Review - "The Lottery Rose" (Chapters 1-8) and Vocabulary List #32 - suffix "al"

Question 1

Which of the following is the protagonist of "The Lottery Rose"?

Accepted Answer

Georgie Burgess

Question 2

What did Mr. Collier, Robin, and Paul plan to build that they never got to?

Accepted Answer

a birdhouse

Question 3

In the beginning of the novel, Georgie could be described as a ___________________ character.

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flat, static

Question 4

Which of the following terms is spelled correctly?

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entrepreneurial

Question 5

Which of the following characters does Georgie trust?

Accepted Answer

Mr. Collier, Sister Mary Angela

Question 6

Literary device: "The light in the windows was getting brighter and brighter."

Accepted Answer

imagery

Question 7

Which of the following means "unimportant; trivial; trifling?"

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inconsequential

Question 8

The term " inconsequential" means

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unimportant, trivial; trifling

Question 9

Georgie begins to makes friends, trust, and forgive others making him a __________ character.

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dynamic

Question 10

Literary device: "The storm inside him made his rosebush and the garden seem dim and far away."

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metaphor

Question 11

Literary device: "An interruption in the plot to go back to a previous scene for the reader."

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flashback

Question 12

"There's your rosebush standing up tall--looking better than it's ever looked."

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personification, imagery

Question 13

Which of the following is Robin's grandfather?

Accepted Answer

Mr. Collier

Question 14

Which of the following terms is an antonym for the term "confrontational"?

Accepted Answer

agreement

Question 15

What did the lottery ticket symbolize to Georgie?

Accepted Answer

hope

Question 16

In "The Lottery Rose," Steve behaved in a/an ________________________ manner.

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confrontational, unsentimental, brutal

Question 17

Literary device: "He sat very still while drowsiness returned and pulled at his eyelids."

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imagery, personification

Question 18

Literary device in: "It was as beautiful as the garden in his dream in the palmetto grove."

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imagery

Question 19

The term " brutal" means

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extremely cruel or harsh

Question 20

Literary device in: "Georgie learned to lie without blinking."

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foreshadowing

Question 21

What does the rosebush symbolize for Georgie?

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friendship, hope

Question 22

What does Georgie take with him to boarding school?

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rosebush

Question 23

The term "multi-functional" means which of the following?

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Having the ability to do many different things - same device, Capable of performing many functions

Question 24

Literary device: "His thin face was white with the anger and sickness inside him."

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imagery

Question 25

Term that means "causing or likely to cause differences of opinion or dispute?"

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uncontroversial

Question 26

Which of the following characters "shares" a love of reading with Georgie?

Accepted Answer

Mr. Collier

Question 27

Two literary devices in: "A lake that lay sparkling like a looking-glass in the sunlight."

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imagery & alliteration, simile & alliteration

Question 28

Which of the following words is spelled correctly?

Accepted Answer

uncontroversial

Question 29

Which of the following characters gave Robin the lamp that looked like a puppy?

Accepted Answer

Paul Harper

Question 30

Which of the following terms an antonym for the term "vital"?

Accepted Answer

unnecessary

Question 31

Which of the following terms is NOT spelled correctly?

Accepted Answer

inconsequentiel

Question 32

Which of the following characters is Robin's nurse?

Accepted Answer

Amanda

Question 33

Which of the following characters "shares" a love of music with Georgie?

Accepted Answer

Sister Mary Angela

Question 34

Literary device: "His legs were still like rubber and he was forced to move slowly."

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simile

Question 35

Term meaning "not emotional; unaffected by emotional matters; not displaying feelings."

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unsentimental

Question 36

Which of the following characters has helped the rosebush to flourish?

Accepted Answer

Old Eddie

Question 37

Literary device: "He breathed in deeply the fragrant air that drifted across from the garden."

Accepted Answer

imagery

Question 38

Which of the following characters has seen the scars on Georgie's back?

Accepted Answer

Mrs. Harper

Question 39

Which of the following characters cares about Georgie?

Accepted Answer

Mr. Collier

Question 40

Literary device: "Above him the sky had stars scattered all over it."

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imagery

Question 41

"His bush was now where it belonged in the beautiful garden like a page in his flower book."

Accepted Answer

simile

Question 42

Literary device: "Georgie tried desperately to keep out of Steve's sight, curled like a snail."

Accepted Answer

simile, foreshadowing

Question 43

Literary device in: "Water from the flooded streets gurgled as it rained down."

Accepted Answer

personification, imagery

Question 44

Which of the following is the friendly librarian who lets Georgie keep the flower book?

Accepted Answer

Miss Ames

Question 45

The term "entrepreneurial" means

Accepted Answer

characterized by the taking of financial risks for profit, enterprising

Question 46

What is the name of the woman who runs the school Georgie attends?

Accepted Answer

Sister Mary Angela

Question 47

Means "causing death, destruction, or ruin;deadly, lethal, disastrous"?

Accepted Answer

fatal

Question 48

Where does Georgie plant his rosebush?

Accepted Answer

Mrs. Harper's garden

Question 49

Which of the following terms means "extremely important; crucial?"

Accepted Answer

vital

Question 50

"An insect took a vicious bite out of his ankle, & a night bird hidden in the tree complained."

Accepted Answer

personification & imagery

Review - "The Lottery Rose" (Chapters 1-8) and Vocabulary List #32 - suffix "al"

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Review - "The Lottery Rose" (Chapters 1-8) and Vocabulary List #32 - suffix "al"

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