.
d)
He resists slugging Garret when he makes him angry.
e)
He is afraid of snakes.
47.
Which words best describe how Julianna feels when she finds Bryce throwing out the eggs she has given his family because they are afraid of salmonella?
a)
Angry and resentful
b)
Surprised and nervous
c)
Enraged and speechless
d)
Embarrassed and angry
48.
What is the author’s purpose for including Julianna’s egg hatching science project in the novel?
a)
To show how resourceful and intelligent she is.
b)
To show how much she cares for her hatched chickens.
c)
To show what a close relationship she has with her father.
d)
To show how clever she is about making money by selling eggs.
49.
What is the main reason Bryce tells his mother the real story about Julianna’s eggs?
a)
Julianna and her family are coming to dinner.
b)
Julianna tells him she knows the truth already.
c)
Bryce wants to avoid the dinner with the Bakers.
d)
Bryce is afraid his sister Lynette will tell his mother first.
50.
What type of narrator is used throughout the book Flipped?
a)
first person narrator
b)
2nd person narrator
c)
3rd person limited narrator
d)
3rd person omniscient narrator
51.
Which character in the book Flipped has a major problem with the Baker’s yard?
a)
Bryce Loski
b)
Lynetta Loski
c)
Mrs. Loski
d)
Mr. Loski
52.
What can be inferred about what Granddad means when he says, “Some of us get dipped in flat, some in satin, some in gloss…. But every once in a while you find someone who’s iridescent…”?
a)
Juli is always cheerful.
b)
Juli is admired by many kids.
c)
Juli is an extraordinary person.
d)
Juli smiles brightly at everyone.
53.
Which piece of text evidence from the novel best demonstrates that Bryce was jealous of Juli Baker at the beginning of the book?
a)
“And when [Juli] finally let [the dog] go back to sleep, she had to stop and coo at the bird Garett had scared out, and then she started singing.”
b)
“I tried to look [Juli] square in the eye and tell her, No thanks, but she was so darned happy, and I wasn’t really awake enough to tackle the tiger.”
c)
“Here I’ve got a live-action erupting volcano that I’ve worked pretty stinking hard on, and all anybody cares about is Juli’s chicks pecking out of their shells.”
d)
“I was looking at the bottom of Juli Baker’s feet, wondering how in the world a person could be so happy tunneling through a dilapidated chicken coop with poop stuck all over her shoes.
54.
How does Bryce’s reaction to finding out about Julianna’s Uncle David differ from Garret’s reaction?
a)
He makes fun of her while Garret feels sorry for her.
b)
He laughs at her and her family while Garret is quiet.
c)
He is inwardly outraged when Garret makes fun of her.
d)
He tells Garret he has crossed the line, and Garret slugs him.
55.
What is Mr. Baker’s opinion of Matt and Mike after the dinner?
a)
He accuses the boys of being drug dealers.
b)
He admires and is proud of the boys for having recorded their own CD.
c)
He fears the boys will influence Lynetta to rebel against him.
d)
He envies the boys because he once played flute in a band.
56.
What is Mr. Loski’s opinion of Matt and Mike after the dinner?
a)
He accuses the boys of being drug dealers.
b)
He admires the boys for having recorded their own CD.
c)
He fears the boys will influence Lynetta to rebel against him.
d)
He envies the boys because he once played flute in a band.
57.
What causes Lynetta Loski to get in a huge fight with her dad?
a)
After the Baker’s leave, he makes a rude comment.
b)
He is mad about the way Lynetta acted at dinner.
c)
He does not get in a fight with Lynetta in the book.
d)
Lynetta picks the fight with her father because she is mad the Baker’s came over for dinner.
58.
The author indicates that Bryce feels “that something is wickedly out of control in his house.” What does she mean by that?
a)
Bryce does not understand the Baker family.
b)
His father’s resentment of Matt’s and Mike’s behavior.
c)
His mother’s anger at what he did with Julianna’s eggs.
d)
His family does not seem as “perfect” or “normal” as he once thought.
59.
What is the author’s purpose for contrasting Julianna’s point of view and Bryce’s point of view throughout the novel Flipped?
a)
To reveal the difference in the way boys and girls relate to fathers.
b)
To reveal the difference in the way Julianna and Bryce make friends.
c)
To reveal the difference in the way Julianna and Bryce mature and change.
d)
To reveal the difference in the way boys and girls make important decisions.
60.
Read the sentences from chapter 8 of Flipped :
“I avoided [Bryce] the rest of the day, but by the end of school there was a tornado inside me, tearing me up from one end to the other.” What is the “tornado” that Juli is referring to?
a)
A feeling of guilt.
b)
An inner conflict.
c)
A family problem.
d)
A physical illness.
61.
