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Core 4 - "The Jacket" by Gary Soto
Core 4 - "The Jacket" by Gary Soto
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A review for Gary Soto's personal narrative, "The Jacket."
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1
...but in rain or cold weather the tape peeled off like a scab....
simile
metaphor
synonym
part of speech
2
T/F- Sequence means the order in which events happen.
False
True
3
T/F Conflict is struggle or a problem in a story or selection.
True
False
4
Frankie T., the playground terrorist, pushed me to the ground....
personification
simile
hyperbole
part of speech
5
To show his upset tone towards the jacket at the end of the narrative, the author compares it to -
a cup of crooked dice
a peeling scab
a green, ugly brother
the necks of turtles
6
When the narrator wore the jacket, girls who had once been friendly to him began to -
follow boys in neat jackets
tell him the jacket was ugly
cause him to fail spelling tests
laugh at him to his face
7
How does the narrator say that he looked in the jacket?
ugly
young
out of style
unhappy
8
T/F
Point of View
is through whose eyes a story is told.
True
False
9
T/F
Personal narrative
is a piece of writing that describes an incident that has a personal reflection on the incident
True
False
10
...my arms feeling like
braille
from goosebumps....
fanlike objects with turning blades
type of plastic
feel aimless and unhappy
system of writing for blind people that uses raised dots
11
What happened to the jacket when Gary Soto teased Brownie, his dog?
the tape began to peel off
one of the sleeves ripped
large buttons broke
zipper became stuck
12
T/F
Effect
is the result of an even or action.
True
False
13
"Girls who had been friendly blew away like loose flowers to follow the boys in neat jackets."
metaphor
simile
personification
part of speech
14
"When I played hard, read quietly, or took
vicious
spelling tests at school."
feel aimless and unhappy
cruel and dangerous
fanlike objects with turning blades
type of plastic
15
When Soto compares the jacket to a brother, you understand that he -
has accepted the jacket
is jealous of the jacket
will soon lose the jacket
loves the jacket
16
T/F
Cause
is an initial action; or an event that makes something happen.
True
False
17
Which event did Soto imagine happened on the first day he wore the jacket?
Steve Negrete ate an apple in front of him.
The teachers talked about how foolish he looked.
He got a bad grade on his math quiz.
Frankie T. pushed him down at recess.
18
The narrator's mother probably told him about the children in Mexico who would love the jacket to -
remind him that others were worse off than he
tell him how much she missed her homeland
explain why his sister's jacket was better
blame him for damaging the jacket
19
..tape peeled off like a scab and more stuffing fell out until that sleeve shriveled into a
palsied
arm.
type of plastic
cruel and dangerous
shaking uncontrollably because of an illness
feel aimless and unhappy
20
Soto, the narrator, was so embarrassed by the jacket that he -
teased Brownie, his dog
played kickball in his thin shirt
sat on his hands to warm them
peeled the tape from it
21
The jacket first got damaged when the narrator -
was pushed down
threw it over a fence
played kickball
played with the dog
22
I touched the
vinyl
sleeve, the collar, and peeked at the mustard-colored lining.
cruel and dangerous
feel aimless and unhappy
shaking uncontrollably because of an illness
a type of plastic
23
"My clothes failed me"
part of speech
metaphor
simile
personification
24
T/F Internal conflict is character struggling with own needs, desires, thoughts or emotions.
False
True
25
"...leaned against the chainlink fence and looked around with
propellers
of grass spinning." -
machines used to clean clothes
fanlike objects with turning blades
tools used to climb mountains
tools used to build machines
26
T/F
External conflict
is character struggling with another character or something in nature.
False
True
27
Why did the author yell at his mother?
His sister's jacket was better than his.
The tape came off the jacket.
He did not want beans for dinner.
She was always at the stove, cooking.
28
The narrator was so embarrassed by the jacket that he -
teased the dog
put grass in his mouth
took it off in the cold
threw his books on the bed
29
I swiped the jacket off the ground and went inside to drape it across my lap and
mope
.
feel aimless and unhappy
system of writing for blind people people that uses raised dots
cruel and dangerous
shaking uncontrollably because of an illness