Test #6. Name:                                                                                            Date:                                        Period: 
FROs Homework: ___/15  KBARR:___/40
Vocabulary Homework:___/20
Warm Ups: 9/27: ___/15   9/28: ___/14   9/29:___/14
Other Extra Credit:


Mental Floss:



Vocabulary. 
  1. The adventurer's ____(s) made for a great novel.  a) sullen  b) smolder  c) exploit  d) siege e) circumvent
  2. It is sometimes fun to ___ a little brother or sister's lack of savvy.  a) exploit  b) cease  c) juvenile  d) delirious e) circumvent
  3. The school newspaper has been __ for a long while, but they hope to revive it next year.  a) cease  b) circumvent  c) sullen  d) delirious  e) defunct
  4. The villain's evil plot was ______(ishly) clever.  a) cease  b) circumvent  c) exploit  d) fiend  e) delirious
  5. obey : ignore :: predict : ______  a) siege  b) circumvent  c) sullen  d) reminisce  e) delirious
  6. At the family reunion, we sat around ___(ing) about the last family reunion.  a) exploit  b) defunct  c) reminisce  d) delirious e) circumvent
  7. The thief __(ed) the alarm system, and was able to steal the jewels.  a) defunct  b) smolder  c) sullen  d) siege e) circumvent
  8. Ponyboy was very ____ after Johnny cut his hair.   a) defunct  b) smolder  c) sullen  d) siege e) circumvent
  9. The dress code forbids ____ clothing.  a) considerable  b) sufficient  c) valid   d) ambiguous  e) skimpy
  10.  The large farm owners are often accused of ____(ing) the workers who pick the crops.   a) siege  b) circumvent  c) sullen  d) reminisce  e) exploit
  11. flashback : reveals :: _____ : foreshadows    a) exploit  b) smolder  c) premonition  d) delirious e) circumvent
  12. My mom said my argument was not ______(ly) ______...  a) impact/valid  b) potential/sufficient  c) demonstrate/considerable  d) sufficient/valid  e) sufficient/skimpy
  13. ...and I did not ______ the need for a new game system, so I was denied.  a) considerable  b) demonstrate  c) valid  d) sufficient  e) NOTA
  14. most important : ___ :: administrator : ___  a) princapal/princaple  b) principal/principle  c) principle/principal  d) principal/principal
    FROs. Skip if exempt.
  15. Hide in burrows and beneath rocks.    a) Fragment  b) Run-On  c) Complete Sentence
  16. I wandered too close to the fire and fell in.   a) Fragment  b) Run-On  c) Complete Sentence
  17. With a sword in one hand and a shield in the the other.   a) Fragment  b) Run-On  c) Complete Sentence
  18. Herds of fiendish llamas called dooms roam the empty countryside.   a) Fragment  b) Run-On  c) Complete Sentence
  19. Months may pass between attacks, but when they do occur, they are violent.   a) Fragment  b) Run-On  c) Complete Sentence
  20. There are shells all over the beach, let’s collect some!   a) Fragment  b) Run-On  c) Complete Sentence
  21. This a fragment?   a) Fragment  b) Run-On  c) Complete Sentence
  22. The strange life of the llama.   a) Fragment  b) Run-On  c) Complete Sentence
  23. Jack and Jill went up the hill to fetch a pail of water. a) Fragment  b) Run-On  c) Complete Sentence
  24. Jack fell down and broke his crown and Jill came tumbling after.   a) Fragment  b) Run-On  c) Complete Sentence
    Outsiders and Plot.
  25. After we are introduced to the characters and their situations in the ______... a) climax  b) inciting action  c) exposition  d) rising action  e) climax
  26. ...we get to the ______, which sets our story in motion. a) climax  b) inciting action  c) exposition  d) rising action  e) climax
  27. The ______ is usually the longest part of the story and full of ups and downs. This is where we build up the anticipation... a) climax  b) inciting action  c) exposition  d) rising action  e) climax
  28. ... for the _____ of the story, which is the highest point of the action... a) climax  b) inciting action  c) exposition  d) rising action  e) climax
  29. ...and steers us toward our _______.  a) climax  b) inciting action  c) exposition  d) rising action  e) resolution
  30. What do we learn about Dally when he talks to Johnny about jail?   a) Dally is proud of his past.  b) Dally is cold and mean.  c) Dally has jail savvy.  d) Dally cares about something.  e) NOTA
  31. Why would Johnny be “having the time of his life” in the church?  a) He wants to pay back for what he did to Bob.  b) He feels needed for the first time.  c) He likes little kids.  d) He thinks the cops will go easy on him.  e) He secretly wants to die.
  32. Johnny’s behavior (not scared, having fun, very decisive) inside the burning church is both ironic and not ironic.  a) True  b) False
  33. When Pony asks about Dally and Johnny, and Jerry Wood “studies his wedding ring,” what’s going on?  a) He’s thinking about his wife.  b) It’s still hot from the fire.  c) It’s stuck, and painful, so he pauses to adjust it.  d) He’s stalling, trying to think of how to break the news.  e) NOTA
  34. It is ironic when Jerry says, “…(we) think you were sent straight from Heaven.”  a) True  b) False
  35. How/when does Pony finally realize that Darry really does care about him?  a) When he says, “Oh Ponyboy, your hair…”  b) When he reads the letter from Soda.  c) When Darry offers him a cigarette.  d) When Darry starts crying.  e) When he rescues Pony from the fire.
  36. This would be the _____ of the Pony v Darry conflict.   a) climax  b) inciting action  c) exposition  d) rising action  e) NOTA
  37. The scene in the burning church would be considered part of the _____ of the story.   a) climax  b) inciting action  c) exposition  d) rising action  e) NOTA
  38. "Greaser didn't have anything to do with it...It's the individual." (p115) Pony means... a) most Socs wouldn't have gone in to save the kids. b) most greasers wouldn't have gone in to save the kids.  c) you can't tell everything about a person by the group he's a part of. d) only he and Johnny would have done something like that. e) All of the above.