Unit Four Review (B)

How many lines does a sonnet have?

• 10
• 16
• 14
• 12

Which of the following is the correct rhyme scheme for a sonnet?

• ABCB DEDE FFGG HH

• ABAB CDCD EFEF GG

• ABCD ABCD ABCD AB

• ABBA CDDC EFFE GG

Answer explanation

The correct rhyme scheme for a sonnet is ABAB CDCD EFEF GG, where each letter represents a different rhyme sound for the corresponding lines in the poem.

In a sonnet, what is a couplet? Remember, a couple is two.

• A pair of lines, next to each other that usually rhyme. These come at the end of the sonnet.

• A stanza that describes the setting of the sonnet.

• A group of three lines that introduce the sonnet's topic.

• A single line that summarizes the main theme of the sonnet.

Answer explanation

A couplet in a sonnet is a pair of lines, usually next to each other, that rhyme and come at the end of the sonnet.

What was Anne's initial reaction upon waking up at Green Gables?

• She was excited and happy

• She was confused and disoriented

• She was sad and lonely

• She was angry and frustrated

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Main ideas and supporting details

Who interrupts Anne's moment of joy?

• Diana

• Marilla

• Gilbert

• Matthew

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Comprehending a text

How would you summarize Anne's conflicting emotions of excitement and sadness upon waking up at Green Gables?

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Summarizing a text

What does the character imagine when she is excited about the beautiful surroundings?

• Staying there forever

• Leaving immediately

• Ignoring the beauty

• Moving to a different place

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Comprehending a text

Why is Anne confused at Green Gables?

• She woke up in an unfamiliar place

• She couldn't remember how she got there

• She was expecting to be somewhere else

• She lost her way in the woods

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Comprehending a text

Describe a place in nature that you find beautiful. What makes it special to you?

What is the main focus of the passage?

• The author's personal experiences in Vermont

• The emotional connection to Vermont

• Environmental conservation efforts in Vermont

• The history of Vermont

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Comprehending a text