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Test on "The Perfect Match"

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Where does Sai work?

a)

Centillion

b)

Chapman, Singh, Stevens, and Rios

c)

Centmillion

d)

Chapman, Sigh, Steven, and Rio

2.

What are two main topics (connected to themes) in "The Perfect Match"?

a)

Friendship and Betrayal

b)

Technology and Privacy

c)

Adventure and Danger

d)

Jobs and Careers

3.

How does Sai initially (at first) feel about Tilly?

a)

distrustful

b)

grateful

c)

indifferent

d)

annoyed

4.

What does Sai discover about Tilly?

a)

It is malfunctioning.

b)

Jenny created it.

c)

It is spying on him.

d)

It is outdated.

5.

What does Tilly represent in the story?

a)

Nature

b)

Technological control

c)

Freedom

d)

Human connection

6.

What is the tone of the story?

a)

Light-hearted

b)

Humorous

c)

Suspenseful

d)

Tragic

7.

What is the significance of the Frank Sinatra song "My Way" in the story?

a)

It is played during an important celebration.

b)

It is Tilly's favorite song.

c)

It symbolizes technological advancement.

d)

It represents Sai's resistance.

8.

How does Sai’s perception (or view) of Tilly change throughout the story?

a)

He becomes more reliant on Tilly.

b)

He remains indifferent.

c)

He sees Tilly as a problem.

d)

He grows to love Tilly.

9.

Which figure is alluded to in the story's depiction of Tilly's omnipresence? (Omnipresence means the state of being widespread or everywhere at once.)

a)

Panopticon

b)

Pandemonium

c)

Pantomime

d)

Pentagon

10.

"It's like we're all living in Oz's Emerald City. Centillion put these thick green goggles over our eyes..."

a)

Cent. presents Tilly as a benefit to society, but Sai always knew the truth

b)

The green goggles represent how Tilly doesn't know what's best for Sai.

c)

Jenny helps remove Sai's "green goggles" and helps him see the deception.

d)

Jenny wear the green goggles so she can better see Centillion's deception.

11.

How does the allusion to the panopticon create a deeper connection to the story?

a)

Citizens are held digitally captive by Centillion.

b)

Centillion doesn't enforce self-discipline and good behavior.

c)

The Panopticon of Centillion is designed to encourage conscious behaviors.

d)

Centillion holds Jenny and Sai hostage when they're caught.

12.

What is the importance to the allusion of Sinatra's song "My Way"?

a)

It suggests he will stay true to himself.

b)

It suggests he's going to tell Jenny how he feels in his own way.

c)

It suggests that he is going to fully rebel against Centillion.

d)

It suggests that the reader knows exactly what Sai will do next.

13.

How does Sai evolve in the story? (characterization)

a)

from passive to rebellious - motivated by freedom, conflicted by control

b)

from happy to confused - he wants to stay dependent on technology

c)

from determined to skeptical - he is curious but feels lost

d)

from relaxed to hard-working - he tries to improve his job skills

14.

Characterization: What are Tilly's main traits?

a)

controlling, single-minded, unaware

b)

intelligent, manipulative, persuasive

c)

independent, curious, strong

d)

Do or do not, there is no try.

15.

What are Jenny's main traits?

a)

controlling, domineering, pushy

b)

paranoid, happy, shallow

c)

independent, rebellious, insightful

d)

unfaithful, dishonest, envious

16.

Definition of ubiquitous?

a)

present, appearing, or found everywhere

b)

rare and hard to find

c)

only found in specific locations

d)

temporary and short-lived

17.

Definition of ennoble?

a)

to criticize or belittle

b)

to elevate in rank, dignity, or honor

c)

to make something common or ordinary

d)

to demote or lower in status

18.

Definition of truism?

a)

a humorous or witty remark but said in a nonchalant way

b)

a complex and obscure true idea

c)

a statement that is obviously true and says nothing new or interesting

d)

a false statement that is widely believed

19.

Definition of repressive?

a)

encouraging freedom and expression

b)

supporting open communication in a way that builds trust

c)

promoting creativity and innovation

d)

inhibiting or restraining the freedom of a person or group of people

20.

Definition of curated?

a)

randomly chosen and disorganized

b)

hastily/quickly thrown together

c)

carefully selected and organized

d)

ignored and neglected

21.

Definition of gerrymander?

a)

To manipulate the boundaries of a constituency to favor one party or class. (constituency - a body of voters)

b)

To create fair and equal voting districts so that everyone's vote is equal

c)

To randomly assign voting districts

d)

To abolish voting districts altogether (abolish - put an end to)

22.

Definition of imperialism?

a)

A policy of isolation and non-interference

b)

A strategy for reducing a country's influence

c)

A policy of extending a country's power/influence through diplomacy/force

d)

A method for promoting internal development only in a country

23.

Definition of contrarian?

a)

A person who avoids making decisions

b)

A person who always agrees with the majority

c)

A person who opposes or rejects popular opinions

d)

A person who follows trends without question

24.

Definition of cease?

a)

never-ending

b)

to continue indefinitely

c)

to start or begin something

d)

to bring or come to an end

25.
  1. In the classroom, the teacher’s presence was so _______ that students felt comfortable asking questions at any time.

a)

imperialism

b)

ubiquitous

c)

contrarian

d)

ennoble

e)

cease

26.

Acts of kindness and bravery can _______ a person's character.

a)

ennoble

b)

cease

c)

truism

d)

curate

e)

diminish

27.

