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Spring ESL ADV Semester Exam

Total questions: 115

Worksheet time: 1hrs 29mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Mark the only sentence that is in the Present Pefect

a)

He has a car

b)

They have meetings everyday

c)

We made progress yesterday.

d)

I have done all the tests.

2.

Have you found my wallet? (only one is correct)

a)

No, I have.

b)

Yes, I found.

c)

Yes, I have.

d)

Yes, I haven't.

3.

Have you been to Miami? (two answers are correct)

a)

Yes, I have.

b)

Yes, I been.

c)

No, I have.

d)

No, I haven't.

4.

REORDER THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES

AFTER I VIDEO GAMES PLAY SCHOOL

a)

I

b)

PLAY

c)

VIDEO GAMES

d)

AFTER

e)

SCHOOL

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
5.

Reorder the following

WITH I MY MOTHER HAVE BREAKFAST

a)

I

b)

HAVE

c)

BREAKFAST

d)

WITH

e)

MY MOTHER

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6.
a)

LISTEN TO MUSIC

b)

PLAY VIDEO GAMES

c)

WATCH TV

d)

DO HOMEWORK

7.

Reorder the following

AFTERNOON RIDE IN THE I MY BIKE

a)

I

b)

RIDE

c)

MY BIKE

d)

IN THE

e)

AFTERNOON

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
8.

Reorder the following

WITH I MY BROTHERS DO THE SHOPPING ALL THE WEEKENDS

a)

I

b)

DO

c)

THE SHOPPING

d)

WITH MY BROTHERS

e)

ALL THE WEEKENDS

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
9.

What do porpoises and dolphins have in common?

a)

They are both mammals, known as tooth whales and live in the sea.

b)

They have the same type of teeth.

c)

They are both shy and small.

d)

Not here

10.

What do Molly and Callie have in common?

a)

They both like playing with balls that jingle.

b)

They both like sleeping in the window.

c)

They are both Persians, beautiful, loving and make great pets.

d)

Not Here

11.
Crocodiles and Alligators are covered with scales and have backbones. They have short legs and long, powerful tails. Also, baby crocodiles and alligators both hatch from eggs.
According to the paragraph, how are alligators and crocodiles alike?
a)
They both have short legs and powerful tails.
b)
They both eat eggs.
c)
They are both green.
d)
They both have hairy skin.
12.

This bubble shows a character is...

a)

yelling

b)

speaking

c)

whispering

d)

thinking

13.

What part of the page is marked in pink?

a)

Sound Effect

b)

Thought Bubble

c)

Speech Bubble

d)

Gutter

14.

The red lines here are the...

a)

Gutter

b)

Thought Bubble

c)

Emanata

d)

Caption

15-20.
15.

According to Scholastic, how is the term 'graphic novel' generally used?

a)

To describe any book in a comic format that resembles a novel in length and narrative development

b)

To describe any book in a comic format that is a collection of superhero stories

c)

To describe any book in a comic format that is a set of collected comic books

d)

To describe any book in a comic format that is handsomely published

16.

What are gutters in a graphic novel?

a)

The borders that divide the panels on the page

b)

The sections of a page representing a frozen moment in time

c)

The components of a panel that contain narration

d)

The oval balloon-like objects floating around the page that contain spoken dialogue

17.

What is the purpose of visual literacy in a graphic novel?

a)

To indicate feelings and sounds

b)

To recognize and understand ideas conveyed through visual actions or images

c)

To convey spoken dialogue from characters or props

d)

To divide the panels on the page

18.

What is the key to understanding a graphic novel?

a)

Thoughtful reading and studying each component of each page

b)

Quickly skimming through the pages

c)

Ignoring the captions and dialogue balloons

d)

Looking only at the facial expressions of the characters

19.

What is the purpose of dialogue balloons in a graphic novel?

a)

To convey narration and provide additional information to the story

b)

To contain spoken dialogue from characters or props

c)

To indicate feelings and sounds

d)

To divide the panels on the page

20.

