How does Elizabeth I learn about plots and conspiracies?

She had spies and agents gather information for her

What does heritage mean?

traditions that are passed down

What can we concluded is true of Julia's idea of family

family includes a larger network of members, such as aunts and uncles

What makes Long Walk to Freedom an autobiography

its a true story written by the author

What is true of an essay?

it examines a limited topic or single subject

What does Third World mean?

developing countries of Lation America, Africa and Asia

What does merge mean?

to cause to be combined or joined

How is an autobiography usually written?

in the first person point of view

what does transitory mean?

existing or lasting only only a short time

What is the main idea of the story Names/Nombres

Julia's life is influenced by two cultures

In a Long Walk to Freedom what are the twin obligations that every man has

obligations to family and country

what does prestige mean

respect and admiration that someone or something gets because of success

What transformation was Mandela hoping for

an end to apartheid in South America

What does it mean to describe a piece of writing as objective?

it does not reveal the writer's feelings

What is an autobiography?

a story in which the author writes about his or her own life

How did Nelson Mandela try to serve his people

he joined with others to work to end apartheid

what does affection mean?

a moderate feeling or emotion of warmth

How did Mandela's concept of freedom change from his time as a student to his time as a attorney

he thought about freedom for himself and then thought about others

What does ushered mean?

to help someone to get from one place to another

Why are names so important to Julia?

she marks changes in her life by changes in the names she is called

What does ominous mean?

foreboding or foreshadowing evil

What did Julia notice when her family first arrived in New York City?

no one pronounced her family members' names correctly

Which sentence shows the main idea of the story Names/Nombres

Julia was Hoo-lee-tah at home, but Judy at school

Why was Elizabeth I an effective monarch

she was skilled in state matters and was comfortable wielding power

What does pitited mean?

to feel sorry for someone because they are in a very nad situation

What does comrade mean

a friend especially someone who shares difficult work

What is true about finding the main idea in an essay?

it is often implied but not directly stated by the writer

Why do you think the writer chose the title Names/Nombres

emphasize importance of adapting to a new culture while keeping your own

what does pursue mean?

to follow in order to reach or catch

When you identify the main idea of a story, what are you doing?

