Unit 3 Test

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Unit 3 Test

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11 a.m.

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2 p.m.

1. Which sentence is an example of alliteration? *

A. Slimy snake

B. Beautiful Flower

C. It's raining cats and dogs.

2. Which sentence is an example of a metaphor? *

A. That little girl is shiny like the sun.

B. The kids at school are all brains.

C. You are as beautiful as a rose.

3. The poet T.S. Eliot, who wrote "The Naming of Cats" and "Rum Tum Tugger" preferred to use plain language to make his point instead of made up words. *

A. True

B. False

4. Which sentence is an example of onomotopoeia? *

A. The metal tray fell onto the ground - "BAM!"

B. I was as happy as a clown.

C. Tiny Turtle tiptoed tearfully.

5. Which sentence is an example of a simile? *

A. Keep on the sunny side.

B. She swims like a fish.

C. It rained on the plain in Spain.

6. Make an inference based on the following excerpt from the text. "Tito and his dog Bimbo lived (if you could call it living) under the well where it joined the inner gate." What can you infer the author means when he says, "if you could call it living?" *

A. Tito and Bimbo's life was very enjoyable.

B. Tito and Bimbo's life was difficult.

C. Tito was alive and Bimbo was not.

D. Both Tito and Bimbo don't actually live there; they just sleep there.

7. Poets use rhythm to make their poems sound a certain way and make the reader FEEL a certain way when they read it. *

A. True

B. False

8. Compare the animal-human relationship in "The Dog of Pompeii" with the relationship in "Zlateh the Goat," "How a Cat Played Robinson Crusoe," and "Stray." Identify the statement below that is NOT true about all the children-animal relationships. *

A. All the animal-human relationships are loving and connected to each other.

B. The animals and the human children get comfort from each other.

C. Children can be more likely to trust and build a relationship with an animal.

D. The children and animals did not like each other.

9. How are the poems "The Black Snake" and "Vern" alike? *

A. They both have speakers who are enthusiastic and positive about the animal in their poem.

B. The tone in both poems is sad.

C. They both have speakers who want to set an animal free.

D. The rhythm in both poems is slow.

10. Puncutation isn't important to poetry. *

A. True

B. False

11. What theme does "Vern" and "Stray" share? *

A. Unexpected kindnesses from people bring great joy.

B. Animals can offer people welcome friendship.

C. Working hard and doing a job right brings personal satisfaction.

D. Animals can be a gift, but they bring frustration too.

12. Which best describes how the speakers in "A Narrow Fellow in the Grass" and "The Black Snake" view snakes? *

A. The speaker in "A Narrow Fellow in the Grass" loves snakes, while the speaker in "The Black Snake" does not trust them.

B. The speaker in "A Narrow Fellow in the Grass" has a pet snake, while the speaker in "The Black Snake" does not.

C. The speaker in "A Narrow Fellow in the Grass" is afraid of snakes, while the speaker in "The Black Snake" is not.

D. The speaker in "A Narrow Fellow in the Grass" thinks snakes are pretty smart, while the speaker in "The Black Snake" thinks they are foolish animals.

13. Which best describes how Aaron feels when he and Zlateh are trapped by the snowstorm? *

A. He feels isolated by the animal's failure to understand the danger they face.

B. He feels comforted and supported by her companionship at this time.

C. He feels foolish and immature for not listening to his father.

D. He feels thrilled because Zlateh's ability to talk surely means that he will be allowed to keep her.

14. How do we know the cat in "How a Cat Played Robinson Crusoe" is important to the children? *

A. The children refuse to leave the island until they find the cat.

B. They ask all the people they see to find the cat.

C. The children leave the island with "tear-stained faces."

D. They leave food and water for the cat when they leave the island.

15. For the cat in "How a Cat Played Robinson Crusoe," the biggest danger is: *

A. herself

B. humans

C. nature

D. other cats

16. Which of the following is the theme of "How a Cat Played Robinson Crusoe"?

A. When facing difficulties, animals' instincts can help save them.

B. When facing difficulties, animals are in trouble if they don't have their humans with them.

C. When facing difficulties, animals' instincts cannot help them at all.

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17. Why do you think poet Gary Soto chose and ode as the poetic form in which to write about his cat in "Ode to Mi Gato"? *

A. He loves his cat and has good things to say about it so a poem of praise made sense.

B. He likes to use similes and metaphors and odes have lots of those.

C. He loves to use Spanish words and he can only do that in an ode.

D. He wants to use short lines and unusual punctuation so an ode is the best form.

18. How is the survival of Aaron and Zlateh similar to the cat's story in "How a Cat Played Robinson Crusoe"? *

A. All the characters eat other animals to survive.

B. They all face weather troubles.

C. They all are cats.

D. Both stories take place on an island.

19. Onomatopoeia is when you hear the same or a similar sound over and over again in a passage. *

A. True

B. False

20. Poets use figurative language to make their readers see, hear, smell, or taste a particular thing while reading a poem. *

A. True

B. False

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