What are panels in a graphic novel?

a)

Sections of a page representing a frozen moment in time

b)

The borders that divide the panels on the page

c)

The components of a panel that contain narration

d)

The sections of a page representing a frozen moment in time

21.

What are traits?

a)

the struggles in the plot of a story

b)

descriptive adjectives that tell you what a character is like

c)

all of the events that happen in a story

d)

the places where a story happens

22.

A character with only one personality type, such as Scar, Olaf, or Spongebob

a)

Flat Character

b)

Round Character

c)

Static Character

d)

Dynamic Character

23.

A character with multiple personality traits, both good and bad, such as Elsa, Batman, and Simba

a)

Flat Character

b)

Round Character

c)

Static Character

d)

Dynamic Character

24.

A character that stays the same throughout the whole story, such as Olaf, Spongebob, and Mater

a)

Flat Character

b)

Round Character

c)

Static Character

d)

Dynamic Character

25.

A character that changes throughout the story, such as Simba, Elsa, and Lightning McQueen

a)

Flat Character

b)

Round Character

c)

Static Character

d)

Dynamic Character

26.

Match the characterization terms to their examples:

a)

Flat Character

1.

Eeyore is the sad one.

b)

Round Character

2.

Katniss experiences a lot of emotions.

c)

Static

3.

Gatsby doesn't learn anything.

d)

Dynamic

4.

Iron Man definitely changes the most.

27.

The hero is introduced in the known world.

a)

crossing the threshold

b)

trials

c)

status quo

d)

approach

28.

The hero is introduced in the known world.

a)

crossing the threshold

b)

trials

c)

status quo

d)

approach

29.

The story develops rising action as the hero faces a series of challenges that become increasingly difficult as the story unfolds.

a)

The Road of Trials

b)

Call to Adventure

c)

The Road Back

d)

The Abyss/Crisis

30.

The future hero is first given notice that his or her life is going to change.

a)

Meeting with the Mentor

b)

Road of Trials

c)

Call to Adventure

d)

Crossing the Threshold

31.

The future hero often refuses to accept the quest or wants everything to stay the same.

a)

Refusal of the Call

b)

The Road of Trials

c)

Crisis/Abyss

d)

Call to Adventure

32.

Most of a hero's journey takes place

a)

in space

b)

in the known world

c)

underground

d)

in the unknown world

33.

True or False. Only fictional characters are heroes on a journey.

a)

True

b)

False

34.

The person who who advises hero, preps for quest & develops special skills is called

a)

a friend

b)

a priest

c)

a mentor

d)

a trickster

35.

Fictional epic heroes are often raised by someone other than their parents.

a)

True

b)

False

36.

A "point of no return" is crossed. The hero is committing to the journey. The hero leaves their ordinary world and enters into an unfamiliar/new world.

a)

The Road Back

b)

The Road of Trials

c)

The Ordeal/Abyss/Crisis

d)

Crossing the Threshold

37.

The hero comes across a veteran traveler of the worlds or a wise man or woman who gives him or her training, equipment, weapons, or advice that will help on the journey.

a)

The Reward

b)

Approach to the Inmost Cave

c)

The Resurrection

d)

Meeting with the Mentor

38.

What are the 4 MAIN stages of The Hero's Journey?

a)

Separation, Call to Adventure, Adventure, Return

b)

Call to Adventure, Road of Trials, The Magical Flight, Return

c)

The Ordinary World, Initiation, Transformation, Revelation

d)

Call to Adventure, Initiation, Transformation, Return

39.

The step on the journey where the hero confronts death or faces his/her greatest fear.

a)

The Underworld

b)

Reward/Treasure

c)

Abyss/Crisis/Ordeal

d)

The Road of Trials

40.