Which sentence below expresses the most accurate theme for the novel Flipped?
a)
Friends give the best advice.
b)
A person can always change for the better.
c)
Appearance is a good indicator of character.
d)
Standing up for oneself is not always necessary.
62.
In chapter 9 of Flipped, what does Mrs. Loski announce after she makes a big Sunday family breakfast?
a)
She is going to start fixing up the yard.
b)
She is going to take the family to church.
c)
She is going to start buying eggs from Juli.
d)
She is going to invite the Bakers over for dinner.
63.
Think about the setting, why is the multi-purpose room a bad place for Bryce to express his feelings to Juli?
a)
Juli’s boyfriend is in the room.
b)
Only teachers are allowed in this room.
c)
The room is full of students having lunch.
d)
The room is off-campus, where students are not allowed.tion 1
64.
What is the best evidence in the last chapter of Flipped that Bryce has changed and now values a relationship with Julianna?
a)
He attempts to kiss her in front of all the other students.
b)
He digs a hole in her yard in order to plant a sycamore tree.
c)
He comes to her house to apologize for making fun of her Uncle David.
d)
He calls her on the phone for the first time since he moved across the street.
65.
What is all over Uncle David’s bedroom walls? Remember, his room reminded Juli of a “quilted cave”.
a)
An arrangement of different colors of gum.
b)
A bunch of completed puzzles.
c)
A bunch of different candy wrappers.
d)
An arrangement of photos with his family.
66.
Which of the following details include the BEST example of a fantasy feature in the text of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe?
a)
Four children were sent away from London during the war because of the air-raids
b)
Edmund's negative attitude often leads to disagreements with his siblings
c)
Lucy encounters a talking faun who leads her through an imaginary world
d)
Lucy stepped into the wardrobe with several fur coats
67.
What is the main point of view of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe?
a)
third person narrative
b)
third person omniscient
c)
second person
d)
third person limited
68.
Who is the narrator of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe?
a)
C.S. Lewis
b)
the Professor
c)
Lucy
d)
Edmund
69.
What is the setting in the beginning of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe?
a)
America during WW I
b)
America during the Cold War
c)
Britain during WW II
d)
Britain during the Viet Nam War
70.
What is the setting in Narnia?
a)
a fantasy world with talking animals
b)
a fantasy world with dragons and sea monsters
c)
a world just like our present day Earth, but during the Middle Ages
d)
a version of a possible future Earth
71.
Which character did the author create to mirror the story of Jesus Christ in The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe?
a)
Mr. Tumnus
b)
the White Witchs
c)
Peter
d)
Aslan
72.
Which character of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe underwent the greatest change as a result of their experience in Narnia?
a)
Edumund
b)
Lucy
c)
Susan
d)
Peter
73.
In The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, why were the Pevensie siblings sent to live with the Professor?
a)
Their parent were killed.
b)
It was safer for them in the country than in the city.
c)
I was a requirement for their schooling.
d)
It was the only way they could visit Narnia.
74.
InThe Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, the character trait that best describes Peter is
a)
the caretaker
b)
the betrayer
c)
the leader
d)
the most innocent
75.
In Narnia, the arrival of Father Christmas is a symbol of
a)
the end of winter
b)
the Witch's magic weakening
c)
Aslan's arrival
d)
All of these
76.
In Narnia, winter is best symbolized by
a)
Aslan's breath
b)
death
c)
royalty
d)
rebirth
77.
In Narnia, the deep magic is best symbolized by
a)
the Stone Table
b)
Aslan's breath
c)
rebirth
d)
royalty
78.
Who was the first talking creature that any of the children met in Narnia?
a)
Aslan
b)
Mr. Tumnus
c)
Mr. Beaver
d)
the Robin
79.
What was ultimately responsible for bringing Aslan back to life?
a)
Lucy’s magic cordial
b)
the Witch changing her mind
c)
deeper magic from beyond the dawn of time
d)
Edmund showing he was truly sorry for his actions
80.
alliteration means :
a)
the fullness of a tone of voice
b)
an expession of approval and commendation
c)
use of the same consonant at the beginning of each word
d)
boring verbosity
81.
hyperbole means :
a)
a display of refrain due to embarrassment
b)
pompous or pretentions talk or writing
c)
a concise but comprehensive summary of a lager work
d)
extravagant exaggeration
82.
idiom means :
a)
expression whose meaning cannot be inferred from its words
b)
translation of foreign dialogue of a movie or TV program
c)
a difficult problem
d)
an unrestrained expression of emotion
83.
metaphor means :
a)
a figure of speech that suggests a non-literal similarity
b)
a document giving an official instruction or command
c)
textual matter that is added onto a publication
d)
a written work that has been recast in a new form
84.
onomatopoeia means :
a)
using words that imitate the sound they denote
b)
understatement for rhetorical effect
c)
unintelligible talking
d)
editing that involves writing something again
85.
personification means :
a)
the act of insisting
b)
attributing human characteristics to abstract ideas
c)
the act of permitting
d)
an act that does not succeed
86.
simile means :
a)
a figure of speech expressing a resemblance between things using like or as
b)
a song of devotion or loyalty
c)
the statement of a theme in notes of lesser duration
d)
rules determining the format and transmission of data
87.
