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WorksheetsGrade 11 English EOT Exam Revision
Total questions: 68
Worksheet time: 54mins
What do the old man's words about his animals mostly show?
He cares more about animals than himself.
His animals are the only part of his life that matters.
He regrets not leaving the animals behind earlier.
He doesn't know that war is more important than animals.
Why doesn't the old man leave when told to?
He is being tricked by the soldier.
The soldier has no power to move him.
He feels too tired and has given up.
The soldier never tells him the danger.
What does the old man mean when he says "I have no politics"?
He thinks staying neutral will keep him safe.
He wants the soldier to leave him alone.
He doesn't understand the war at all.
He believes war won't affect him.
What does the bridge in the story stand for?
A way to find food and help
A symbol of two political sides
A space between hope and loss
A place to pass army rules
Why did Hemingway use very short and simple writing in this story?
To make readers feel nothing
To confuse readers on purpose
To reflect the numb feeling of war
To avoid giving away too many facts
What does the soldier's reaction show about him?
He thinks weak people should stay behind.
He understands war is hard, but he can't help.
He stays emotionless to protect himself.
He wants to help but must follow orders.
What does Dee's request to hang the quilts show about her?
She wants to show off the quilts, not use them.
She doesn't believe her family will keep them safe.
She wants to keep them away from Maggie.
She thinks they belong in a museum.
Why is it important when Mama gives the quilts to Maggie?
It proves Maggie is smarter than Dee.
Mama gives up arguing with Dee.
Mama understands what real heritage is.
Maggie will sell them for money.
How do Dee and Maggie help show the story's message?
Dee is smart, Maggie is quiet, so education weakens bonds.
Dee is loud, Maggie is humble-this shows different kinds of identity.
Dee is modern, Maggie doesn't care about culture.
Maggie is there only to highlight Dee's change.
What do the quilts stand for in the story?
Mama's mistake with both daughters
A mix between African and Arab culture
The value of things made by hand
The family's long and loving history
What does Dee's anger say about her?
She feels bad about her past.
She thinks owning something proves love.
She believes she deserves the best.
She respects Mama but is upset she lost.
How does Mama's voice affect how we see the story?
It tells the story with no feelings.
It mocks both daughters equally.
It helps us understand Mama's values.
It favors Dee's side of the story.
What does "epiphany" mean in a story?
A dream that repeats often
A sudden and deep realization
A plan that takes many years
A message from someone wise
What is "colloquial" language?
The formal way of speaking
Regional and informal language
A difficult grammar structure
A secret written language
The word "protagonist" contains the root -agon-, which means:
Speak
Light
Conflict
Start
In literature, "tension" is:
A quiet moment of peace
An explanation of events
A buildup of pressure or conflict
A joke between characters
Which sentence uses "resolution" in a story setting?
The problem ended and things calmed down.
She made a goal to run daily.
They passed a rule in school.
He watched a movie with good picture quality.
What word is most like "epiphany"?
Argument
Realization
Illusion
Memory
What does "sidle" mean in the story?
To walk slowly and nervously
To run quickly and loudly
To walk in a straight line
To move forward with a big smile
What kind of look is "furtive"?
Open and excited
Slow and proud
Quick and secret
Clear and angry
What emotion does "hangdog" show?
Pride and confidence
Joy and laughter
Shame and sadness
Calm and tired
What best shows "awkward" behavior?
Gracefully dancing
Spilling juice while waving
Running with confidence
Walking proudly to a stage
What is an "overcast" sky?
Clear with stars
Very cloudy
Sunny and warm
Foggy with no wind
Which sentence is correct?
He go to the store.
He goes to the store.
He going to the store.
He gone to the store.
Which sentence uses correct tense?
She was watching TV when he arrives.
She watched TV while he arrived.
She was watching TV when he arrived.
She had watching TV before he arrives.
What is the correct adjective form?
Cold
Colder
Coldest
Cooling
Which sentence shows subject-verb agreement?
The books is on the table.
The book are on the table.
The book is on the table.
The books was on the table.
Which is the correct sentence?
He and I is going to school.
Me and him are going to school.
Him and me is going to school.
He and I are going to school.
Why doesn't the old man move when asked?
The narrator is too distant with him.
The narrator can't force him to leave.
The old man has already given up inside.
The narrator doesn't explain the risk well.
What does the old man mean by saying "I have no politics"?
He thinks being neutral will keep him safe.
He wants to avoid the narrator's questions.
It shows war hurts even those not involved.
He doesn't understand the situation.
What does the bridge in the story stand for?
A way to safety and help
A border between two sides
A space between life and giving up
A military checkpoint
Why does Hemingway use short sentences and little dialogue?
To keep us from connecting to the pain
To hide the man's true feelings
To show how war makes people feel empty
To let readers decide emotions for themselves
What does the soldier's reaction to the old man show?
