WorksheetsQ4 Quizizz Literature Exam Reviewer
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 1hrs 18mins
The dog’s brood were her? (The Fenris Wolf)
To fetter means to....? (The Fenris Wolf)
Which character archetype best describes Tyr? (The Fenris Wolf)
Why did Tyr offer to sacrifice his hand for the gods? (The Fenris Wolf)
1.Which of the following words applies to Mr. Underhill? (3) (The Rule of Names)
powerful
dragon
good-hearted
greedy
wizard
Which of the following are not clues that Mr. Underhill was really a powerful dragon with stolen treasure? (The Rule of Names)
Mr. Underhill lived in a cave.
He came to the island with a boat full of boxes of books that was “heavier as lead . . . .”
Mr. Underhill breathed steam as he walked.
Mr. Underhill’s spells were not very strong.
Mr. Underhill becomes hungry while watching Palani and the children.
What is a theme of this story? (The Rule of Names)
Never trust a wizard.
Appearances can be deceiving.
Always tell someone when you love them.
If something is yours, fight for it.
Which of the following text details support the theme? (2) (The Rule of Names)
Blackbeard appears to be a sociable sea peddler but is not.
Mr. Underhill appears to be a weak wizard but is not.
Birt did not speak of his love for Palani, so they never became a couple.
Blackbeard fought for the treasure that was rightfully his.
True or False? The daughter of a Mandarin is determined to give advice to her father. She advises him secretly. She nearly destroys the town with her advice and then saves the day with one last good idea. (Golden Kite, the Silver Wind)
True
False
Choose the most reasonable consequence of the daughter's solution to the problem.
(Golden Kite, the Silver Wind)
The towns will live peacefully side by side.
The townspeople will disagree because the idea came from a woman.
The towns will choose to work together to build one huge wall around both towns.
How does the daughter help her father and Kwan-Si see the solution to the problem?
(Golden Kite, the Silver Wind)
She takes them outside to see how kites and the wind go together.
She forces them to eat a meal together and be friendly.
She makes them talk to some children who are flying kites.
How does the townspeople respond to rebuilding the wall many times. (Golden Kite, the Silver Wind)
They get sick and die.
They enjoy the competition.
The disobey the Mandarin and refuse to build any more walls.
Why was the Mandarin upset when he learned that Kwan-Si's town had a wall built in the shape of a pig? (Golden Kite, the Silver Wind)
He wanted his own wall in the shape of a pig.
He believed the pig was a sign that Kwan-Si's town was better.
Pigs are considered an insult in China.
Once the Mandarin's daughter realizes her father is upset, what does she do? (Golden Kite, the Silver Wind)
She sends a messenger to see what Kwan-Si will do next.
She tells her father that the towns must live together peacefully.
She advises her father on how to defeat Kwan-Si.
A sign or warning that something momentous is going to happen. (Golden Kite, the Silver Wind)
lurked
portents
acclaimed
rattled
extremely hungry; voracious (Golden Kite, the Silver Wind)
devour
ravenous
vile
immense
reject with disdain or contempt (Golden Kite, the Silver Wind)
modesty
vile
portents
spurn
Perseus cut off which monster's head?
Medusa
Hatshepsut
Tut
Gogh
Medusa's stare turns people into what?
snakes
statues
monsters
ash
What type of monster is Medusa? These monsters turn people into stone.
Graea
Mortal
Muse
Gorgon
Once Perseus slayed the monster, he still had a desire to ______.
create
hide
destroy
look away
Why did Perseus need his shield?
to strike Medusa
to protect a priest from Medusa
to blind Medusa
to block his view of Medusa
What word best describes how Perseus is feeling?
In “He—y, Come On Ou—t!,” how do the villagers come to discover the hole?
A landslide has swept away a shrine that had covered it.
A typhoon has destroyed a building that had covered it.
A child from the village falls into it by accident.
A construction worker notices it while clearing debris.
In “He—y, Come On Ou—t!,” what is remarkable about the hole that the villagers discover?
It is very wide.
It is in a holy place.
It seems to be bottomless.
It is filled with different things.
In “He—y, Come On Ou—t!,” how does the scientist who comes to examine the hole behave?
He acts as if the hole is not at all unusual.
