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WorksheetsFlipped Novel
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
How does the use of connotative words like “barged,” “shoved,” and “wedged” influence the reader’s perception of Bryce’s feelings?
It suggests Bryce likes Juli.
It shows Bryce is annoyed by Juli and he does not want her around.
It shows Bryce doesn't care about Juli
It implies Bryce is afraid of Juli.
How does the author develop the point of view of the characters in the excerpt?
Using first person and switching from Bryce's to Juli's point of view.
Using first person and writing from Bryce's point of view.
Using limited third person and writing from Juli's point of view.
Using limited third person and switching from Bryce's to Juli's point of view.
Which choice best describes Bryce's voice in the excerpt?
A formal and serious
Joking and informal
Angry and formal
Straightforward and informal
Admitting to himself that Bryce truly liked Juli made him feel...
anxious
silly
happy
angry
Read the sentences from the novel. I avoided [Bryce] the rest of the day, but by the end of school there was a tornado inside me, tearing me up from one end to the other. What is the “tornado” that Juli is referring to?
A feeling of guilt
An inner conflict
A family problem
A physical illness
Why might the dinner at the Loski's home with the Baker family be the climax of the book?
This is where the Bakers and Loskis become best of friends.
There is a big fight that breaks out between the families and it is very intense.
Both Juli and Bryce change their perspective as a result of this event.
What is the major conflict in the story?
Juli and Bryce's complicated relationship
Mr. Baker has to care for his brother.
The sycamore tree is cut down.
Which of these choices shows a theme (or lesson) from the novel?
Everyone should see a beautiful sunset like Juli did.
The whole can be greater than the sum of its parts.
Humans should not tamper with the natural world.
Why is Bryce planting the sycamore tree significant?
It shows he can be as good a gardener as his grandfather.
It shows he has finally developed a love of nature.
It shows he's not afraid of expressing his feelings towards Juli.
What is the primary theme of the novel 'Flipped'?
A) The importance of family
B) The complexity of young love
C) The struggle for power
D) The journey of self-discovery
How does the author use dual perspectives in 'Flipped'?
A) To show the same events from different viewpoints
B) To confuse the reader
C) To highlight the differences in gender
D) To create a sense of mystery
Which literary device is predominantly used in 'Flipped' to develop characters?
A) Metaphor
B) Flashback
C) First-person narration
D) Foreshadowing
What does the sycamore tree symbolize in 'Flipped'?
A) Growth and change
B) Danger and fear
C) Wealth and power
D) Isolation and loneliness
In 'Flipped', how does Juli's perception of Bryce change over time?
A) She becomes more indifferent
B) She grows to dislike him
C) She starts to see his true character
D) She becomes more infatuated
What role does the setting play in the development of the story in 'Flipped'?
A) It serves as a backdrop with little influence
B) It reflects the internal conflicts of the characters
C) It is a symbol of the characters' wealth
D) It is irrelevant to the plot