determing the most important point

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1
No one could guess the ethnicity of the exotic looking student. What does ethnicity means?
common culture or nationality
trafitions that are passed down
a moderate feeling or emotion of warmth
developing countries of Laatin America, Africa and Asia
2
HD _____ the goal getting first place in the quiz game.
pursued
merged
convoluted
pitied
3
Which quality best describes the character of Elizabeth I?
irritable
fearful
lucky
shrewd
4
How does Milton Meltzer feel about Elizabeth I
he feels she was not an affective ruler
He faults her for England's loss to Spain
He admires her very much
he believes much of her success was due to her advisers
5
How does Elizabeth I learn about plots and conspiracies?
Her tutors taughter her to see signs of betrayal
She had spies and agents gather information for her
The Queen of Scots was her main contact to get information
William Byrd wrote secret messages for her in his poetry
6
What does heritage mean?
traditions that are passed down
tender attachment
countries that are poor and depend on farming
common culture or nationality
7
What can we concluded is true of Julia's idea of family
Family includes community memebers, such as neighbors and teachers
Family is who you choose to become friends with
family includes a larger network of members, such as aunts and uncles
Family is limited to your mother and father
8
What was the line of succession in Elizabeth I after Henry VIII died?
Mary, Edward, Elizabeth
Edward, Mary, Elizabeth
Elizabeth, Mary, Edward
Edward, Elizabeth, Mary
9
What makes Long Walk to Freedom an autobiography
its fictionalized with a plot, characters, and setting
its a true story written by the author
its a true story written about Mandela from the perspective of someone else
its fictionalized to make us laugh
10
Which member of Julia's family had the easiest with their name in America?
her sister, Mauricia
her sister, Ana
her aunt
her mom
11
She grows any different kinds of exotic plants in her greenhouse. What exotic mean?
to feel sorry for someone because they are in a very bad situation
to cause to be combined or joined
not native
complex
12
What is true of an essay?
it always provides detailed instructions or explanations
it is set in a different time in history
it uses rhyming words and description
it examines a limited topic or single subject
13
Which names were Julia called in school?
Judith, Juliet, Jules
Hey you, Hey Jude, Hey little girl
Judy, Anne, Maureen
Shakespeare, Rose, Alcatraz
14
What does Third World mean?
developing countries of Lation America, Africa and Asia
common culture or nationality
traditions that are passed down
tender attachment
15
Which of the following is NOT an approach used to organize information in a nonfiction selection?
summarizing
comparing
contrasting
persuading
16
What does merge mean?
to help someone to get from one place to another
to feel sorry for someone
to follow in order to reach or catch
to cause to be combined or joined
17
How is an autobiography usually written?
by another person about a subject
in the first person point of view
in the third person point of view
by a group of authors working together
18
what does transitory mean?
coming from or going to a great depth
existing or lasting only only a short time
to hinder from passage, action, or operation
to reduce or limit something
19
Which of the following is NOT a type of nonfiction?
essay
short story
biography
autobiography
20
What did Julia think was the reason that gave her ethnicity today?
the way she walked
her height and hair color
her accent and skin color
the way she dressed
21
What is the main idea of the story Names/Nombres
people had trouble pronouncing Julia's name
Famous authors always have unusual names
Julia's life is influenced by two cultures
It is rude for people to mispronounce names
22
In a Long Walk to Freedom what are the twin obligations that every man has
obligations to freedom and wealth
obligations to family and country
obligations to beliefs and oppressors
obligations to religion and friends
23
what does prestige mean
the protection of public health
your family origins, especially your nationality or relationship to others
respect and admiration that someone or something gets because of success
the act of taking over an official job or position
24
What transformation was Mandela hoping for
women's right to vote in South Africa
free education for all South Africans
an end to apartheid in South America
a new occupation
25
What does affection mean?
hair loss
tender attachment
traditions that are passed down
common culture or nationality
26
What was not a reason that the nobility and royalty got married?
to add land holding
to form a union based on love
to cement an alliance against enemies
to strengthen family power
27
What does it mean to describe a piece of writing as objective?
it does not reveal the writer's feelings
it may be very personal in its approach
it avoids dealing strictly with the facts
it focuses on the writer, not the content
28
What is an autobiography?
a story in which the author writes about his or her own life
a short piece of nonfiction that examines a single subject or limited topic
a collection of short stories
a story in which an author writes about another person's life
29
How did Nelson Mandela try to serve his people
he warned the United Natoins that war was brewing
he joined with others to work to end apartheid
he put his family and occupation before his country
he tried to move his family to the US
30
Which of the following sentences is an example of an opinion?
a labrador retriever is a breed of dog
Dogs are better than cats
Dogs and cat is called a kitten
a baby cat is called a kitten
31
what does affection mean?
a moderate feeling or emotion of warmth
traditions that are passed down
common culture or nationality
countries that are poor and depend on farming
32
How did Mandela's concept of freedom change from his time as a student to his time as a attorney
believed freedom came from the law but later thought it came from the heart
He never thought about freedom and then thought about physical imprisonment
he thought about freedom for himself and then thought about others
he thought about freedom for S. Africa but then only thought of his family
33
What does ushered mean?
to help someone to get from one place to another
to cause to be combined or joined
to feel sorry for someone because they are in a very bad situation
to follow in order to reach or catch
34
Why are names so important to Julia?
she has always been embarrased by her name
she marks changes in her life by changes in the names she is called
she does not want anyone to know she is from another country
she plans to be a writer and wants a name everyone will remember
35
At the end of the story what does Mandela plan to do
continue his work to freedom
live as a monk
reunite with his family
document his life in prison
36
What does ominous mean?
your family origins
overly convinced of one's own importance
foreboding or foreshadowing evil
too dificult ot unpleasant
37
What did Julia notice when her family first arrived in New York City?
no one pronounced her family members' names correctly
Everyone in her family decided to choose a new name
The apartment building where her family was going to live was brand new
The city was huge compared to her community in the Dominican Republic
38
Which sentence shows the main idea of the story Names/Nombres
Julia was Hoo-lee-tah at home, but Judy at school
Julia ate sancocho at home during her graduation party
Her family encouraged her to write
Julia was actually bon in the US
39
Why was Elizabeth I an effective monarch
She cared little about what the common people thought of her
She ruled alone without being advised by others
she was skilled in state matters and was comfortable wielding power
she prevented major social developments to ensure stability
40
Which describes Elizabeth as a child?
sullen and depressed
unappealing and bright
lazy and foolish
intelligent and determined
41
what does convoluted mean?
to help someone to get from one place to another
complex
developing countries of Latin America, Africa, and Asia
not native
42
What does pitited mean?
to follow in order to reach or catch
to help someone to get from one place to another
to feel sorry for someone because they are in a very nad situation
to cause to be combined or joined
43
The contract states that Joshua has a financial ______ to pay Justin for bothering him in class.
transitory
profound
obligation
illusion
44
What does comrade mean
a pact between nations, families, or individuals
to protect public health
a friend especially someone who shares difficult work
respect and admire someone or something because of their position
45
What is true about finding the main idea in an essay?
it is often implied but not directly stated by the writer
it can usually be found in the last paragraph
it can usually be found in the last paragraph
it is stated directly by the title
46
Which statement is an opinion
Mandela spent time in prison
Mandela wrote Long Walk to Freedom
people can be taught to love
Mandela became the president of South Africa
47
At what point in life did Mandela become aware that his freedoms were limited?
when he was in prison
once he was a practicing lawyer
when he became a young man
ever since he could remeber
48
Kevin is a trustworthy and ______ person who tells the truth
virtuous
obstruct
curtail
transitory
49
Why do you think the writer chose the title Names/Nombres
to show that she thinks official forms should be bilingual
to emphasize the importance of speaking two languages
emphasize importance of adapting to a new culture while keeping your own
to show that she speaks English and Spanish
50
what does pursue mean?
to help someone get from one place to another
to feel sorry for someone
to follow in order to reach or catch
to be combined or joined
51
When you identify the main idea of a story, what are you doing?
isolating the ending
determing the most important point
finding important details
identify the main character
52
What had happened to England at the end of Elizabeth I's reign
it had just started to be respected around the world
It had experienced huge economic loss
it had become a major world power
it had been brought to its lowest point
53
What type of writing does a personal essay contain
subjective
objective
fictional
instructional

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