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study guide for English Mrs. Khuderia

Total questions: 27

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

 glamour 

Chapter 12

a)

 thick underbrush providing cover

b)

 magic spell; enchantment

c)

 attitude scornful of

d)

having rich or profuse growth

2.

excruciatingly

a)

obscured; blocked from view

b)

unfriendly; hostile

c)

magic spell; enchantment

d)

intensely; painfully

3.

crepitation

a)

crackling sound

b)

unfriendly; hostile

c)

 ponderously clumsy

d)

 freed from impurities

4.

elephantine

a)

 magic spell; enchantment

b)

 scorn or ridicule

c)

a visual defect like nearsightedness

d)

 ponderously clumsy

5.

inimical

a)

a visual defect like nearsightedness

b)

 unfriendly; hostile

c)

 crackling sound

d)

reed from impurities

6.

 eclipsed

a)

obscured; blocked from view

b)

a visual defect like nearsightedness

c)

 scorn or ridicule

d)

crackling sound

7.

chapter 7-8 vocab

( I think its matching on the test)

Coverts

a)

 having rich or profuse growth

b)

 attitude scornful of the motives or virtues of others

c)

thick underbrush providing cover

d)

incapable of being affected

8.

obtuseness

a)

 relating to motherhood

b)

thick underbrush providing cover

c)

dullness; flatness;

d)

 incapable of being affected

9.

luxuriance

a)

disposed to fight

b)

sacredness; godliness

c)

 thick underbrush providing cover

d)

 having rich or profuse growth

10.

impervious

a)

incapable of being affected

b)

 freed from impurities

c)

appealingly; trying to please

d)

relating to motherhood

11.

 rebuke

a)

having rich or profuse growth

b)

to criticize or reprimand

c)

scorn or ridicule

d)

 thick underbrush providing cover

12.

sanctity

a)

sacredness; godliness

b)

 ponderously clumsy

c)

incapable of being affected

d)

 appeasingly; trying to please

13.

 maternal

a)

crackling sound

b)

appeasingly; trying to please

c)

a visual defect like nearsightedness

d)

relating to motherhood

14.

cynicism

a)

scorn or ridicule

b)

having rich or profuse growth

c)

 attitude scornful of the motives or virtues of others

d)

 ponderously clumsy

15.

chapter 9-11

assimilating

a)

 tall, pointed formations

b)

absorbing

c)

appeasingly; trying to please

d)

a visual defect like nearsightedness

16.

derision

a)

appeasingly; trying to please

b)

a visual defect like nearsightedness

c)

crackling sound

d)

scorn or ridicule

17.

 purged   

a)

freed from impurities

b)

 absorbing

c)

ponderously clumsy

d)

tall, pointed formations

18.

myopia 

a)

scorn or ridicule

b)

 appeasingly; trying to please

c)

 absorbing

d)

 a visual defect like nearsightedness

19.

propitiatingly

a)

magic spell; enchantment

b)

obscured; blocked from view

c)

appeasingly; trying to please

d)

 intensely; painfully

20.

pinnacles

a)

intensely; painfully

b)

 tall, pointed formations

c)

ponderously clumsy

d)

unfriendly; hostile

21.

truculently

a)

disposed to fight

b)

thick underbrush providing cover

c)

obscured; blocked from view

22.

Verbal irony

a)

a blizzard of snow on the first day of spring

b)

Boy, This skin rash is a pleasure to experience.

c)

a blizzard of snow on the first day of spring

23.

  Situational

a)

a blizzard of snow on the first day of spring

b)

 the audience knows that the parachutist is human being and not a monster, but the kids do not know that.

c)

Boy, This skin rash is a pleasure to experience.

24.

Dramatic irony

a)

Boy, This skin rash is a pleasure to experience.

b)

a blizzard of snow on the first day of spring

c)

the audience knows that the parachutist is human being and not a monster, but the kids do not know that.

25.

Third-person limited

a)

ima fail

b)

The narrator focuses on one character, reporting facts and interpreting events from their perspective. This perspective is sometimes called a "close third" point of view.

c)

The narrator is an impartial observer who reports the facts of the story without expressing or understanding the characters' thoughts or feelings.

d)

The narrator is all-knowing and can share the thoughts and feelings of any character, as well as their own opinions. This perspective is often compared to a god's-eye view.

26.

Third-person omniscient

a)

The narrator is all-knowing and can share the thoughts and feelings of any character, as well as their own opinions. This perspective is often compared to a god's-eye view.

b)

Rahma knows

c)

he narrator focuses on one character, reporting facts and interpreting events from their perspective. This perspective is sometimes called a "close third" point of view.

d)

The narrator is an impartial observer who reports the facts of the story without expressing or understanding the characters' thoughts or feelings.The narrator is an impartial observer who reports the facts of the story without expressing or understanding the characters' thoughts or feelings.

27.

Third-person objective

a)

my sleep schedule is so messed up

b)

The narrator is all-knowing and can share the thoughts and feelings of any character, as well as their own opinions. This perspective is often compared to a god's-eye view.

c)

The narrator focuses on one character, reporting facts and interpreting events from their perspective. This perspective is sometimes called a "close third" point of view.The narrator focuses on one character, reporting facts and interpreting events from their perspective. This perspective is sometimes called a "close third" point of view.

d)

The narrator is an impartial observer who reports the facts of the story without expressing or understanding the characters' thoughts or feelings.
The narrator is an impartial observer who reports the facts of the story without expressing or understanding the characters' thoughts or feelings.