Inferencing, Point of View, and Character Type Test REVIEW
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- Q1Observations occur when we can see something ___________________.being describedhappeningimaginedbeing told20s
- Q2Which is NOT one of the ways to practice inferencing?Add clues to what we already know or have read on the topicFinding support and evidence for the inferencesFinding clues to get some answersGuessing to support inferences20s
- Q3There can be more than one correct answer to inferencing.TrueFalse20s
- Q4Inferencing is ...filling information that wasn't directly given or presented.finding adjectives.developing a complex skill.focusing on actions words.20s
- Q5Which is NOT a type of information that would be useful to make inferences?Information that helps you to think in a different way.Background knowledge that you can bring to the learning.Information presented in the text.Information that is not supported by clues.30s
- Q6What did Jack London choose to tell The Call of the Wild from Buck's point of view?Buck's perspective (point of view) makes sure that we understand nature.Buck's perspective (point of view) allows the narrator to fully describe his thoughts and emotions as he experiences every significant event.Buck's perspective (point of view) makes sure that we understand the thoughts and emotions of Buck's friends.Buck's perspective (point of view) makes sure that we understand the thoughts and emotions of Buck's owners.30s
- Q7By telling the story from Buck's perspective (point of view), we can sympathize more with the dog's feelings.TrueFalse30s
- Q8Being able to read about Buck's thoughts and feelings allows us to gain new insight into which important aspects of Buck's life?Buck's enemies and wild instinctsBuck's owners and wild instinctsBuck's owners, enemies, and his own wild instincts.Buck's owners and enemies30s
- Q9Read this passage: "He had suddenly been jerked from the heart of civilization and flung into the heart of things primordial. No lazy, sun-kissed life was this, with nothing to do but loaf and be bored." Which words from this passage are adjectives that describe the way Buck is feeling?"flung""loaf""primordial""lazy" and "sun-kissed"30s
- Q10What is one way that tells you the most about the way a character is feeling?Describing words (adjectives)Action words (verbs)30s
- Q11What kind of words tells you the most about the way a character reacting to or taking action against a situation?Action words (verbs)Describing words (adjectives)30s
- Q12When you are being about the point of view in a text, you are being asked to read and understanding how a character is feeling based on the actions and events that occur in a story.TrueFalse30s
- Q13A feeling of pity or sorrow for someone else's misfortune is...EmpathySympathy30s
- Q14The ability to understand and share the feelings of others is...SympathyEmpathy30s
- Q15It's often your job as a reader to practice empathy and to put yourself into Buck's "shoes." Doing so will enable you to _______________ about his thoughts and emotions based on the context of an event.make opinionsmake inferences30s