Spring Semester Final

What is one theme of the story “Seventh Grade”?

• A. Hard work always pays off
• B. It's okay to pretend if no one gets hurt
• C. Be yourself instead of trying to impress others
• D. Friends should always agree

What is the main conflict Victor faces in the story?

• A. He argues with Michael over Teresa
• B. He struggles with wanting to impress Teresa while being nervous
• C. He doesn’t know where his class is
• D. He argues with a teacher

Which of the following is an external conflict in the story?

• A. Victor feeling unsure of himself
• B. Victor daydreaming about Teresa
• C. Victor faking French in front of his classmates
• D. Victor imagining what high school will be like

Which detail shows that Teresa is kind?

• A. She laughs at Victor’s French
• B. She tells the teacher to give Victor a second chance
• C. She ignores Victor after class
• D. She compliments Victor and thanks him for helping

What is the climax of the story?

• A. Victor pretending to speak French in class
• B. Victor walking into French class
• C. Victor seeing Teresa in the cafeteria
• D. Mr. Bueller calling on Victor to answer

How does Victor change by the end of the story?

• A. He becomes less interested in school
• B. He learns that being himself might be enough
• C. He decides to stop talking to Teresa
• D. He chooses to drop French class

Which quote best shows Victor is nervous?

• A. “He sprinted to his next class.”
• B. “He smiled and waved at his friends.”
• C. “He shuffled his feet and looked at the floor.”
• D. “He made a face like he was thinking.”

What does Mr. Bueller’s reaction show about him?

• A. He enjoys embarrassing students
• B. He understands what Victor is going through
• C. He thinks French is an easy subject
• D. He only cares about grades

What does Victor’s decision to fake French show about his character?

• A. He is dishonest and selfish
• B. He is brave and confident
• C. He is thoughtful and loyal
• D. He is insecure and eager to impress

What genre is the story?

• Fiction

• Poetry

• Informational

• Arguement