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WorksheetsTeenEagle Practice Test - Part 3
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
Roz begins to understand the island by carefully watching what happens around her.
False
True
The act of watching something closely in order to learn about it.
observasion
obzervation
observation
observetion
Why does Roz avoid forcing animals to obey her?
She lacks power
She is afraid of them
She is damaged
She wants to learn their ways
The way a person or animal acts in response to a situation.
behavier
behaivor
behavour
behavior
Roz's survival improves once she starts working with the animals instead of alone.
True
False
Able to change easily to suit new conditions.
adaptible
adaptabel
adaptable
adaptuble
Which challenge shows that nature is unpredictable?
Daily routines
Animal meetings
Nest building
Sudden weather changes
The state of continuing to live or exist, often in difficult conditions.
survivle
survival
serival
survivel
Animals trust Roz more when she repeatedly helps them during difficult times.
False
True
A group of people or animals living and working together.
commiunity
comunity
communitie
community
Which moment best shows Roz thinking ahead?
Exploring randomly
Preparing for seasonal changes
Playing with animals
Shutting down
The act of getting ready for something in advance.
preparetion
preperation
preparration
preparation
Roz slowly becomes an important part of island life.
True
False
Meant to keep someone safe from harm.
protecteve
protective
protectiff
protectiv
Brightbill's journey mainly represents growth and maturity.
True
False
The ability to think or act without depending on others.
independense
independents
independance
independence
Why does the island feel calm at times and dangerous at others?
Animals fight nonstop
Technology controls it
Humans interfere
Nature constantly changes
Existing in or caused by nature, not made by humans.
naturral
naturell
natural
natrual
Roz learns that belonging comes from helping and protecting others.
True
False
Which idea best summarizes Roz's experience?
Power earns respect
Control brings safety
Change is harmful
Adaptation builds connection
Matilda often responds to unfairness by thinking carefully before acting.
True
False
Having the ability to learn, understand, and think clearly.
intelligant
intiligent
intelligent
inteligant
Why does reading matter so much to Matilda?
It distracts her from school
It gives her confidence and escape
It replaces friendship
It annoys adults
Belief in your own abilities and decisions.
confidense
confidence
confidance
confedence
Miss Trunchbull's behavior creates fear mainly because it is unpredictable.
True
False
Training people to obey rules or control their behavior.
disapline
disciplene
disipline
discipline
How do musical numbers help the story?
They confuse viewers
They remove dialogue
They express feelings clearly
They slow the action
A public presentation of acting, singing, or dancing.
performence
perfomance
performans
performance
Matilda encourages other children by showing bravery and determination.
False
True
The quality of continuing firmly toward a goal.
determine
determin
determinashion
determination
Why do students become more confident near the end of the film?
Teachers leave
School closes
They feel united
Rules disappear
The ability to face fear or difficulty.
courrage
corage
courage
currage
Miss Honey represents support and guidance in Matilda's life.
True
False
To give support or confidence to someone.
encorage
encouraj
encouridge
encourage
What does Matilda prove about children?
They dislike responsibility
They should obey without question
They need strict control
They can think independently
Able to think or act freely without help from others.
indepandent
independant
independet
independent
Fairness is a key idea because power is often misused by adults.
True
False
The quality of being fair and morally right.
justace
justess
justice
justis
Matilda changes her situation mainly by using creative thinking.
False
True
One main message of the film is that knowledge can empower change.
True
False
