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WorksheetsWeslandia & The Circuit Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What point of view is used to tell the story in "Weslandia"?
First-person perspective
Second-person perspective
Third-person perspective
Fourth-person perspective
From whose perspective is "The Circuit" told?
Panchito's father
Panchito
An outside narrator
Multiple family members
What is the theme of "Weslandia"?
Pay attention in school.
Make friends whereever you go.
Honesty is the best policy.
It's okay to be different.
Which statement best describes how the point of view affects "The Circuit"?
It helps readers understand immigrant experiences
It focuses on adult perspectives
It shows multiple family viewpoints
It describes events from an outsider's view
What is the author's main purpose in writing "The Circuit"?
To entertain with a funny story
To inform about farming techniques
To share a personal migration experience
To argue about education systems
How is "Weslandia" mainly organized?
As a series of flashbacks
In chronological order
By order of importance
Through problem and solution
What is Paul Fleischman's purpose in writing "Weslandia"?
To explain scientific concepts
To inspire creativity and individuality
To teach about ancient civilizations
To describe modern agriculture
What text structure helps show Panchito's family's challenges in "The Circuit"?
Chronological Order
Comparison with others
Description
Question and Answer
Which of the following sentences shows how Mr. Lema is kind hearted?
"Mr. Lema, the sixth grade teacher, greeted me and assigned me a desk."
"He walked up to me, handed me an English book, and asked me to read."
"'The first thing we have to do this morning is finish reading the story we began yesterday,' he said enthusiastically."
"He must have read my face because before I could answer, he added: 'I'll teach you how to play during our lunch hours.'"
Which of the following is the best way to describe Panchito’s work in the fields?
Challenging
Interesting
Scary
Easy
"instinctively" means...
completely enjoying
return to health or strength
exciting
without thinking about how to do something
"savoring" means...
completely enjoying
without thinking about how to do something
exciting
unhappy or uncomfortable
"thrilling" means...
completely enjoying
unhappy or uncomfortable
exciting
returning to good health or strength
"mesirable" means...
returning to good health or strength
exciting
completely enjoying
unhappy or uncomfortable
"recover" means...
unhappy or uncomfortable
exciting
return to good health or strength
completely enjoying
