1001070 M/J LANG ARTS 3 Test
1. a biography
2. The cake was created by accident, when a local baker mixed up the amount of butter to use in a coffee cake recipe.
3. Large tectonic plates cover the earth's surface.
4. Rosa Parks's home was moved to Germany and then back to the United States again.
5. a chance to get something she wanted
6. Metaphors can be parts of analogies.
7. He thinks she is being selfish because she will not loan him money.
8. anxious
9. stonewalled, a reference to a military general who famously withheld an enemy
10. The X300 model uses unproven technology.
11. Brown eggs are laid by larger chickens.
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Which stage direction from "In the Victory Garden” indicates that time has passed?
PEARL and OLIVE Wills are sitting on the front porch of their house in a Chicago neighborhood in 1944.
(Turning to HENRY, who has reached the porch)
PEARL and HENRY are working in the Victory Garden they have made together.
It is the middle of July.
PEARL and OLIVE Wills are sitting on the front porch of their house in a Chicago neighborhood in 1944.
(Turning to HENRY, who has reached the porch)
PEARL and HENRY are working in the Victory Garden they have made together.
It is the middle of July.
"It is the middle of July."
In "In the Victory Garden,” Pearl becomes upset when she thinks Henry wants more than his share of vegetables, but is then embarrassed to find out he wants the extra food because his family is housing extra people. This event most supports the theme that
making assumptions can make you better informed.
it is best to be generous, but only when completely informed.
it is best to be greedy and always protect yourself.
making assumptions can make one appear foolish.
making assumptions can make you better informed.
it is best to be generous, but only when completely informed.
it is best to be greedy and always protect yourself.
making assumptions can make one appear foolish.
The event described in "In the Victory Garden" most supports the theme that making assumptions can make one appear foolish.
Read the excerpt from “In the Victory Garden.”
OLIVE: You just sit down, Henry, and make yourself comfortable. I believe you’ve met my sister, Pearl Wills.
HENRY: We have at church met. Good afternoon, Miss Wills.
PEARL: Hmmph.
OLIVE: I believe my sister is having a little trouble with her throat this morning, Henry. She certainly doesn’t mean to be rude. Do you, Pearl? You know why I asked you to visit us, Henry.
What type of conflict does this excerpt show?
character versus self
character versus society
character versus character
character versus nature
OLIVE: You just sit down, Henry, and make yourself comfortable. I believe you’ve met my sister, Pearl Wills.
HENRY: We have at church met. Good afternoon, Miss Wills.
PEARL: Hmmph.
OLIVE: I believe my sister is having a little trouble with her throat this morning, Henry. She certainly doesn’t mean to be rude. Do you, Pearl? You know why I asked you to visit us, Henry.
What type of conflict does this excerpt show?
character versus self
character versus society
character versus character
character versus nature
The excerpt shows character versus self conflict.
What does this dialogue reveal about Chiune and Yukiko?
They are willing to put themselves in danger to save others.
They are afraid that Chiune will lose his job when he issues the visas.
They are hopeful that the war will end and they can return home.
They are fearful of the crowd of people outside Chiune’s office.
They are willing to put themselves in danger to save others.
They are afraid that Chiune will lose his job when he issues the visas.
They are hopeful that the war will end and they can return home.
They are fearful of the crowd of people outside Chiune’s office.
The dialogue does not provide information to determine what it reveals about Yukiko and Chiune.
Read the excerpt from "Sugihara.”
CHIUNE
I'll issue hundreds of visas. Thousands of visas, if
necessary.
YUKIKO
They'll fire you.
CHIUNE
And if the Nazis find out . . . You and the children must
return to Tokyo immediately.
YUKIKO
We're not going anywhere without you.
Chiune looks at Yukiko with great concern.
CHIUNE
Then maybe we should just leave, all of us, right away. I
can't put you and the children at risk.
YUKIKO
No, but I can.
What does this dialogue reveal about Chiune and Yukiko?
They are willing to put themselves in danger to save others.
They are afraid that Chiune will lose his job when he issues the visas.
They are hopeful that the war will end and they can return home.
They are fearful of the crowd of people outside Chiune’s office.
CHIUNE
I'll issue hundreds of visas. Thousands of visas, if
necessary.
YUKIKO
They'll fire you.
CHIUNE
And if the Nazis find out . . . You and the children must
return to Tokyo immediately.
YUKIKO
We're not going anywhere without you.
Chiune looks at Yukiko with great concern.
CHIUNE
Then maybe we should just leave, all of us, right away. I
can't put you and the children at risk.
YUKIKO
No, but I can.
What does this dialogue reveal about Chiune and Yukiko?
They are willing to put themselves in danger to save others.
They are afraid that Chiune will lose his job when he issues the visas.
