Worksheets7th Grade Literature Final Exam Review Worksheet
Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 26mins
Part 1: Vocabulary Matching & Fill-in-the-Blank A. Match each vocabulary word with its correct definition:
Examination of one's own thoughts and feelings
Having or showing a wish to do evil to others
Having or showing a wish to do evil to others
Anxiety or fear that something bad may happen
Another self; different aspect of personality
Examination of one's own thoughts and feelings
Anxiety or fear that something bad may happen
To draw out or evoke a reaction
To draw out or evoke a reaction
Not clear or partially hidden
The villain's ________________ smile frightened the children.
Malevolent
Benevolent
Innocent
Playful
She felt great ________________ before taking the important test.
Apprehension
Excitement
Relief
Confidence
His quiet moments of ________________ helped him make better decisions.
Introspection
Celebration
Distraction
Exaggeration
The teacher tried to ________________ responses from the shy students.
Elicit
Ignore
Suppress
Delay
The ________________ instructions were difficult to understand.
Obscure
Clear
Simple
Direct
Write the antonym (opposite)
Sinister: _________________
Benign
Evil
Dark
Malevolent
What is the antonym (opposite) of
Meticulous: _________________
Careless
Diligent
Precise
Thorough
Part 1: Vocabulary Matching & Fill-in-the-Blank C. Write the antonym (opposite) for each word: 16. Morality: _________________
Immorality
Honesty
Virtue
Justice
Part 1: Vocabulary Matching & Fill-in-the-Blank C. Write the antonym (opposite) for each word: 17. Duality: _________________
Singularity
Plurality
Similarity
Equality
Victor's main motivation throughout the story is:
to seek knowledge and uncover the secrets of life
to become wealthy and powerful
to travel the world for adventure
to escape from his family responsibilities
Victor faces an internal conflict involving which of the following?
His guilt and responsibility for creating the monster
His desire for fame and fortune
His struggle to become a successful scientist
His rivalry with another inventor
Mr. Bueller shows understanding toward Victor by:
not embarrassing him in front of the class.
giving him extra homework.
ignoring his mistake completely.
telling the principal about his behavior.
Victor prepares to help Teresa with French by:
studying French himself
asking the teacher for help
reading a French dictionary
ignoring Teresa
Part 2: 'Seventh Grade' by Gary Soto What is the main theme of this story?
Education is important
Young love can drive individuals to do silly things
Teachers should always be strict
The irony in this story is:
The outcome is the opposite of what was expected.
The main character achieves exactly what they wanted.
There is no unexpected twist in the story.
The story follows a predictable path.
Which quote foreshadows Henry's tragic ending?
"I am doomed to live."
"The sun will rise again."
"All is well that ends well."
"Happiness awaits me."
What scientific element drives the story forward? What are Henry's values compared to society's values?
The scientific element is the nuclear explosion. Henry values reading and solitude; society values busyness and conformity.
The scientific element is a time machine. Henry values wealth; society values knowledge.
The scientific element is a weather experiment. Henry values sports; society values art.
The scientific element is a robot invasion. Henry values technology; society values tradition.
Part 4: 'The Tell-Tale Heart' by Edgar Allan Poe The narrator of this story is:
an unnamed narrator
the old man
a police officer
Edgar Allan Poe
We can infer that the narrator's slow, careful movements suggest that he is:
cautious and deliberate
reckless and impulsive
careless and hasty
confused and uncertain
Part 4: 'The Tell-Tale Heart' by Edgar Allan Poe Why does the narrator finally confess to the police?
The police threaten him
His own guilt overwhelms him
He wants to brag about the perfect crime
The author creates suspense in the story by:
building tension and uncertainty throughout the plot
providing all the answers at the beginning
using only factual information without emotion
ending the story abruptly without explanation
The central theme of 'The Monkey's Paw' is:
the danger of interfering with fate
the importance of wealth
the value of friendship
the power of love
The details of the setting create mood by:
establishing an emotional atmosphere for the story
explaining the plot in detail
describing only the characters' actions
focusing solely on dialogue
The irony that occurs with the family's first wish is:
They wish for money, but it leads to tragedy instead of happiness.
They wish for good health, but they all fall ill.
They wish for a new house, but their house burns down.
They wish for fame, but they are forgotten by everyone.
List the three important plot points in order:
a. The family receives the monkey's paw and learns of its powers. b. They make their first wish, resulting in their son's death. c. They make a final wish to undo the consequences.
a. The family ignores the monkey's paw and nothing happens. b. They make a wish for wealth and live happily ever after. c. The son returns unharmed.
a. The family receives a warning and destroys the monkey's paw immediately. b. They refuse to make any wishes. c. The son leaves home for a new life.
a. The family makes a wish for happiness. b. The monkey's paw disappears mysteriously. c. The son becomes famous.
Scrooge is characterized at the beginning of the play as:
a miserly and cold-hearted man
a generous and joyful person
a cheerful and friendly neighbor
a young and adventurous boy
Marley's chain symbolizes:
the consequences of a lifetime of greed and selfishness
the hope for redemption
the joy of giving to others
the importance of family
Part 6: "A Christmas Carol: Scrooge and Marley" Fill in what each spirit shows Scrooge: - Ghost of Christmas Past: ________________________ - Ghost of Christmas Present: ______________________ - Ghost of Christmas Future: ______________________
Ghost of Christmas Past: Scrooge's own past and lost opportunities. Ghost of Christmas Present: The joy and hardship of people in the present. Ghost of Christmas Future: The consequences of Scrooge's actions if he does not change.
