Unit 3 Study Guide Imagination

How does the main character's attitude change from the beginning to the end of the story?

• The character becomes more pessimistic.

• The character becomes more optimistic.

• The character remains unchanged.

• The character becomes more fearful.

What is the central theme of the story, and how is it conveyed through the actions of the protagonist?

• Friendship; shown through the protagonist's isolation.

• Courage; shown through the protagonist's challenges.

• Betrayal; shown through the protagonist's loyalty.

• Greed; shown through the protagonist's generosity.

What does the word "melancholy" mean in the context of the passage?

• Happiness

• Sadness

• Anger

• Excitement

How does the first chapter contribute to the development of the plot?

• It introduces the main conflict.

• It resolves the main conflict.

• It provides a detailed backstory.

• It concludes the story.

Which sentence from the text best supports the idea that the protagonist is determined?

• "He hesitated at the door, unsure of what lay ahead."

• "She refused to give up, even when the odds were against her."

• "They decided to take a break and think things over."

• "He laughed at the thought of trying again."

How does the plot unfold in a series of episodes in the story?

• The story is told in a single continuous narrative.

• The story is divided into distinct episodes that build on each other.

• The story is told in reverse order.

• The story is told through flashbacks only.

Identify the theme of the text and explain how it is conveyed through the setting.

• Isolation; conveyed through a bustling city.

• Adventure; conveyed through a quiet village.

• Freedom; conveyed through an open landscape.

• Fear; conveyed through a sunny beach.

What is the connotative meaning of the word "home" in the passage?

• A physical building

• A place of comfort and belonging

• A temporary shelter

• A place of work

How does the final scene contribute to the resolution of the plot?

• It introduces a new conflict.

• It leaves the story open-ended.

• It resolves the main conflict.

• It complicates the plot further.

Which detail from the text supports the inference that the character is brave?

• "He ran away from the noise."

• "She stood her ground despite the danger."

• "They avoided the confrontation."

• "He hesitated before speaking."