M7 L3 Practice Quiz

hastily

• Argue about petty and trivial matters

• understand or assimilate (new information or significance of something)by a period or reflection

• an official document attesting a certain fact

• with excessive speed and urgency; hurriedly

• take part in a street fight between gangs or large groups

digested

• Argue about petty and trivial matters

• understand or assimilate (new information or significance of something)by a period or reflection

• an official document attesting a certain fact

• with excessive speed and urgency; hurriedly

• take part in a street fight between gangs or large groups

certificate

• Argue about petty and trivial matters

• understand or assimilate (new information or significance of something)by a period or reflection

• an official document attesting a certain fact

• with excessive speed and urgency; hurriedly

• take part in a street fight between gangs or large groups

rumbled

• Argue about petty and trivial matters

• understand or assimilate (new information or significance of something)by a period or reflection

• an official document attesting a certain fact

• with excessive speed and urgency; hurriedly

• take part in a street fight between gangs or large groups

bickering

• Argue about petty and trivial matters

• understand or assimilate (new information or significance of something)by a period or reflection

• an official document attesting a certain fact

• with excessive speed and urgency; hurriedly

• take part in a street fight between gangs or large groups

Which of these words is opposite in meaning to the word hastily?

• speedily

• swiftly

• slowly

• hurriedly

Which of these words is opposite in meaning to the word bickering?

• disagree

• squabble

• agree

• quarrel

Which word is spelled correctly?

• certeficate

• rumbled

• bickeering

• diegested

Why didn't Ponyboy get home until 2:00 in the morning that night?

• He went to a party with Johnny

• Dallas took the boys to a party

• He decided it was a great night to go hang with the girls

• He and Johnny fell asleep while looking up at the stars

"I felt the tension growing inside of me and I knew something had to happen or I would explode."  What literary device is Hinton deploying when she wrote this line for Pony?

• foreshadowing

• characterization

• symbolism

• context clues