Test
#29.
Name:
Date:
Period
Apostrophes: ___/5 ___/6 ___/6 ___/6 Vocab h/w:
___/20 Vocab Practices: ___/11 ___/12 ___/12
Flying Machine: ___/12 EMEN: ___/11
Other Extra Credit:
Mental Floss.
Apostrophes.
- She’s sure ________ going to be all right. (it)
- My friend _________ goal is to become an astronaut. (Maria)
- _________ bright idea was this? (who)
- It was every single _________ nightmare. (student)
- The llama wagged _________ tail. (it)
- All the _________ clothing is on the second floor. (more than one man)
- All the _________ uniforms were new. (player)
- The best era for music was the _________ (70)
- We have three _________ in the class. (Jesus)
- “_________ all go to the lobby!” (Let)
derision, trivial, jovial, rigmarole, hubris, speculate, conglomeration, flourish, impertinent, disposition, brood, capacity, morality, distribute, method, abstain
- He seemed smart, even though most of the facts he knew were rather ______________.
- He pinched her arm, a little bit with
__________________(ity), and a little bit with meanness, to get her to
pay attention.
- Why do we have to go through all this _________________ just to add on to our house?
- somber : jovial :: humility : ___________________
- After Mardis Gras, you are supposed to ___________________ from something you like until Easter.
- This word has to do with scruples. _______________________
- Why do we have to go through all this __________________ just to add on to our house?
- “…masks that smiled or masks that frowned, according to the owners’ ____________________.”
- The team was a ____________________ of rejects from other teams, yet somehow they won.
- We spent the evening playing ____________________ Pursuit, trying to answer obscure questions.
- The mad scientist demonstrated his ____________________ by
building a time machine and trying to change history. Of course he just
made things worse.
- Emily
Dickinson felt that "the Majority" always prevailed on the question
of... a) what is the right thing to do. b) who's weird
and who isn't. c) who's cool and who isn't. d) who's important and who
isn't. e) All of the above.
- The poem says that if a person
looked very carefully... a) he would see that everyone is weird.
b) he would see that what might look weird really isn't. c) he would
see that what might seem sane really isn't. d) All of the above. e) b
and c.
- The poem says that if you disagree with the
majority... a) you're weird. b) you're stupid. c) you're
considered dangerous. d) you're doing the right thing. e) all of
the above.
- “The butterfly now
touches the earth. And suddenly…a clumsy worm.” (p246) The Servant is
using a _________ to describe the Flying One and his apparatus.
a) simile b) flashback c) foreshadowing d)
metaphor e) NOTA
- We can say that the emperor agrees with the expression, "the end justifies the means." a) True b) False
- The Emperor is really afraid of... a) rocks being
dropped on the Great Wall. b) the future. c) the Flying
One. d) flying machines. e) NOTA
- "The unmarked grave is dug where Time, some little while, must
sleep to wake again some other year." (p251) The Emperor is speaking
metaphorically, and most likely means...a) he wishes he could go back
in Time and prevent the Flying One from flying. b) he is predicting
that soon, man will also be traveling in Time as well as the air. c)
that by killing the Flying One, the Emperor has only delayed, not
stopped the development of flying. d) he believes that the Flying One
will soon be going to Heaven. e) NOTA
- What is it the Earth men want from the Martians? a) Land. b)
They want the Martians to surrender. c) Recognition. d) Goods to trade
with Earth. e) All of the above.
- Even though it doesn't really
have anything to do with the story, Ray Bradbury spends time describing
a mechanical spider toy that the little girl plays with. What's the
point? a) To show how weird the Martians are. b) To show us
a glimpse of what Martian life is like. c) He's comparing the Earth men
to the spider; they are just toys that the Martians play with. d) To
show that the girl really isn't interested in the man's story. e) B and
D.
- "A shot rang out. Mr. Xxx fell." (p30) a)
exposition b) rising action c) inciting incident d)
rising action e) climax f) falling action g)
resolution
- "When the town people found the rocket at sunset, they wondered what it was. (p30) a)
exposition b) rising action c) inciting incident d)
rising action e) climax f) falling action g)
resolution
- "That night it rained all night. The next day was fair and warm." (p31) a)
exposition b) rising action c) inciting incident d)
rising action e) climax f) falling action g)
resolution
- Why does Mr. Xxx shoot the captain? (QUOTE)
- Why does the story end with a “weather report”?