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WorksheetsQ4 Exam Practice
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 11mins
In which of the following scenarios might you experience misgivings about a decision?
You are confident about your choice of college.
You feel uncertain after agreeing to help a stranger.
You are excited to start a new hobby.
You are happy to meet an old friend.
Which of the following behaviors best illustrates a preoccupation?
reading a book once a week
worrying about germs all day
occasionally thinking about travel
eating three meals per day
Which of the following conditions is most likely to result in a person appearing emaciated?
prolonged malnutrition
a minor cut
temporary sadness
overexertion in a single day
Which of the following is an example of a humane act?
climbing a mountain
painting a picture
helping an elderly person cross the street
reading a novel
Which of the following actions would an unassuming person most likely do?
brag about their achievements
downplay their success
volunteer to play the lead role in a play
take control of a group discussion
Their relationship was doomed to fail because it was (a) with lies.
frenzied
lamented
stricken
Roxy was a (a) athlete who never missed a practice and arrived early to every game.
nonsensical
pedantic
willful
Wearing sneakers was completely (a) for the elegant dinner party.
illusory
inevitable
sensational
unsuitable
He agreed (a) to the terms and conditions without bothering to read them.
conscientiously
in vain
zealously
He (a) supported his team and urged those around him to cheer them onto success.
nonchalantly
arbitrarily
nonsensically
Responsibility is to important as trifle is to (a) .
frivolous
illusory
stricken
tainted
Freedom is to liberty as confinement is to (a) .
caprice
captivity
contempt
fervor
Obtain is to procure as surrender is to (a) .
haggle
squabble
stipulate
renounce
Compliment is to praise as affront is to (a) .
indignity
myopia
talisman
speculation
Happy is to contented as sulky is to (a) .
illusory
listless
saucy
shrill
Match the parts of the plot.
the conflict reaches its highest point
climax
the characters, setting, and mood are introduced
exposition
the conflict is introduced
inciting incident
the conflict is resolved
resolution
Match the character types.
a character who doesn't change
static character
a character who changes
dynamic character
a character with only 1-2 traits
flat character
a true-to-life character with multiple traits
round character
Match the terms with their definitions.
where and when the story takes place
setting
the central message, concern, or insight into life or the human condition expressed through a literary work
theme
the dramatic struggle between opposing forces in a story
conflict
the use of objects, characters, or events to represent an idea, quality, or concept larger than itself
symbolism
