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Grade 11 ELA revision

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

As the sun dipped below the hills, Ava raced through the woods, her breath shallow and her hands scraped. Behind her, the sound of snapping branches grew louder. She reached the clearing where the old oak stood and yanked the lever hidden in its roots. Which stage of plot is most accurately represented by this scene?

a)

Resolution

b)

Climax

c)

Exposition

d)

Denouement

2.

Despite being cast aside by society and abandoned by his family, Jonas continues to share what little he has with others, giving food to stray animals and helping strangers. Which theme is most strongly communicated?

a)

The pursuit of identity

b)

The destructiveness of isolation

c)

Compassion despite adversity

d)

The illusion of control

3.

Rachel has always abided by the law, but when she discovers her company is dumping toxic waste into a river, she must choose between her job and reporting the crime. What type of conflict does this reflect?

a)

Person vs. Nature

b)

Person vs. Self

c)

Person vs. Person

d)

Person vs. Technology

4.

You walk into the silent classroom, every eye on you. You feel your heart pounding, your hands trembling. What is the narrative point of view?

a)

First-person

b)

Second-person

c)

Third-person limited

d)

Omniscient

5.

“Well, aren’t you the hero,” Marcus sneered. “Saving the day as always.” What can we infer about Marcus’s tone and character from this dialogue?

a)

He admires the other person’s actions.

b)

He is sarcastic and resentful.

c)

He is confused and indecisive.

d)

He is joking and friendly.

6.

As she heard the lullaby, Sofia suddenly remembered her grandmother’s hands brushing her hair, the scent of lavender in the air, and the warmth of that tiny cottage in the hills. What literary technique is being used?

a)

Foreshadowing

b)

Flashback

c)

Stream of consciousness

d)

Juxtaposition

7.

The glass figurine teetered on the edge of the shelf, unnoticed as the couple argued below. This scene most likely serves as an example of:

a)

Mood setting

b)

Symbolism

c)

Foreshadowing

d)

Flashback

8.

The firefighter’s house burned down while he was at a safety seminar. What kind of irony is demonstrated?

a)

Dramatic

b)

Situational

c)

Verbal

d)

Cosmic

9.

The pages of her book fluttered like wings, each chapter lifting her further from the world’s weight. Which best describes the author’s style?

a)

Technical and clinical

b)

Blunt and objective

c)

Poetic and lyrical

d)

Satirical and humorous

10.

He stared at the broken photograph frame, his expression unreadable as rain trickled down the window. What is the tone of this passage?

a)

Optimistic

b)

Reflective and somber

c)

Enthusiastic

d)

Neutral

11.

The city was a sleeping giant, stretching and groaning as the sun rose. What figure of speech is used here?

a)

Simile

b)

Personification

c)

Hyperbole

d)

Metaphor

12.

He pocketed the cracked compass, knowing it would never point north again. What might the compass symbolize?

a)

Technology

b)

Lost direction or guidance

c)

Travel

d)

Rebellion

13.

The roasted coffee filled the room with a bitter warmth, and the sound of morning news hummed like a distant lullaby. Which two senses are engaged in the imagery?

a)

Sight and taste

b)

Smell and sound

c)

Touch and sound

d)

Smell and sight

14.

The empty hallway, dimly lit and echoing with distant footsteps, made her hesitate at the doorway. What mood is created?

a)

Joyful

b)

Determined

c)

Suspenseful and eerie

d)

Mournful

15.

The tall man with the silver cane walked past us in silence. Which is the complete noun phrase?

a)

With the silver cane

b)

The tall man with the silver cane

c)

Walked past us

d)

In silence

16.

They must have been watching the house all night. What is the complete verb phrase?

a)

Must watching

b)

Must have been watching

c)

Watching the house

d)

All night

17.

Swimming across the lake every morning kept her strong. What is the gerund phrase?

a)

Swimming across the lake every morning

b)

Kept her strong

c)

Across the lake

d)

Her strong

18.

To solve the mystery, they had to retrace every step. What is the infinitive phrase?

a)

To solve the mystery

b)

They had to retrace

c)

Every step

d)

Had to retrace

19.

Although he was injured, Michael finished the race. Which is the subordinate clause?

a)

Although he was injured

b)

Michael finished the race

c)

Finished the race

d)

Although

20.

Which sentence is compound-complex?

a)

I ran to the store and bought bread.

b)

Although I was tired, I studied.

c)

She left early, but I stayed.

d)

Though it was raining, I went outside, and I brought my umbrella.