____1. He accuses Mama of butchering his dreams.
____2. She calls Mama a tyrant for refusing to allow
anyone to express beliefs that Mama considers
sacrilegious.
____3. His dream is to open a liquor store.
____4. She buys a house with her husband’s insurance
Money.
____5. Twenty years old, she wants to go to medical
school.
____6. Walter’s wife, she is pregnant with their second
child.
____7. Beneatha’s date, he makes fun of her native African
dress.
____8. He sleeps on the couch.
____9. He went to school in Canada.
____10. She considers George a good catch because he’s rich.
Mark A for true and B for false
11. Before the play begins, Walter Lee, Bobo and Willy discuss buying a liquor store.
12. Mama slaps Beneatha for calling Walter a “flip”.
13. George Murchison encourages the Youngers to take a greater interest in African History and culture.
14. Mama uses part of the money from Big Walter’s insurance policy to buy a house in an all-white neighborhood.
15. The remainder of the money is lost when Willy swindles Walter.
16. Lindner returns to the Younger’s apartment because he wants to offer them more money not to move.
17. At the end of the play, Beneatha argues with Walter about her plans for the future.
Multiple Choice
18. A conflict takes place in Act One when
19. Walter would like to see his family’s life change in many ways. More than anything else, though, he wants to
20. Joseph Asagai does not give Beneatha,
21. In a private moment, Walter admits to Ruth that he
22. When Mama finally decides what to do with the insurance money, she
23. ,Juror #2
24. Juror # 3
25. Juror #5
26. Juror #7
27. Juror #8
28. Juror #9
29. Juror #10
30. Juror #11
31. The jury in Twelve Angry Men is composed of all of the following EXCEPT
32. Because the jurors are not identified by name, the speaker identifies them by
33. According to the charge by the judge, the jury may find the defendant guilty only if it
34. In the first ballot, juror Eight votes “not guilty” because
35. In the discussion, juror Eight points out that in American justice, there is an assumption of
36. When juror Eight points out that the defendant was beaten regularly by his father, juror Three reveals by his outburst that he can be
37. When juror Four observes that the slum children “are potential menaces to society,” juror Five says that
38. Juror Eight insists that the knife identified as the murder weapon be brought to the jury room because he wants to show that
39. Juror Three thinks juror Five voted not guilty probably because Five is
40. Juror Nine was motivated to vote not guilty on the second ballot because
41. Juror Eight points out that if the el train was passing at the time of the murder, the old man
42. Juror Nine had observed the old man closely during his testimony and believes he would lie because
n What happens to a dream deferred?
n Does it dry up
n like a raisin in the sun?
n Or fester like a sore-
n And then run?
n Does it stink like rotten meat?
n Or crust and sugar over-
n like a syrupy sweet?
n Maybe it just sags
n like a heavy load.
n Or does it explode?
n -Langston Hughes
43, Does it dry up like a raisin in the sun? This is an example of :
44. And then run? Is an example of :
45. The overall theme of the poem is:
Mark “A” for true and “B” for false
46. A thesis statement is proven throughout the entire paper.
47. According to MLA, the margins for a paper should be set at 2.
48. The font of your paper should be bold, Times New Roman, 12.
49. The Works Cited page should include an alphabetical list of all sources for the project, those used and not.
50. The period is placed after the paraphrase or quote and before the parenthetical documentation.
51. Long quotes are indented like a new paragraph.
52. Parenthetical documentation should contain, when available, the author’s last name and the page number.
53. What does Montag’s fire hose spray?
- For what crimes has Clarisse’s uncle been arrested?
- What question does Clarisse ask Montag after their first encounter?
- How does Mildred pass the time?
- What type of conflict was Bradbury describing when he wrote that Montag “felt his body divide”?
- In Part 1, how does the Hound react to Montag?
- Which of the following is NOT a rule book for the Firemen of America?
- Which of the descriptive words does Bradbury choose to give his readers a concise image of the firemen?
- What does Beatty’s treatment of the old woman tell you about his character?
- What made Montag sick to his stomach?
- How did Mildred react when Montag told her about the old woman burning alive with her books?
- As society began to speed up, what became the most important thing to people?
- Which of the following is NOT a publication left for the people to read?
- What was Montag looking for in the books?
- Different laws that could show book burning was wrong
- A manual to teach him how to be a better person
- An answer to all of the problems with his life
- To see what all of the controversy was about
- Why does Montag begin to think of the old man in the park?
- Which is the best summary of the plan that Montag and Faber devise?
- What device does Faber give Montag so they can communicate?
- Why was Montag unable to read the bible successfully on the train?
- Why did Faber say that Beatty “might be one of us”?
- What did Mrs. Phelps say about her husband going off to war?
- She thought he was brave for fighting for his country
- On what did Mildred and her friends base the presidential votes?
- After Beatty’s speech in the firehouse, what did Faber tell Montag?
- What did Mildred regret losing in the fire?
- What two announcements did Montag hear on the Seashell radio?
- What happened when Montag crossed the ten-lane highway?
- What did Beatty mean when he spoke the line below (from Shakespeare) to Montag when he had the flame thrower aimed at him?
“There is no such terror, Cassius, in your threats, for I am arm’d so strong in honesty that they pass me as an idle wind, which I respect not!”
- What did Granger give Montag to deter the hound?
- What had Montag expected to find in Granger and the other men’s faces?
- Why did Granger tell Montag the story about his grandfather?
- How is the legend of the phoenix related to the story?
Matching. Match the characters below with the descriptions that best represent them.
- Hated the idea of having children
- Wondered why books were so controversial
- Home was planted with books and set on fire
- Didn’t care that spouse was heading to war
- Was considered an anti-social outcast
- Often quoted lines from different books
- Tried to commit suicide with sleeping pills
- A retired English professor
Identifying Literary Devices- Select the appropriate literary device for each sentence.
- "Somewhere the saving and putting away had to begin again and someone had to do the saving and the keeping, one way or another, in books, in records, in people's heads, any way at all so long as it was safe, free from moths, silverfish, rust and dry-rot, and men with matches."
- “…time was busy burning the years and the people anyway…”
- "What traitors books can be! You think they're backing you up, and they turn on you.”
- “Monday, we burn Miller; Tuesday, Tolstoy; Wednesday, Walt Whitman; Friday, Faulkner; and Saturday and Sunday, Schopenhauer and Sartre.”
- “These books are my family.”
- “A book is a loaded gun in the house next door. Burn it.”
- “She was only standing, weaving from side to side, her eyes fixed upon a nothingness in the wall as if they had struck her a terrible blow upon the head.”
True or False- Mark “A” for true and “B” for false. Determine if the statements about the story are true or false.
- Montag was able to memorize the entire book of Ecclesiastes.
- Montag and Mildred first met in Chicago.
100. Granger had been on the run since striking a fireman for trying to burn down his library.
- Montag carries a copy of the book Civil Disobedience with him on the train.
- Mildred, Mrs. Phelps and Mrs. Bowles surprised Montag with their knowledge and understanding of politics.
131, Alliteration
132. Allegory
133. Allusion
134. Conflict
135. Foreshadowing
136. Imagery
137. Plot
138. Irony
139. Metaphor
140. Onomatopoeia
Types of Sentences
141. Compound-Complex
142. Complex
143. Compound
144. Simple
145. Dependent Clause
146. Independent Clause
147-160 Grammar Terms