The hero normally receives this after he has faced the Ordeal/Crisis

a)

The Talisman

b)

A Reward/treasure

c)

The Mentor

d)

Allies

41.
Without ________ the hero would fail miserably. 
a)
Talisman
b)
Sidekick
c)
Tests & the Supreme Ordeal 
d)
Allies/Helpers
42.

What happens after trials and the crisis/abyss?

a)

The Hero dies

b)

The Call to Adventure and Departure

c)

The Road of Trials and Allies

d)

Reward/Treasure and the Road Back

43.

True or False: The reward/treasure for the journey is always a physical object.

a)

True

b)

False

44.

True or False: Every Hero's Journey story contains all of the steps in the same order.

a)

True

b)

False

45.

The hero returns home or continues the journey, but as a newer, better version of themselves.

a)

The Return

b)

The Road Back

c)

The Treasure/Reward

d)

Initiation/Transformation

46.

A character with a questionable past, banished from society

a)

Villain

b)

Hero

c)

Outcast

d)

Mentor

47.

Female character who needs to be rescued by the hero

a)

Mentor

b)

Damsel in Distress

c)

Damsel in Disco

d)

Princess

48.

Protagonist of the story, brave, honorable, and honest (usually)

a)

Hero

b)

Mentor

c)

Ally

d)

Trickster

49.

Tags along with the hero, provides help or comic relief

a)

Damsel in Distress

b)

Mentor

c)

Trickster

d)

Ally

50.

Uses humor to help or test the hero, neither good or evil, untrustworthy

a)

Villain

b)

Trickster

c)

Ally

d)

Allies

51.

Antagonist, opposes the hero, evil

a)

Ally

b)

Trickster

c)

Mentor

d)

Villain

52.

Typically older and wiser, gives advice or aid to the hero, trains the hero

a)

Mentor

b)

Magician

c)

Ally

d)

Damsel

53.

Doomed to separation or death

a)

Star-crossed lovers

b)

Star-crossed heroes

c)

Star-crossed villains

d)

Tricksters

54.

A wild, untamed place where danger lurks around every corner

a)

Mountains

b)

Sea

c)

River

d)

Forest

55.

A place of innocence and happiness. Full of life and safe from danger

a)

Garden

b)

River

c)

Forest

d)

Desert

56.

  • A place of purity, reflection, and solitude. Often a lonely quest for greater meaning.

a)

Sea

b)

River

c)

Desert

d)

Forest

57.

A safe place. It usually provides shelter and order to those coming out of the forest.

a)

Castle

b)

House

c)

Forest

d)

Desert

58.

A highway, it symbolizes the journey from point A to point B. It goes through smooth and rocky phases, which the hero must navigate

a)

River

b)

Sea

c)

Stream

d)

Desert

59.

  • The place of suffering and decision. The hero must make a choice.

a)

Star-crossed lovers

b)

Forest

c)

Castle

d)

Crossroads

60.

What is an archetype?

a)

A specific character in literature

b)

A specific setting in literature

c)

Repeated patterns in literature

d)

Repeated sounds in literature

61.

In Walter Mitty’s daydreams, how do the other characters treat him?

a)

respectfully

b)

sympathetically

c)

scornfully

d)

impatiently

62.

Why might you consider Mrs. Mitty a flat character?

a)

She changes at the end of the story.

b)

She does not change.

c)

She has many character traits.

d)

She has only one main character trait.

63.

In his daydreams, which of the following character traits does Walter Mitty imagine that he has?

a)

humor

b)

strength

c)

courage

d)

patience

64.

What is the significance of Mitty's daydreams in the story?

a)

Mitty's daydreams provide an outlet for his unfulfilled desires and highlight his yearning for excitement and purpose.

b)

Mitty's daydreams represent his contentment with his current life

c)

Mitty's daydreams are a distraction from his responsibilities

d)

Mitty's daydreams are a sign of mental illness

65.
What does hydr, hydro, and aqua mean?
a)
water
b)
fear
c)
living
d)
fake
66.
To act rude or show disrespect
a)
Insolent
b)
Deranged
c)
Forlorn
d)
Gorged
67.