What does this passage from "Zlateh the Goat" tell you about how family members feel about the selling of the goat?
"Leah, his mother, wiped the tears from her eyes when she heard the news. Aaron's younger sisters, Anna and Miriam, cried loudly."
a)
The family is angry at Reuven.
b)
The family is very sorry to sell Zlateh.
c)
The family is very upset at Aaron.
d)
The family does not need a goat.
88.
What is the greatest conflict caused by the snowstorm in "Zlateh the Goat"?
a)
Aaron can't find his way to Feivel's house in the snow.
b)
Without shelter, Aaron will freeze to death.
c)
Aaron cannot make Zlateh walk in the snow,
d)
Aaron and Zlateh are hungry and have no food to eat.
89.
How does finding the haystack solve Aaron's problem in the snowstorm in the story "Zlateh the Goat" ?
a)
The haystack is a landmark that helps Aaron find his way home.
b)
Behind the haystack, Aaron finds shelter from the wind.
c)
Inside the haystack, Aaron finds warmth and Zlateh finds food.
d)
From on top of the haystack, Aaron sees the peasant on the sleigh.
90.
In the story "Zlateh the Goat," while in the haystack. Aaron feels "that there could never have been a summer that the snow had always fallen." Why does he feel this way?
a)
It is very warm and summery inside the haystack.
b)
He has decided to pass the time by inventing stories.
c)
He has been in the haystack so long that life seems dreamlike.
d)
The cold and lack of food have affected his memory.
91.
In "Zlateh the Goat," why can you infer that the family is sorry to sell Zlateh?
a)
The mother and sisters cry when the goat leaves.
b)
The family will not allow Aaron to take the goat.
c)
The family will not speak to Reuven because they are so upset.
d)
Leah tells the goat that they are sorry.
92.
What do you do when you infer information?
a)
You make a guess.
b)
You support a statement with facts and statistics.
c)
You use details and prior knowledge to make an assumption.
d)
You ask other people for their opinions and then you make a judgment.
93.
What can you infer about Aaron from this passage from "Zlateh the Goat"?
He was alone, cut off from his family, and wanted to talk. He began to talk to Zlateh.
a)
Aaron feels silly because he is talking to a goat.
b)
Aaron is beginning to feel that Zlatch is a member of the family.
c)
Aaron has begun to hallucinate because he is hungry.
d)
Aaron is bored and has nothing else to do.
94.
In the story "Zlateh the Goat, "why would no one ever again think of selling Zlateh after the snowstorm?
a)
Feivel didn't want to buy Zlateh.
b)
The family made enough money from selling Zlateh's milk.
c)
The family was thankful that Aaron's life was saved.
d)
Zlateh was too old to be sold.
95.
Aaron's main internal conflict in "Zlateh the Goat" is between
a)
his desire to obey his father and his love for Zlateh.
b)
his love for his father and his love for his mother.
c)
his desire for money and his love for Zlateh.
d)
his fear of his father and his fear of dying.
96.
What can you infer from this passage from "The Old Woman Who Lived With the Wolves"?
"As Marpiyawin neared the village, she smelled a very unpleasant odor. At first it mystified her, then she realized it was the smell of human beings."
a)
Marpiyawin has become a wolf.
b)
Marpiyawin no longer smells like a human.
c)
Marpiyawin is now afraid of humans.
d)
Marpiyawin cannot return to her people.
97.
What can you infer from this passage in "The Old Woman Who Lived With the Wolves"?
"She romped along with the pup, and the way seemed short because she played with it and with the young folks when not busy helping her mother with the packing and unpacking."
a)
Marpiyawin can be serious about life.
b)
Marpiyawin likes to have fun.
c)
Marpiyawin likes all animals.
d)
Marpiyawin wishes the journey were longer.
98.
What can you infer from this passage in "The Old Woman Who Lived With the Wolves"?
"Without a word to anyone, she turned back, for she had no fear of becoming lost."
a)
Marpiyawin is very independent.
b)
Marpiyawin is very fearful.
c)
Marpiyawin does not love her people.
d)
Marpiyawin wants to meet wolves.
99.
The type of conflict that occurs within a character in a story
a)
internal conflict
b)
external conflict
c)
man against man conflict
d)
man against nature conflict
100.
This is a struggle that occurs between a character and an external force, such as another character, society, nature, or a situation
a)
internal conflict
b)
external conflict
c)
man against man
d)
man against nature
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