They are hopeful that the war will end and they can return home.
They are fearful of the crowd of people outside Chiune’s office.
This dialogue reveals that Chiune and Yukiko are both willing to put themselves in danger to save others.
Which quotation from “Sugihara” best reflects the play’s theme?
“Even a hunter cannot kill a bird that comes to him seeking safety."
A wrought-iron fence surrounds the park. On its gate hangs a sign: "No Jews Allowed.”
"The Foreign Ministry is opposed to hundreds of foreigners passing through Japan for reasons of public safety."
"Soviets have annexed Lithuania. Close consulate. Return home immediately."
“Even a hunter cannot kill a bird that comes to him seeking safety."
A wrought-iron fence surrounds the park. On its gate hangs a sign: "No Jews Allowed.”
"The Foreign Ministry is opposed to hundreds of foreigners passing through Japan for reasons of public safety."
"Soviets have annexed Lithuania. Close consulate. Return home immediately."
The quotation from "Sugihara" that best reflects the play's theme is: "Even a hunter cannot kill a bird that comes to him seeking safety."
Read the excerpt from "Sugihara.”
YUKIKO: And the orders from the Ministry?
He walks back toward her and takes her hands in his. He looks into her eyes.
CHIUNE: I may have to disobey my government, but if I don’t, I will disobey my God.
YUKIKO: You’ll issue the visas to the Jews anyway?
CHIUNE: I’ll issue hundreds of visas. Thousands of visas, if necessary.
YUKIKO: They’ll fire you.
What type of conflict does this excerpt show?
character versus character
character versus society
character versus self
character versus nature
YUKIKO: And the orders from the Ministry?
He walks back toward her and takes her hands in his. He looks into her eyes.
CHIUNE: I may have to disobey my government, but if I don’t, I will disobey my God.
YUKIKO: You’ll issue the visas to the Jews anyway?
CHIUNE: I’ll issue hundreds of visas. Thousands of visas, if necessary.
YUKIKO: They’ll fire you.
What type of conflict does this excerpt show?
character versus character
character versus society
character versus self
character versus nature
The excerpt shows character versus society conflict.
Which description from "Sugihara” best indicates that several hours have passed?
Yukiko enters with fresh water, which she insists he drink. She looks at the untouched food disapprovingly.
A JUNIOR OFFICER, 20s, enters the office.
Yukiko enters. CHIUNE SUGIHARA, 40, rises from his desk chair and gives her a kiss on the cheek.
INT. JAPANESE CONSULATE IN KAUNAS - CONTINUOUS
Yukiko enters with fresh water, which she insists he drink. She looks at the untouched food disapprovingly.
A JUNIOR OFFICER, 20s, enters the office.
Yukiko enters. CHIUNE SUGIHARA, 40, rises from his desk chair and gives her a kiss on the cheek.
INT. JAPANESE CONSULATE IN KAUNAS - CONTINUOUS
The description "Yukiko enters with fresh water, which she insists he drink. She looks at the untouched food disapprovingly" does not indicate that several hours have passed.
Which line from "Sugihara" is used to build suspense?
YUKIKO: "This is their answer? What about the safety of these foreigners?"
CHIUNE: There is an old Samurai proverb: "Even a hunter cannot kill a bird that comes to him seeking safety."
CHIUNE: "I’ll issue hundreds of visas. Thousands of visas, if necessary."
YUKIKO: "Chiune, we've only written 300 visas. There are thousands more to write. What are we to do?"
YUKIKO: "This is their answer? What about the safety of these foreigners?"
CHIUNE: There is an old Samurai proverb: "Even a hunter cannot kill a bird that comes to him seeking safety."
CHIUNE: "I’ll issue hundreds of visas. Thousands of visas, if necessary."
YUKIKO: "Chiune, we've only written 300 visas. There are thousands more to write. What are we to do?"
The line, "Chiune, we've only written 300 visas. There are thousands more to write. What are we to do?" is used to build suspense.
Which detail from this passage of The Diary of Anne Frank best supports the theme that sharing a difficult experience can sometimes strengthen a friendship?
Anne and Peter become close friends during the time they hide in the annex.
Peter is supportive of his mother and believes that he must protect her feelings.
Margot is very protective of Anne and believes that she must always support her.
Mrs. Van Daan and Mrs. Frank become very close and confide in one another.
Anne and Peter become close friends during the time they hide in the annex.
Peter is supportive of his mother and believes that he must protect her feelings.
Margot is very protective of Anne and believes that she must always support her.
Mrs. Van Daan and Mrs. Frank become very close and confide in one another.
The detail that Anne and Peter become close friends during the time they hide in the annex best supports the theme that sharing a difficult experience can sometimes strengthen a friendship.