Test
#3.
Name:
Date:
Period:
Warm Ups: 9-10:____/10, 9-11:___/11
Other Extra Credit:
Mental Floss:
Vocabulary. Skip if exempt.
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At the party, he stood ______ off to the side of the room, quietly watching
the festivities. a) gallantly b) roguishly c) ironically
d) savvy e) aloofly
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If you make the Scholar List you are a part of the educational ________.
a) wince b) aloof c) elite d) gallant e) asset
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The paper said that the business man was a(n) __________ to society, but
_________(ly), he was secretly a mobster. a) facade, roguish
b) asset, ironic c) elite, facade, d) ironic, facade
e) elite, ironic
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Even after I read the poem three times, the meaning still ______(ed) me.
a)
wince b) gallant c) facade d) elude e) savvy
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It was rather ________ that Mr. Coward's web page about the "Perfect Paper"
assignment had a mistake in it. a) ironic b) savvy
c) incredulous d) elude e) facade
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Maybe Dally’s cold unfeeling exterior is simply a _____ that hides his
true feelings. a) connotation b) denotation c) ironic
d) facade e) wince
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The Socs are the _________ social class in 1967 Tulsa, whereas the greasers
are at the other end of the scale. a) wince b) aloof
c) elite d) gallant e) asset
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It would be ironic if you suddenly decided not to get on a plane, and then
the plane crashed. a) True b) False
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Wow! That was a(n) ____ roller coaster!! a) awesome b) incredulous
c) aloof d) ironic e) NOTA
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I looked at my grandma __________(ly) when she said she wanted to ride
the colossal roller coaster. a) wince b) incredulous
c) credible d) ironic e) aloof
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"Guess what I've been in for?" asked Dally, grinning ________(ly).
a) asset b) aloof c) gallant d) roguish e) incredulous
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I tried to act cheerful, but it was just a __. I was really depressed inside.
a)
wince b) facade c) rueful d) elude e) NOTA
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The root cred means... a) truth b) crazy
c) pay d) believe e) wild
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Even though words like gross, ugly, fun, and weird are technically
adjectives, they are really _____, and not ______. a) descriptions,
modifications b) opinions, adjectives c) opinions, descriptions
d) modifiers, descriptions e) articles, opinions (Hint: Show
not Tell.)
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The low shelves in the middle of the library are to devoted to what type
of books? a) story collections b) reference c) fiction
d) nonfiction e) easy-to-read ones
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How are those books in the middle of the library arranged? a) alphabetically
by title b) by number c) alphabetically by author d)
by subject or genre e) NOTA
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The shelves along the outside wall of the library are devoted to what
type of books? a) story collections b) reference c)
fiction
d) nonfiction e) easy-to-read ones
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How do you save your documents in Google Docs? a) You
press control-S. b) You choose Save from the Edit menu. c)
Click the "Save Now" button. d) Ask your mom. e) NOTA
Husker Du
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cool : good :: dig : _______ a) sage b) rueful
c) conform d) fathom e) bleak
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She speaks so softly that I can hardly hear
her. a) softly - adjective, hardly - not b) softly -
not, hardly - adjective c) both adjectives d) both not
- We have a pretty apple tree in our
yard. a) pretty - adjective, apple - not b) pretty - not,
apple - adjective c) both adjectives d) both not
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pain : pleasure :: confusion : ______ a) sage b) savvy
c) infer d) rueful e) conform
- The reason we don't drop the last e from a word like positive before we add an ending like -ly, is that... a) Positive
ends with a consonant sound. b) The ending -ly ends with an y. c) The ending -ly begins
with a consonant d) The ending -ly makes it an
adjective. e) NOTA
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Instruction books are usually written in third person. a) True
b) False
The Outsiders
- Pony says that the greasers sometimes deserve the treatment they get from other people. a) True b) False
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Soda agrees with Pony that Darry doesn't seem to like Pony very much. a) True
b) False
- In chapter 1, Pony compares himself to Pip, in Great Expectations,
because... a) Pip was an orphan like him. b) Pip had two older
brothers. c) People judged Pip as low-class d) All of the
above. e) NOTA
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"They are right. You are a hood." Who's talking? a) The girl in one
of Pony's classes b) Dally's ex-girlfriend c) Steve
d) Two-Bit's mom e) The Socs who jumped Pony
- This scene illustrates how Pony has an internal conflict about
whether or not he likes being a greaser. a) True b) False
- When Pony talks about the word dropout, and what it makes him think of, he is talking about the ___________ of the word. a) harshness b) connotation c) denotation d) stupidity e) NOTA
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It is ironic that Two-Bit is still a junior at 18 1/2 years old. a) True
b) False
- Deep down, Pony knows Darry loves him. a) True b) False