Suspense: Unit 1 Part 1 Quiz

Marvel Studios often adds a scene at the end of a movie showing something from the next movie they have coming out. This gets audiences interested in seeing the next one.

• Offend

• Intrigue

• Justify

We all stared at Jody in shock. We could not believe what he had just said about Tom’s mother!

• Offensive

• Justified

• Acquisitive

Even though his team was up by 30 points with only 2 minutes left on the clock, Collin continued to foul and play aggressively. He didn’t care if he embarrassed the other team, he wanted everyone to see his talent and strength.

• Vindictive

• Ruthless

• Intrigued

At first, Sadie felt guilty for buying such an expensive laptop, but she told herself that it was the right purchase because it was the best model on the market and she would be using it every day for her new job.

• Offend

• Intrigue

• Justify

Which type of conflict is shown in the previous story about Sadie?

• Internal

• External

Mariah keeps a list in her diary of people who’ve done her wrong. Then she writes down ways she could get back at them.

• Acquisitive

• Intriguing

• Vindictive

I get so nervous at parties when I only know the host! But at the party on Friday, a very friendly girl came up to me, said she liked my sneakers, and just started talking with me about fashion.

• Justified

• Genial

• Ruthless

Ever since she saw Vin Diesel driving a 1970 Dodge Charger in The Fast and the Furious, Jana has wanted to own one. She worked and saved, and this year she bought her dream car.

• Acquire

• Vindictive

• Offensive

A man buys a lottery ticket and tells his wife he'll finally quit his job if he wins. She smiles, knowing she switched his ticket with a losing one. The winning numbers are announced, and he cheers, unaware she’s already spent the winnings from the real ticket she secretly bought. Which academic vocabulary term does this story best exemplify?

• Internal Conflict

• Dramatic Irony

• Second person point of view

• Foreshadowing

Anna found an old, rusted key in the attic and slipped it into her pocket. “Nothing good ever comes from that place,” her grandmother had once said. That night, drawn by curiosity, Anna approached the locked door in the basement, unaware of the faint whispers on the other side. Which academic vocabulary term does this story best exemplify?

• Internal Conflict

• Dramatic Irony

• Second person point of view

• Foreshadowing