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1
Which words at the beginning of "The Baby-Sitter" most helps to set its MOOD?
loved, things, ritual
horrors, dark, watching
long, spun, antics
end, clones, bad
2
Pick the best answer. RITUAL means ...
custom
signal
problem
memory
3
What does the TONE of the story communicate?
the plot complications
the author's attitude
the main character's feelings
the setting
4
The poem is about the fear of ...
forgetting.
desiring.
changing.
disappearing.
5
Pick the best answer. PRECISION means to do something in a way that is ...
exact
scary
new
helpful
6
Pick the best answer. CAPABLE means
affordable
cap
cape
able
7
Pick the best answer. TRACE means
truth
trap
mark
fence
8
Pick the best answer. SUBSIDE means to ...
grow weaker
start over
decide later
trade place
9
Lines 20-41 create a feeling of ...
regret
unhappiness
rage
helplessness
10
The mood of the story changes suddenly when Hilary ...
hears the man scream
first does the warding spell
sees the puddle on the kitchen floor
carried the twins to their bedroom
11
How would you tell a friend to get a better understanding of a poem through connections?
All of these help connect and understand poems.
Read the poems several times.
Focus on specific ideas, words, images you can connect to.
Write connections, review them, keep only the valuable ones.
12
When the author describes the twins, her tone is ...
serious
playful
anxious
hopeful
13
Why does Hilary always hesitate when the Mitchells ask her to baby-sit?
The Mitchell's house is spooky and scary.
The twins usually cause trouble for Hilary.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell usually stay out very late.
The Mitchells don't want Hilary to eat when she's there
14
Why is it important to make valuable connections (Connections that Count) to the stories?
Connections that take you away from the story don't help.
A minor connection (not valuable) doesn't help.
All of these answers apply to Connections that Count.
They help develop a deeper understanding of the story.
15
Pick the best answer. To RESIST something is to ...
lose it somewhere
fight against it
follow behind it
return it to someone
16
Pick the best answer. VULNERABLE means ...
restless
helpless
hopeless
thoughtless
17
Pick the best answer. RELY means to ...
run from
delay
depend on
relax
18
Why does Hilary think she owes
Them
a favor?
They hid the fact that she ate the cookies.
They destroyed the man who threatened her.
They showed her how to flee the house.
They slipped the desk chair under the door knob,
19
Which word
BEST
describes Hilary?
childish
shy
helpless
responsible
20
Lines 16-18 repeat the same idea, but with different people. This is done because the poet...
explains why the loss is so sad.
shows no one is safe.
says the woman is lonely.
hints that the problem would end.
21
The poet ignores many rules of spelling, grammar, and punctuation in order to create a MOOD of
menace
suspicion
amusement
carelessness
22
The poet most likely chose the title in order to ...
inform the reader.
interest the reader.
frighten the reader.
insult the reader.
23
According to the poem, which TWO THINGS can trap people?
mirrors and poems
hunger and poems
houses and old women
mirrors and old women
24
Which word (in lines 32-34) signals an important MOOD CHANGE in the poem?
cant
manners
relax
here