What is the archetype that you most identify with? - Explain in 1 paragraph

4 lines
68.

In The Lord of The Rings - how does the story reflect Archetypes? Which Characters can you recognize as specific archetypes? Give at least 3 examples and explain how they reflect a specific archetype.

4 lines
69.

Who is the main character that takes the Ring to Mount Doom?

a)

Aragorn

b)

Frodo

c)

Legolas

d)

Gandalf

70.

What is the purpose of the One Ring?

a)

To bring peace

b)

To control other rings

c)

To summon dragons

d)

To heal wounds

71.

What is the name of Frodo's loyal companion?

a)

Pippin

b)

Sam

c)

Merry

d)

Boromir

72.

Which creature possessed the Ring before Bilbo?

a)

Saruman

b)

Gollum

c)

Elrond

d)

Aragorn

73.

Who is the wizard that turns evil and allies with Sauron?

a)

Radagast

b)

Saruman

c)

Gandalf

d)

Elrond

74.

What group is formed to help Frodo carry the Ring?

a)

The Riders of Rohan

b)

The Fellowship of the Ring

c)

The White Council

d)

The Nine

75.

What is the name of the mountain where the Ring must be destroyed?

a)

Caradhras

b)

Erebor

c)

Mount Doom

d)

Misty Mountains

76.

What race is Legolas?

a)

Man

b)

Dwarf

c)

Elf

d)

Hobbit

77.

How can you describe the music of the Shire (where Frodo and the Hobbits live)?

a)

Dangerous and noisy

b)

Soft and peaceful

c)

Dark and gloomy

d)

Epic and like a battle

78.

Who is the king of Rohan?

a)

Denethor

b)

Theoden

c)

Boromir

d)

Faramir

79.

What is the name of Gandalf's horse?

a)

Shadowfax

b)

Asfaloth

c)

Brego

d)

Snowmane

80.

What does the Ring do to those who wear it?

a)

It heals them

b)

It makes them invisible

c)

It gives them strength

d)

It talks to them

81.

What is the name of the battle in which Rohan fights against Saruman's army?

a)

Battle of Gondor

b)

Battle of the Shire

c)

Battle of Helm's Deep

d)

Battle of Isengard

82.

What does Aragorn symbolize in the Hero's Journey?

a)

Mentor

b)

Herald

c)

Hero

d)

Shadow

83.

Which character is a counterpoint to Frodo's innocence?

a)

Sam

b)

Gollum

c)

Gandalf

d)

Legolas

84.

What is the name of the giant spider that attacks Frodo?

a)

Aragog

b)

Shelob

c)

Ungoliant

d)

Spindra

85.

What do the Nazgûl ride?

a)

Dinosaur

b)

Wolves

c)

Elephants

d)

Winged beasts (they look like dragons)

86.

Which musical motif is associated with Mordor?

a)

Flute melody

b)

Deep drums and choir

c)

Light harp notes

d)

Whistling

87.

Who ultimately destroys the Ring?

a)

Frodo

b)

Sam

c)

Gollum

d)

Aragorn

88.

Which theme is repeated in the music when the Fellowship is united?

a)

The theme of Rohan

b)

The theme of the Shire

c)

The theme of the Fellowship

d)

The theme of the Ring

89.

Of which kingdom does Aragorn become king?

a)

Rohan

b)

Gondor

c)

Mirkwood

d)

Rivendell

90.

What does the Ring represent metaphorically?

a)

Power and corruption

b)

Love and friendship

c)

Wisdom

d)

History

91.

What is the name of the dark tower where Sauron resides?

a)

Orthanc

b)

Barad-dûr

c)

Minas Tirith

d)

Cirith Ungol

92.

Who is Arwen's father?

a)

Gandalf

b)

Saruman

c)

Elrond

d)

Theoden

93.

