Quiz sobre "The Crossover"

What is one theme of The Crossover? (DOK 2)

• The importance of being kind

• Change is part of all relationships

• The dangers of technology

• Hard work always leads to success

How does the author use basketball as a symbol in the story? (DOK 2)

• To show how fun sports can be

• To represent competition between siblings

• To symbolize life’s challenges and lessons

• To emphasize winning as the most important thing

Which of the following poetic elements is used to emphasize the theme of perseverance in this line from the text: "____________"? (DOK 2)

• Rhyming

• Repetition

• Hyperbole

• Onomatopoeia

Which of the following best describes Josh’s personality based on this quote from the text, "I’ll take anyone one-on-one, anytime, anywhere"? (DOK 2)

• Confident and competitive

• Lazy and unmotivated

• Shy and quiet

What text evidence best supports that Josh feels competitive with his brother JB?

• JB and I are two peas in a pod.

• I can’t stand how he thinks he’s the king of the court.

• Basketball is just a game, and JB is my best friend.

• We both know we’re unstoppable when we play together.

What type of figurative language is used in the line “JB’s eyes are ocean wide when he’s on the court, scanning for the perfect pass”?

• Simile

• Metaphor

• Hyperbole

• Personification

What does Josh’s dialogue reveal about how he feels when JB starts dating?

• He's proud and happy for JB.

• He's jealous and feels left out.

• He doesn’t care at all.

• He’s worried JB will quit basketball.

When Josh says, “If we didn’t love each other, we’d hate each other,” what does this reveal about his relationship with JB?

• They don’t get along at all.

• They have a complicated, but strong bond.

• They care more about basketball than each other.

When the dad says, “You boys need to learn to play together, because life is better when you’ve got someone on your team,” what does this reveal about his feelings?

• He believes competition is the most important thing.

• He feels disappointed in their basketball skills.

• He thinks basketball is the only way to succeed in life.

• He wants his sons to understand teamwork and family.

How does the author, Kwame Alexander use basketball as a way to communicate a theme in The Crossover? Use examples from the story to support your answer. (DOK 3) Hint for Students: Think about how basketball connects to family, challenges, or life lessons. Be sure to explain how the author uses the sport in the story to highlight an important idea.

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