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8th Grade Reading Semester Review
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1
The main source of conflict in this story is:
man vs. man
man vs. nature
man vs. self
man vs. society
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A myth is
a story that ancient cultures use to engage cultures.
a story that ancient cultures use to explain mysteries.
a story that modern cultures use to engage cultures.
a story that modern cultures use to explain mysteries.
3
Which would best describe Mary during the second half of the story?
clever
angry
attentive
loving
4
Myths allow people to explore the __ of their actions.
journey
consequences
motivation
benefits
5
section of literary work that interrupts the sequence of events to relate a event from the past
flashback
foreshadowing
simile
metaphor
6
Which of the following choices is the best description of the mood in Lamb to the Slaughter?
darkly comic
neutral
eerie and menacing
light and breezy
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a major character or force who opposes or is in conflict with the main character
antagonist
anecdote
allusion
allegory
8
Which of the following is not a type of myth?
myths about revenge
myths about gods
myths about heroes
cosmic myths
9
How would you describe Mary at the beginning of the story?
confused
attentive
smart
angry
10
the highest point of interest or suspense in a story
climax
chaos
conflict
characterization
11
What did Ponyboy determine was the only smart reason to fight?
pride
anger
self-defense
for fun
12
The Lottery is told from which point of view?
first person
third person omniscient
third person limited
second person
13
process or act of creating, developing, or revealing the personality of a character in a story
hyperbole
motivation
characterization
imagery
14
The exposition states that the kids are gathering stones in a pile. This is an example of what?
simile
metaphor
flashback
foreshadowing
15
What is overall mood of The Lottery?
dark
joyous
romantic
comedic
16
Which of the following was not a purpose of mythology?
to explain
to explore
to engage
to entertain
17
The warfare between the Greasers and the Socs grows out of
racial conflict.
gang rivalry.
school rivalry.
social conflict.
18
Even before the rumble between the Greasers and the Socs, Ponyboy realizes that
the Socs will not honor the terms that the war councils made
a fight is the only way to establish their respective turfs.
revenge is justified.
violence is senseless.
19
The word myth means "mythos" in
Greek.
Mandarin.
French.
Latin.
20
Johnny's dying words to Ponyboy are:
"Stay gold."
"I was crazy, you know that."
"You look out for yourself and nothin' can touch you."
"You can see the sunset real good from the West Side."
21
the author directly states a character's traits
indirect characterization
direct characterization
22
Instead of receiving a prize, the winner of the lottery is killed. This is an example of:
situational irony
rising action
conflict
flashback
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a struggle opposing needs, desires, or emotions within a character's mind
external conflict
flashback
internal conflict
foreshadowing
24
one the characters is telling the story using "I"
first person
third person omniscient
second person
third person limited
25
use of clues to hint at events that will occur later in the plot
foreshadowing
metaphor
flashback
imagery
26
Ponyboy realizes that Darry really loves him when
he sees Darry crying at the hospital.
Darry permits him to join the rumble against the Socs.
he wakes up to find Darry sitting beside his bed.
Darry saves him from serious injury.
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a character struggles against an outside force
internal conflict
external conflict
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struggle or clash between opposing characters or opposing forces
climax
conflict
characterization
conclusion
29
Which of the following is an example of dramatic irony?
We know Mary is the killer and the police don't.
Mary is the perfect wife.
Mary killed Patrick.
We know Patrick is the murderer.
30
In Lamb to the Slaughter, which best expresses the irony of the story's title?
The lamb is the murder weapon.
It was the husband who was slaughtered.
The lamb and the husband were both Mary's victims.
A lamb generally symbolizes innocence.