What does Sam symbolize in the story?

a)

Power

b)

Greed

c)

Loyalty

d)

Fear

94.

Why does Boromir try to take the Ring from Frodo?

a)

He wants power

b)

He is under Sauron's control

c)

He is greedy

d)

He is sick

95.

Who are the two main hobbits in Mordor at the end?

a)

Frodo and Sam

b)

Sam and Pippin

c)

Merry and Pippin

d)

Frodo and Merry

96.

Which city is attacked by Sauron's army in the final battle?

a)

Rivendell

b)

Minas Tirith

c)

Edoras

d)

Bree

97.

What lesson does Frodo learn throughout his journey?

a)

Power is good

b)

Greed is useful

c)

Courage and sacrifice matter

d)

He is weak

98.

What is the purpose of the character Galadriel?

a)

Villain

b)

Comic relief

c)

Guide and protector

d)

Spy

99.

What symbol represents the return of the king?

a)

Sword of Elendil

b)

Ring

c)

Staff

d)

Bow

100.

What must Frodo resist the most on his journey?

a)

Hunger

b)

Darkness

c)

The power of the Ring

d)

Fear of Gollum

101.

How does the music sound in Rivendell?

a)

Heavy and dark

b)

Light and elvish

c)

Loud and metallic

d)

Silent

102.

Which battle is considered a turning point in Middle-earth?

a)

Battle of the Five Armies

b)

Battle of Isengard

c)

Battle of Helm's Deep

d)

Battle of Bree

103.

What message does the movie convey about friendship?

a)

It is dangerous

b)

It helps to defeat evil

c)

It is not necessary

d)

It makes you weak

104.

Who saves Frodo from dying after Shelob (the giant spider) attacks him?

a)

Aragorn

b)

Sam

c)

Gollum

d)

Legolas

105.

What is Sauron's main archetype?

a)

Mentor

b)

Hero

c)

Shadow

d)

Ally

106.

What does the breaking of the Fellowship symbolize?

a)

Failure

b)

Growth and destiny

c)

Loss of power

d)

Revenge

107.

What is the role of the music when the Ring is destroyed?

a)

Silence

b)

Triumphant and emotional

c)

Sad and in a minor key

d)

Loud drums

108.

Which archetype does Gandalf fulfill most of the time?

a)

Mentor

b)

Jester

c)

Ally

d)

Villain

109.

What is the purpose of the Elves leaving Middle-earth?

a)

War

b)

Magic has been lost

c)

End of an era

d)

They are bored

110.

What type of creature is Treebeard?

a)

Troll

b)

Elf

c)

Ent

d)

Wizard

111.

What is significant about the sword Andúril?

a)

Made by elves

b)

Can destroy the Ring

c)

Belonged to Sauron

d)

Symbol of Aragorn's royalty

112.

What does the Eye of Sauron represent?

a)

Love

b)

Vision

c)

Eternal evil and control

d)

Justice

113.

What is the Shire a symbol of?

a)

Corruption

b)

Power

c)

Home and innocence

d)

Fear

114.

What does the Ring try to do to Frodo?

a)

Protect him

b)

Give him strength

c)

Corrupt him

d)

Teach him

115.

Why does Sam carry Frodo at one point?

a)

He is stronger

b)

He wants the Ring

c)

Frodo is too weak

d)

He is lost

116.

What are the Grey Havens?

a)

A battlefield

b)

An elven kingdom

c)

A port to the afterlife

d)

A mountain

117.

What does the final scene symbolize?

a)

Defeat

b)

Rebirth and peace

c)

War again

d)

The return of magic

118.

How does The Witch King - demonstrate the archetype of the "Shadow" or "The Creature of Nightmare?"

4 lines
119.

Explain how the relationship between Gimli and Legolas changes over the course of the movies.

4 lines
120.

Who do you think was more pure in heart? - Frodo or Sam - Why?

4 lines

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