He acts as if the hole is an unnatural event.
He acts as if the hole will go away on its own.
He acts as if the hole is too dangerous to explore.
Which of the following would most likely be associated with the word disposal? (He-y, Come on Ou-t!)
rotten food
basic needs
extra supplies
opposing ideas
Which of the following situations best illustrates the meaning of resolved? (He-y, Come on Ou-t!)
Having completed another chapter, Sophia turned off her bedside light.
After a lengthy discussion, the committee members finally agreed on a plan.
Lacking Uncle Leon’s input, Marielle was not ready to plan her mother’s party.
With loud cheers and excitement, the team greeted the returning quarterback.
People often say, “All actions have consequences.” (He-y, Come on Ou-t!) What does that mean? Base your answer on the meaning of consequences.
All actions have reasons behind them.
All actions may be risky or damaging.
All actions are valuable in some way.
All actions lead to results or effects.
The police felt comforted as they used the hole to get rid of accumulations of expertly done counterfeit bills. Criminals breathed easier after throwing material evidence into the hole. (He-y, Come on Ou-t!)
In general, how does the hole seem to make people feel?
concerned
wealthy
relieved
lawful
In “He—y, Come On Ou—t!,” what is the main reason that “the hole gave peace of mind to the dwellers of the city”?
The city dwellers were relieved to know that the nuclear waste was stored safely underground.
The city dwellers could produce more and more without worrying about the consequences.
The city dwellers could feel safe because the hole was in the village, miles from the city.
The city dwellers were glad to have such a wonderful place in which to bury their dead.
What did an old man warn the young man about? (He-y, Come on Ou-t!)
Not to throw rocks because it's dangerous.
A curse could be brought down if the young man didn't stop throwing pebbles
To be careful not to fall in the hole
Which of these does NOT describe the hole? (He-y, Come on Ou-t!)
deep
dark
shallow
The government officials consented to the dumping of nuclear waste in the hole. What does consented mean? (He-y, Come on Ou-t!)
agreed to or allowed
disagreed to or did not allow
Which of these is a theme of this story? (He-y, Come on Ou-t!) (HINT: there are two correct answers)
You can't bury your problems forever.
What goes around, comes around.
Treat others how you would like to be treated.
Friendship is the most important thing in life.
A resolution of the story (The Rule of Names) is:
Appearances can be deceiving.
Mr. Underhill’s fight with Blackbeard.
Blackbeard is killed by Mr. Underhill.
Birt is unable to tell Palani that he loves her.
What are the conflicts in this story? (2) (The Rule of Names)
Blackbeard, Mr. Underhill, and the League all want the treasure.
Blackbeard is fighting the League for the majority of the treasure.
Palani has sheep and children for students.
Birt loves Palani but is too shy to tell her.
Who was the author in the story (In Memoriam)?
Nancy Kress
Annie Jones
Elena Gilbert
Damon Salvatore
Who is Ivan the Pea, and what is his role in Russian folklore?
In what ways do their experiences reflect their unique personalities and strengths? (Vasilisa of the Golden Braid and Ivan the Pea)
Who is Vasilisa's mother, and what is her relationship with her daughter?
What is the meaning of the word "acquiescence"? (In Memoriam)
Refusal to comply with a request or demand
Acceptance or agreement with a situation or decision
Open opposition or resistance to a proposal
A lack of interest or concern in a particular issue
What is the meaning of the word "meticulous"? (In Memoriam)
Careless and sloppy
Precise and detailed
Impulsive and reckless
Slow and sluggish
What is the meaning of the word "suitor"? (Vasilisa of the Golden Braid and Ivan the Pea)
A person who is trying to win someone's favor or approval.
A man who is seeking the hand of a woman in marriage.
A competitor or challenger in a competition or contest.
A person who is seeking to purchase or acquire something.
What is the meaning of the word "chamber"? (Vasilisa of the Golden Braid and Ivan the Pea)
A musical instrument, such as a chamber violin or a chamber orchestra.
A container or vessel for storing or holding something.
A private space or enclosure, such as a hermitage or a grotto
A room in a house or palace.
How does the story explore the concept of aging and death? (In Memoriam)
Does the story deal with themes of acceptance, loss, or regret? (In memoriam)
True
False
