Unit 5 Quiz

“Calvin looked somber. Then his enormous smile lit up his face again.” (L’Engle, 47).

Somber means...

• Gloomy

• Happy

• Angry

• Relaxed

“...his red hair shining silver in the moonlight, his body dappled with patterns from the tangle of branches” (L’Engle, 57).

Dappled means...

• left

• Striped

• Spotted

• fashioned

“Silence fell between them, as tangible as the dark tree shadows that fell across their laps…” (L’Engle, 59).

Tangible means...

• Perceived by smell

• Perceived by sight

• Perceived by taste

• Perceived by touch

‘“This I’m supposed to believe?” Calvin asked indignantly” (L’Engle, 70).

Indignant means...

• Showing happiness or relaxed

• Showing anger or annoyance

• Showing fear or nervousness

• Showing sadness or depression

“But Meg noticed her eyes were drooping, and suddenly her head fell forward and she gave a faint snore” (L’Engle, 104).

Dropping means...

• Rolling

• Jumping

• Hanging down

• Twisting

“Calving touched Meg in a quick gesture, and whether it was of thanks or apprehension she was not sure” (L’Engle, 106).

Apprehension means...

• Anger

• Sadness

• Happiness

• Nervousness

“The men all wore nondescript business suits, and though their features were as different one from the other as the features of men on earth, there was also a sameness to them” (L’Engle, 129).

Nondescript means...

• Lacking interesting features

• Having interesting features

• Non-existant

• Obvious

“The number words pounded insistently against Meg’s brain. They seemed to be boring their way into her skull” (L’Engle, 136).

Boring means...

• Uninteresting

• Digging

• fighting

• exciting

Humanism is best defined as…

• The belief in the importance of an individual’s achievement and dignity.

• A philosophy that emphasizes human dignity, achievement, and society.

• Relating to earthly life rather than to religious or spiritual matters.

• A government in which citizens elect representatives to rule for them.

A network whereby people are captured and sold for labor is called…

• Humanism

• Slave Trade

• Republic

• Individualism