Sounder Chapter 4-6

Passage through which things may pass.

• Socket
• Chute
• Poultice
• None of the Above

Turned aside and moved off at an angle.

• Glancing
• Ignore
• Remote
• None of the above

Soft, moist mass of absorbent material applied as a medicine.

• Quarry

• Slacken

• Poultice

A deep hole from which stone is obtained.

• Quarry
• Chute
• Socket
• None of the above.

Far removed in distance or time.

• Nearby
• Close
• Remote
• All of the Above

To make less tight.

• Fasten
• Slacken
• Connect
• None of the Above.

Hollow part into which something fits.

• Bulge
• Solid
• Socket
• All of the Above.

To inject with dead virus or bacteria as prevention against disease.

• Injure
• Vaccinate
• Contaminate
• Infect

In both fiction and nonfiction, authors make references to persons, places, or events from literary works, history, or religion to enrich the reading experience by adding additional layers of meaning. This literary term is called___________.

• Allusion
• Theme
• Imagery
• None of the Above.

The boy's responsibilities in Sounder change after his father is arrested.

• True
• False