M3 L3 Practice Quiz

Match the definition with the word:

The way things are seen from a particular point of view.

• perspective

• evasive

• optimum

• trajectory

• archetype

Match the definition with the word:

Hard to catch or obtain.

• perspective

• evasive

• optimum

• trajectory

• archetype

Match the definition with the word:

The best or most favorable point or degree.

• perspective

• evasive

• optimum

• trajectory

• archetype

Match the definition with the word:

The path followed by an object moving through space.

• perspective

• evasive

• optimum

• trajectory

• archetype

Match the definition with the word:

The original pattern from which all things of the same kind are copied.

• perspective

• evasive

• optimum

• trajectory

• archetype

Read the sentence below.

"Most rockets launched into space follow a curved trajectory."

As used in the statement, "trajectory" most nearly means

• path

• stroll

• range

• groove

Match the characterization type to the example.

"...this scrawny, yellow-haired woman with small, hard eyes and blurry red lips."

• direct characterization

• indirect chracterization

Match the characterization type to the example.

"...he throws down the crutch and he gets down on his hands and knees and crawls back to his house."

• direct characterization

• indirect chracterization

Read the excerpt narrated by Maxwell Kane in the novel Freak the Mighty. Max is discussing Freak.

 

"He wants to say something, you can tell that much, but he's so mad, he's all huffed up and the noise he makes, it could be from a dog or something, and he sounds like he can hardly breathe."

 

How is the Freak feeling?

• mad

• happy

• funny

• composed

Read the excerpt.

 

"Whatever, I'm rolling on the ground like a moron and Freak is strutting around and saying stuff like, 'Loretta my Queen, wouldst thou accept my hand in marriage?'... And I'm laughing so hard I can hardly breathe."

 

How is the character feeling?

• jolly

• gloomy

• generous

• selfish