WorksheetsVocabulary and Literary Terms Quiz (Check 1)
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
What does "tyranny" mean?
Freedom or liberty
Harness or cruelty
Kindness or compassion
Justice or fairness
What is a "summary"?
A detailed explanation of a text
A brief statement of the main points of a text
A list of all the characters in a story
A collection of unrelated facts
What does it mean to be "influenced"?
To have no effect on something
To have an effect on something
To ignore something completely
To destroy something
What is an "argument"?
A reason for or against something
A random thought
A list of unrelated ideas
A type of food
What does "tone" refer to in literature?
The color of the text
The attitude or mood an author conveys
The length of the story
The number of pages
What is "enthusiasm"?
A strong excitement of feeling
A lack of interest
A type of food
A boring activity
What does it mean to "contribute"?
To take away from something
To have a part in bringing about something
To ignore something
To destroy something
What is a "theme" in literature?
The moral or lesson learned
The number of pages
The title of the book
The author's name
What does it mean to "infer"?
To make an educated guess based on evidence
To ignore evidence
To write a story
To read a book
What is "significance"?
The importance of something
The color of something
The size of something
The shape of something
What does "relationship" refer to?
The way in which things are connected
The distance between things
The color of things
The size of things
What does "claim" mean in writing?
The main idea an author wants to convey
A random thought
A list of unrelated ideas
A type of food
"Martha wanted to participate but she was raw, young and unsure." Which word below would mean the same as the "raw" as it is used in the sentence.
uncooked
inexperienced
untalented
confident
"I looked at the Dem candidates and realized there is no viable alternative for me." What does the word viable mean as it is used in the sentence?
possible
willing
caring
