The Kite

When does the kite lose all its glory ?

• When it is torn

• When it settles on the tree top and flutters to free itself.

• When it is detached from the string

• When it becomes old

What does the wings of the kite compare to ?

• Tides

• Crest

• String

• Sails of a ship

What did Young-sup need to complete his tiger kite?

• A reel and line

• A spool and string

• A frame and fabric

• A handle and tail

What did Young-sup propose to the kite seller?

• To fly a kite in front of the stall

• To sell kites for free

• To buy all the kites from the seller

• To perform tricks with the kite

What did the kite seller demand in return for the reel?

• Money

• Another kite

• To pay for the kite

What happened as Young-sup flew the kite?

• The wind blew the kite away

• The kite got tangled in the stalls

• People started buying kites

• Young-sup lost control of the kite

Why is the setting of the kite seller's stall important to the story?

• The small space in front of the stall challenges Young-sup to show his skill.

• Young-sup's father and brother are near the stall doing various errands.

• The kite seller can see Young-sup fly a kite and appreciate his skill.

What is the basic conflict in the passage?

• Young-sup wants a certain reel for his kite but it belongs to someone else.

• Young-sup needs Kite Seller Chung to sell seven kites before the end of the day.

• Young-sup needs a reel and line for his kite and does not have enough money to buy them.

What is the main theme of the poem 'The Kite'?

• Freedom and adventure

• Love and loss

• War and peace

• Friendship and loyalty

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'The Kite'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Alliteration