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No Talking Vocabulary and Comprehension Set 1
No Talking Vocabulary and Comprehension Set 1
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Vocabulary and Comprehension questions for the novel No Talking by Andrew Clements chapters 1-5.
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talking... It was sort of like being a police officer out in the middle of traffic
None of the above
This is an example of a simile.
This is an example of an idiom.
This is an example of a metaphor.
2
"Lynsey gave Dave a _____________ look and went back to her desk" (4).
reliant
independent
industry
disgusted
3
What are some techniques that Andrew Clements uses in his writing?
All of the above
foreshadowing
flashbacks
humor
4
Andrew Clements writes in purely chronological order as he is telling the story.
True
False
5
Dave thought the most interesting section in each book was the part about how India became ______, ...
industry
reliant
independent
disgusted
6
Clements writes, “So it’s time to back up a little and explain” to show that what comes next will be a _________.
flashback
All of the Above
future event
prediction
7
Not dependent or reliant on others; (of a country or nation) not ruled by another; self-governing
disgusted
industry
reliant
independent
8
a group of businesses that produce similar products or services, or perform similar actions
disgusted
independent
industry
reliant
9
"Something about the history, something about the government, something about the land and the ____, something about..."
disgusted
independent
industry
reliant
10
Feeling revulsion (grossed out) or strong disapproval.
industry
disgusted
reliant
independent
11
“Listening at the lunch table, really listening, was a brand-new experience for him. Because..."
most of the time Dave was a loudmouth.
most of the time Dave skipped lunch
None of the above
most of the time Dave was late to lunch
12
Dave and Lynsey, like most 5th graders, have outgrown the idea of cooties, and both are friends with boys and girls.
True
False
13
Why/how is Gandhi an important part of the plot?
None of the above
Gandhi was the inspiration for Dave's idea to not talk.
Lynsey did not know who Gandhi was, and Dave made fun of her for it.
Dave had to do a research project on him, and he made up the information.
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What character traits do Dave and Lynsey have in common?
talk a lot
don't listen to others very well
All of the above
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