Ghost of Christmas Past: The future of Scrooge's business. Ghost of Christmas Present: The history of London. Ghost of Christmas Future: The childhood of Scrooge.
Ghost of Christmas Past: The present celebrations in London. Ghost of Christmas Present: The mistakes of Scrooge's youth. Ghost of Christmas Future: The wealth Scrooge will gain.
Ghost of Christmas Past: The dreams of Tiny Tim. Ghost of Christmas Present: The inventions of the future. Ghost of Christmas Future: The happiness of Scrooge's employees.
Which quote shows that Scrooge has become receptive to change?
"I will honour Christmas in my heart, and try to keep it all the year."
"Bah! Humbug!"
"If they would rather die, they had better do it, and decrease the surplus population."
"Are there no prisons?"
Part 6: "A Christmas Carol: Scrooge and Marley" Name two major themes of the story:
a. Redemption b. Compassion and generosity
c. Betrayal and revenge
d. Adventure and exploration
e. Mystery and suspense
How does Kino change throughout the story? (He's a dynamic character)
From: Hopeful and ambitious To: Disillusioned and aware of the dangers of greed
From: Shy and timid To: Outgoing and talkative
From: Wealthy and powerful To: Poor and powerless
From: Dishonest and cruel To: Honest and kind
What does each symbol represent?
The Pearl: Hope and later greed and destruction The Rifle: Power and violence The Doctor: Colonial oppression and exploitation
The Pearl: Wealth and happiness The Rifle: Justice and peace The Doctor: Wisdom and kindness
The Pearl: Friendship and loyalty The Rifle: Protection and safety The Doctor: Healing and care
The Pearl: Luck and fortune The Rifle: Honor and bravery The Doctor: Science and progress
Kino's internal conflict is best described as:
The struggle between his desire for wealth and his love for his family.
His conflict with the local authorities.
His inability to find the pearl.
The rivalry with his neighbors.
Complete this simile from the story: "The trackers whined a little, like ________________"
dogs
cats
birds
wolves
Steinbeck explores which major theme?
The struggles of the working class
The importance of technology
The rise of industrialization
The power of monarchy
An example of irony from "The Pearl" is:
Kino finds a pearl that brings him misfortune instead of happiness.
Kino becomes wealthy and respected after finding the pearl.
The doctor helps Kino out of genuine concern for his family.
The pearl is lost at sea and never found again.
Dr. Jekyll wants to test the theory that a person can separate their good and evil sides.
A person can separate their good and evil sides.
Science can cure all illnesses.
Money brings happiness.
Evil always triumphs over good.
List the main characters and their roles:
Dr. Jekyll: A respected scientist with a dual personality Mr. Hyde: The evil alter ego of Dr. Jekyll Mr. Utterson: Dr. Jekyll's lawyer and friend Dr. Lanyon: A friend and colleague of Dr. Jekyll Poole: Dr. Jekyll's butler
Sherlock Holmes: A detective in Victorian London Dr. Watson: Holmes' loyal friend and assistant Inspector Lestrade: A Scotland Yard detective Mrs. Hudson: Holmes' landlady Professor Moriarty: Holmes' nemesis
Frodo Baggins: A hobbit tasked with destroying the One Ring Samwise Gamgee: Frodo's loyal friend Gandalf: A wise wizard Aragorn: The rightful king of Gondor Legolas: An elven archer
Romeo: A young man from the Montague family Juliet: A young woman from the Capulet family Mercutio: Romeo's close friend Tybalt: Juliet's cousin Friar Laurence: A priest who helps the lovers
At the end, Dr. Jekyll meets which fate?
He disappears and is never seen again.
He is arrested by the police.
He transforms permanently into Mr. Hyde and dies.
He moves to another city.
"Dr. Lanyon's Narrative" is told from the point of view of which character?
Dr. Lanyon
Mr. Utterson
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
What are two major themes of this novella?
a. Duality of human nature b. The dangers of unchecked scientific experimentation
c. The importance of wealth d. The beauty of nature
e. The power of friendship f. The value of tradition
g. The struggle for political power h. The significance of family
The Mona Lisa's fame changed in what way after it was stolen?
It became more famous
It was forgotten
It was destroyed
It was moved to another museum
Lisa Gherardini was known in real life as:
The model for the Mona Lisa
A famous Italian painter
A Renaissance scientist
A French queen
Vincenzo Peruggia was caught after he tried to sell the stolen Mona Lisa to an art dealer. How was the thief Vincenzo Peruggia caught?
He was caught when he tried to sell the Mona Lisa to an art dealer.
He was caught during a police raid at his home.
He was caught while trying to escape the country.
He was caught after confessing to a friend who reported him.
The painting ended up where after Peruggia was arrested?
The Louvre Museum
The Uffizi Gallery
The British Museum
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Irony is best defined as:
A contrast between what is expected and what actually happens.
A type of figurative language that compares two things using 'like' or 'as'.
A direct reference to a well-known person, place, or event.
A statement that exaggerates for effect.
Foreshadowing is defined as:
A literary device that hints at events to come in a story.
A technique used to describe a character's appearance.
A method of creating suspense by withholding information.
A way of providing background information about the setting.
Symbolism is defined as:
The use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities.
A comparison using 'like' or 'as'.
Giving human qualities to non-human things.
A play on words with double meanings.
Theme is defined as:
The central idea or underlying message of a literary work.
The sequence of events in a story.
The time and place in which a story occurs.
A character's struggle with an opposing force.
Identify the type of characterization (direct or indirect):
direct
indirect
figurative
symbolic
Identify the type of characterization (direct or indirect): b. "He moved slowly and carefully for an hour."
indirect
direct
figurative
symbolic
