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Echo - Unit Test
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Unit test based on the novel "Echo"
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1
Infer why Mama and Ivy take Mr. Ward's hand and lead him outside?
They understood his grief and felt sympathetic towards him.
They wanted him to leave the house before Kenny arrived.
They believed he vandalized the Yamamoto house.
They were leading him to their house for dinner.
2
Why did Mike pass along the harmonica?
He gave it to a boy who was going to try out for Hoxie Band
He gave it to an orphanage that was starting a music program
He wanted to donate it to the Women's Auxiliary.
He lost it when he fell out of the tree.
3
Why did the Wards have two flags in front of their house?
Because they are both American citizens and Japanese.
One U.S. flag and one California flag.
One prisoner of war flag and one U.S. flag.
One for an injured son and one for a son who was killed
4
What is Susan's reaction when she discovers Ivy has a harmonica?
She cries because her brother Donald used to play.
She says it is just a toy not a true instrument.
She asks if Ivy will teach her to play.
She says she can play better than Ivy.
5
How was Mike wrong years ago about Aunt Eunie?
She had truly wanted them. (Frankie and Mike).
She was going to Unadopt them.
She was going to send Frankie back to the state home.
She and Mr. Howard were in love.
6
What does the end of part I,II,III of the book have in common?
The reader wondering what happens next; cliffhanger.
Each section ends with a character's death.
Each section ends with a "flashback."
The "resolution" is revealed to the reader.
7
"But she supposed if she'd never given him the harmonica, he might not be alive today" supports
that Kenny was the reason the spell was broken.
the idea that Ivy truly saved Kenny's life.
that Ivy was upset Kenny never returned the harmonica to her
that Kenny had fallen in love with Ivy.
8
"Ivy saw a long, squat building with a tin
corrugated
roof in the middle of a dirt field"
shaped into ridges & grooves
thin, unstable
shiny, bright
flat and smooth
9
Why does Ivy plant flowers and vegetables around the Yamamoto house?
They are doing their best to take care of the house.
She wants to be away from Susan
She wants to play the harmonica alone
She is bored
10
How does Ivy end up getting the harmonica?
She wins it in a musical contest.
She takes it from the music room a Lincoln Main.
She buys it at the local store.
Her teacher gives everyone in the class one.
11
Friedrich was taunted because of his birthmark, which made the Hitlerites believe he was -
angry and bitter
brilliant
small and scrawny
deficient
12
What is Friedrich's role in the performance at Carnegie Hall?
He is the flutist
He is a pianist
He is the first chair cellist
He is the conductor
13
Why does Otto include the princesses' harmonica in the box he sells to the harmonica factory?
His dog chewed up the original one he planned to sell.
He believed Friedrich would end up finding it by fate.
He needed the money and included an extra harmonica.
His wife told him to put it in the box with the others.
14
Which piece of evidence best proves Ivy developed very strong, sisterly feelings for Kenny?
"You have promise Ivy"
"He felt like he belonged to her"
"I thank you for everything, and my father thanks you"
"Kenny was easy to talk to"
15
"What seemed an insurmountable challenge" insurmountable means-
invincible, overwhelming
obvious, clear
dangerous
inconsistent
16
One literary device used through out the story to depict the mood or tone of the scene was -
music
dialogue
metaphors
singing
17
What is behind the hidden closet door Ivy finds?
Secret documents and information.
Musical instruments
Japanese paintings and artifacts
Antique furniture
18
"Happy as clams in Atlantic City with their daughter and grandchildren" is an example of ...
hyperbole
personification
symbolism
idiom
19
The Ward house looked as if it belonged in a storybook instead of an orange grove. Example of -
Metaphor
Simile
Personification
Imagery
20
What saved Kenny's life when his unit was ambushed during the war?
The harmonica that trapped the bullet meant for his heart.
His thoughts of his family and returning home.
The dog tags he wore around his neck that deflected a bullet
Eins, Zwei, and Drei.
21
"such an auspicious occasion as tonight" Auspicious means -
happy, jovial
scary, fearful
favorable, promising
confusing
22
"She infused it with as much
gumption
and longing that she could pull from her heart"
enthusiasm
happiness
sadness
uncertainty
23
What assumption can be made as to why Ivy was forced to attend the Lincoln Annex School?
Mexicans are sympathetic to the Japanese.
Mexicans are not musical and Lincoln Main is a music school.
Mexicans were dirty, under-educated, and unhealthy.
There was not enough room for new students at Lincoln Main.
24
What does Kenneth say when Ivy gives him her harmonica?
That he will return it to her someday.
That he will pass it along to someone who needs it.
That he will look for Fernando and give it to him.
That he will learn to play it.
25
In the final section the author uses a series of _ to reveal the connections between characters
flashbacks
foreshadows
similies
hyperboles
