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WorksheetsSt Lucy's Home Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
Which vocabulary word best fills in the blank for the following sentence:
The family was _____________ by their neighbors because they never cut their lawn or brought in their garbage cans from the side of the street after trash day.
supplemented
complied with
ostracized
Which of the following is the best synonym for confer?
Advise
Avoid
Accept
of or pertaining to the delusion in which one imagines oneself to be a wolf
lycanthropic
shunned
etiquette
rehabilitations
In Stage 3, the narrator begins to forget what specific thing?
her home
her old bed
her mother's face
her friends
We know that Jeanette misses being a wolf because
she cries when she reads about wolves
she runs away from St. Lucy's
she is caught walking on all fours in her room
she refuses to change her wolf-like ways
The Narrator chooses to stay "middle of the pack" because...?
She'll never be as good as Jeanette.
She doesn't want to make the nuns angry.
Succeeding at St. Lucy's means adapting enough, but not too much, so others still like her.
Failing isn't an option because her sisters are looking up to her.
Claudette says "I'd begun to snarl at my own reflection as if it were a stranger." What does she mean by this?
She isn't used to looking in mirrors, so she doesn't know what she sees.
She doesn't recognize her own reflection in the mirror because she is starting to become more human like than wolf like.
The mirror is broken so she can't see herself.
Mirabella is biting her, so she's distracted.
At the end of the story, Mirabella is ____________________.
crowned the champion of the pack
expelled from school and sent back into the woods
completed changed into a proper human
punished for attacking Jeanette
Describing a character through their physical traits, actions, and what they say is known as _______________.
imagery
characterization
metaphor
foreshadowing
Why do you think the narrator wanted Mirabella gone?
Because they are jealous of her.
Because she is annoying
Because Mirabella is not helping them to be successfully adapted.
The pack struggles with wanting to go home, and staying at St. Lucy's because they don't want to disappoint their parents. Given this information, why would failing be a "catastrophic bliss?"
It would be a catastrophe because the nuns would be mad at the pack.
It would be blissful because the girls could go home and be with their parents. It would be a disaster because their parents want a better life for them.
The girls would create a catastrophe by spraying on everything and they would enjoy doing it.
What is the primary reason the girls are sent to St. Lucy's?
To learn human customs and behaviors
To be punished for their wild behavior
To be reunited with their families
To learn how to hunt better
Which character shows the most resistance to the transformation process?
Jeanette
Mirabella
Claudette
The nuns
What is the significance of the Debutante Ball in the story?
It marks the girls' complete transformation into humans
It is a celebration of the nuns' achievements
It is a test to see if the girls can behave like humans
It is a farewell party for the girls
What does the term 'epigraph' refer to in the context of the story?
A short quotation at the beginning of a chapter or book.
A type of test the girls must pass.
A character in the story.
A place where the girls live.
Why is it significant that Claudette begins to snarl at her own reflection?
It shows she is struggling with her identity.
It indicates she is angry with herself.
It means she is becoming more like Mirabella.
It suggests she is losing her mind.
Match the words on the left with their definitions on the right:
Related to humans turning into wolves
Lycanthropic
Excluded from a group or society
Ostracized
To discuss or consult
Confer