Miss B's classroom library was carefully _________ to include a diverse range of books for all reading levels.

a)

curated

b)

contrarianed

c)

ennobled

d)

ubiquited

28.

The saying "an apple a day keeps the doctor away" is often considered a _______.

a)

imperialism

b)

truism

c)

repressive

d)

ennobler

29.

The political party was accused of trying to _____ the district to secure more votes.

a)

gerrymander

b)

jurymander

c)

jerrymander

d)

journeymander

30.
  1. The era of European _________ saw many countries in Africa and Asia being colonized and exploited for their resources.

a)

truisms

b)

contrarians

c)

ceasing

d)

imperialism

31.

As a _______, she often liked to say the opposite of what others believed. She thought it was cool to be different.

a)

contrarian

b)

imperial

c)

ubiquitous

d)

juryman

32.

The cadet decided to _____ doing his work because he thought the cycle was over after home pass. Therefore, he didn't study for the final exam, and he failed the class.

a)

continue

b)

ubiquitous

c)

repress

d)

curate

e)

cease

33.

What is the significance of Tilly suggesting a smoothie instead of coffee?

a)

Tilly is unaware of Sai's preferences.

b)

Tilly is trying to introduce Sai to new experiences.

c)

Tilly is trying to force her own preferences on Sai.

d)

Tilly is manipulating Sai.

34.

What does Jenny's resistance to Tilly and Centillion suggest about her relationship with technology?

a)

Jenny is a technophobe who fears and distrusts all forms of technology.

b)

Jenny values her privacy & civil liberties over convenience of technology.

c)

Jenny is a Luddite who rejects all modern technology.

d)

Jenny is a conspiracy theorist who believes that Centillion controls all.

35.

According to Jenny, what was the root of the problem in their society?

a)

Every bit of info. they gather has to be given up by the user voluntarily

b)

cellular signals can’t get through

c)

There are thousands of products that would have been perfect for me

d)

We stop asking questions and accept Tilly’s judgment on everything.

36.

What is one possible theme in "The Perfect Match"?

a)

People are losing themselves because technology is taking their humanity.

b)

People are the only ones who can control technology and privacy.

c)

Books, like the ones in Jenny's apartment, should be relied on.

d)

Technology is the answer to everyone's problems.

37.

What is the solution Christian Rinn offers to Jenny and Sai in the face of technology?

a)

“You should ask her if she betrayed you. Humans betray; technology doesn’t”

b)

“In the face of the inevitable, the only choice is to adapt.”

c)

"We will make it so that whatever you say... no one will ever find it."

d)

"Now the machines think for us. So join us.”

38.

Who is Tilly?

a)

She is Sai's neighbor and love interest.

b)

She is Sai's sister.

c)

She is Sai's electronic assistant.

d)

She is Sai's personal trainer.

39.

What is Centillion?

a)

A law firm

b)

A website with a program

c)

A software

d)

A company with an algorithm

40.

What did Jenny say that made Sai have doubts about Tilly?

a)

"Tilly doesn’t just tell you what you want. She tells you what to think."

b)

"But your camera will record visitors to my place, too."

c)

"I don’t want Tilly to have any of my social graph."

d)

"I thought you weren't my type, but I was wrong."

41.

How did Tilly characterize Sai after the failed date?

a)

gloomy

b)

strict

c)

antisocial

d)

confused

42.

Why did Sai turn Tilly off?

a)

She annoyed him.

b)

She was rude.

c)

Sai felt too controlled by her.

d)

Sai wanted to sleep.

43.

What is Jenny telling Sai about Centillion and Tilly?

a)

That she caught Centillion’s traffic-monitoring cars.

b)

Centillion is overriding the security settings on your machine.

c)

All of these

d)

The companies are paying Centillion to "recommend" products to the user.

44.

Centillion's monitoring of its customers is illegal.

a)

True

b)

False

45.

How did Tilly know what Jenny was typing on her computer?

a)

The Faraday cage (electromagnetic shield) did not work and recorded their conversation.

b)

Sai's phone detected the vibrations of Jenny's typing.

c)

Sai told them what she typed.

d)

The window was open and Centillion recorded their conversation.

46.

What is Tilly doing without people's knowledge?

a)

collecting data to give better suggestions

b)

filtering and blocking things that "don't suit" your interests

c)

collecting data to find coupons and save money

d)

filtering and blocking friend requests and false ads

47.

What did Christian Rinn say to Sai about Jenny's real plan?

a)

That she only planned on using Sai to get into Centillion's systems.

b)

That Sai would only provide a distraction and later serve as the fall guy.

c)

That Jenny worked for Centillion from the beginning.

d)

That she betrayed him when she sold him out to Centillion.

48.

Why did Jenny and her acquaintances (part of the resistance) choose Sai?

a)

Because he is working for Centillion so it's easy to manipulate him

b)

Because of the location and convenience of his apartment building

c)

Because he would easily believe them and go along with their plans

d)

Because he is working for the law firm that is defending Centillion in a lawsuit

49.

What does Christian Rinn want Jenny and Sai to do?

a)

to work for their IT department

b)

to work for Centillion to make Tilly better

c)

to leave the country or there would be consequences

d)

To work for Tilly and do what she says

50.
  1. Tilly can see the webpages that citizens look at when they use the Just-For-Me mode. This is an example of what literary device?

a)

satirical irony

b)

verbal irony

c)

dramatic irony

d)

situational irony