He thinks weak people must be left
He knows war hurts but can't stop it
He hides feelings to protect himself
He wants to help but must obey orders
What does it show when Dee wants to hang the quilts?
She sees culture as something to show, not use.
She doesn't trust her family with them.
She wants Maggie not to have them.
She thinks they belong in a museum.
Why is Mama giving the quilts to Maggie important?
It shows Maggie is wiser than Dee.
Mama is tired of arguing.
It shows Mama understands what real heritage means.
Maggie will use them to make money.
How does the story show cultural identity through Dee and Maggie?
It says smart people lose family connection.
It shows identity can be lived or just acted out.
Dee is modern, Maggie doesn't care.
Maggie's only role is to support Dee's growth.
What do the quilts stand for?
Mama's problem with her daughters
African vs. Arab culture
The value of handmade work
Family history and tradition
What does Dee's anger about the quilts show?
She's ashamed of the past
She thinks owning means understanding
She feels her education gives her more rights
She respects Mama's choice but is upset
How does Mama's point of view affect the story?
It makes things feel distant
It mocks both daughters
It helps us see Mama's growth
It supports Dee's side
Which sentence best shows the word "epiphany"?
He heard a loud sound.
She suddenly knew her life purpose.
He read a speech aloud.
She woke up from a dream.
Which word means everyday informal speech?
Protagonist
Resolution
Colloquial
Tension
What does "tension" mean in a story?
A break before the action
A calm chat
A feeling of stress or pressure
A memory from the past
Which sentence uses "resolution" in a story?
They solved their problem and moved on.
She made a plan to study more.
They voted on a rule.
He watched a movie in HD.
Which word is like "epiphany"?
Argument
Realization
Illusion
Memory
Which sentence best shows what "epiphany" means?
He got scared by a loud sound.
She suddenly knew her life purpose.
He memorized a speech to say.
She had a dream and woke up shocked.
What best explains the word "tension" in a story?
A quiet moment before something happens
A calm talk between people
A build-up of stress or emotion
A memory from a character's past
Which sentence uses "resolution" the right way in a story?
The resolution made the trip more fun.
Her goal to read daily was a resolution.
The movie's ending showed who did it.
They passed a rule called a resolution.
What does it show when Maggie "sidles" into the room?
She runs fast
She walks proudly
She moves slowly and shyly to the side
She walks in a straight line
What kind of look is a "furtive glance"?
A loud, public stare
A quick, secret look
A confused and lost gaze
A proud and clear look
What feeling does the word "hangdog" give?
Happy and confident
Sad and embarrassed
Tired and confused
Excited and hopeful
What best shows someone acting "awkwardly"?
Giving a speech with confidence
Dancing smoothly on a stage
Dropping juice while waving
Fixing something calmly
What is the best example of an "overcast" day?
A sunny afternoon in the park
A cloudy, grey morning
A room full of lights
A snowstorm at night
What usually has a "letterhead" on it?
A photo
A handwritten poem
A formal letter
A cereal box
Which action is a "shuffle"?
Running with energy
Dragging your feet slowly
Jumping in place
Walking tall and straight
What could "shotgun" mean in a short story?
A survival tool and a symbol of danger
A tradition and a form of protest
A design and a musical instrument
A love sign and a symbol of silence
Which sentence is written correctly using present tense?
He go to school every day.
He goes to school every day.
He going to school every day.
He gone to school every day.
Which sentence uses the past continuous tense correctly?
She watched TV when he arrived.
She was watching TV when he arrived.
She was watch TV when he arrives.
She had watching TV before he arrives.
Which is the correct form of the adjective?
Cold
Colder
Coldest
Cooling
Which sentence has correct subject-verb agreement?
The books is on the table.
The book are on the table.
The book is on the table.
The books was on the table.
Which is the correct sentence?
He and I is going to school.
Me and him are going to school.
Him and me is going to school.
He and I are going to school.
How does the old man show what war feels like for everyday people who are not soldiers? What do his tired body and sad emotions say about the pain war brings to innocent people?
Why are the old man's animals (the goats, cat, and pigeons) important in the story? What does each one stand for, and how do they show different ways people react to danger and being forced to leave home?
How do Dee and Maggie think differently about their family traditions and history? Who do you believe understands their heritage better, and what makes you think that?
When something big changes a character's life, how do they react? What do their actions show about their values, strength, and how they grow as a person?
What is the main problem between Mama and Dee in the story? How does this problem show a deeper issue about family and culture? How is the problem solved, and what does that tell us about Mama as a person?
What important things happen before Mama gives the quilts to Maggie? Why is that moment the most important part of the story? How does Mama's choice change how the characters relate to each other?
What personal struggle is the young man dealing with in Everything Stuck to Him? How does his choice between freedom and family change what happens in the story?
Why is the story told by the father instead of just being described? How does this storytelling style help the plot and feelings come together at the end?
