Second Periodical Test Unified

Read the paragraph below and answer the questions that follow. Click the box of the correct answer. The world is a mess, full of injustice, poverty, and war. The people responsible are presumably the adults who have been running things. If they can’t do better than that, what have they gone to teach our generation? How does the author describe the world?

Read the paragraph below and answer the questions that follow. Click the box of the correct answer. The world is a mess, full of injustice, poverty, and war. The people responsible are presumably the adults who have been running things. If they can’t do better than that, what have they gone to teach our generation? The author’s intent is ______________.

Read the paragraph below and answer the questions that follow. Click the box of the correct answer. The world is a mess, full of injustice, poverty, and war. The people responsible are presumably the adults who have been running things. If they can’t do better than that, what have they gone to teach our generation? The author believes that

Read the paragraph below and answer the questions that follow. Click the box of the correct answer. The world is a MESS, full of injustice, poverty, and war. The people responsible are presumably the adults who have been running things. If they can’t do better than that, what have they gone to teach our generation? What point of view is used by the author in expressing his idea?

Read the paragraph below and answer the questions that follow. Click the box of the correct answer. The world is a MESS, full of injustice, poverty, and war. The people responsible are presumably the adults who have been running things. If they can’t do better than that, what have they gone to teach our generation? . The capitalized word in the beginning sentence means

. Read the poem carefully and answer the questions that follow. Click the box of the correct answer. MONEY ABIDES NOT 1 Money abides not in the palm 2 Of those who carelessly live 3 Nor patience in the lover’s heart 4 Nor water in a sieve! 1 To door the King of Minister peer 2 Draw not though nigh unless with patron’s girl; 3 For if a poor man at the gate does appear, 4 Wardens his collar seize and dogs his shirt! 1 They who in youth to manners ne’er attend, 2 Will in advancing years small gain acquire; 3 Wood while ‘tis green thou mayst with pleasure bend, 4 When dry thou canst not change it save by fire. To whom does the line,”Those who live carelessly live refer”?

Read the poem carefully and answer the questions that follow. Click the box of the correct answer. MONEY ABIDES NOT 1 Money abides not in the palm 2 Of those who carelessly live 3 Nor patience in the lover’s heart 4 Nor water in a sieve! 1 To door the King of Minister peer 2 Draw not though nigh unless with patron’s girl; 3 For if a poor man at the gate does appear, 4 Wardens his collar seize and dogs his shirt! 1 They who in youth to manners ne’er attend, 2 Will in advancing years small gain acquire; 3 Wood while ‘tis green thou mayst with pleasure bend, 4 When dry thou canst not change it save by fire. Which thing is compared to water put in a sieve?

Read the poem carefully and answer the questions that follow. Click the box of the correct answer. MONEY ABIDES NOT 1 Money abides not in the palm 2 Of those who carelessly live 3 Nor patience in the lover’s heart 4 Nor water in a sieve! 1 To door the King of Minister peer 2 Draw not though nigh unless with patron’s girl; 3 For if a poor man at the gate does appear, 4 Wardens his collar seize and dogs his shirt! 1 They who in youth to manners ne’er attend, 2 Will in advancing years small gain acquire; 3 Wood while ‘tis green thou mayst with pleasure bend, 4 When dry thou canst not change it save by fire. What happens to water placed in a sieve?

Read the poem carefully and answer the questions that follow. Click the box of the correct answer. MONEY ABIDES NOT 1 Money abides not in the palm 2 Of those who carelessly live 3 Nor patience in the lover’s heart 4 Nor water in a sieve! 1 To door the King of Minister peer 2 Draw not though nigh unless with patron’s girl; 3 For if a poor man at the gate does appear, 4 Wardens his collar seize and dogs his shirt! 1 They who in youth to manners ne’er attend, 2 Will in advancing years small gain acquire; 3 Wood while ‘tis green thou mayst with pleasure bend, 4 When dry thou canst not change it save by fire. What is the speaker’s advice to a poor man?

Read the poem carefully and answer the questions that follow. Click the box of the correct answer. MONEY ABIDES NOT 1 Money abides not in the palm 2 Of those who carelessly live 3 Nor patience in the lover’s heart 4 Nor water in a sieve! 1 To door the King of Minister peer 2 Draw not though nigh unless with patron’s girl; 3 For if a poor man at the gate does appear, 4 Wardens his collar seize and dogs his shirt! 1 They who in youth to manners ne’er attend, 2 Will in advancing years small gain acquire; 3 Wood while ‘tis green thou mayst with pleasure bend, 4 When dry thou canst not change it save by fire. What literary device is used in line one of the first stanza?

Read the poem carefully and answer the questions that follow. Click the box of the correct answer. MONEY ABIDES NOT 1 Money abides not in the palm 2 Of those who carelessly live 3 Nor patience in the lover’s heart 4 Nor water in a sieve! 1 To door the King of Minister peer 2 Draw not though nigh unless with patron’s girl; 3 For if a poor man at the gate does appear, 4 Wardens his collar seize and dogs his shirt! 1 They who in youth to manners ne’er attend, 2 Will in advancing years small gain acquire; 3 Wood while ‘tis green thou mayst with pleasure bend, 4 When dry thou canst not change it save by fire. Tell the order of the sentence in line 1 of the first stanza and line 3 of the second stanza.

. Read the story “A Foolish Man Buys Shoes” then answer the following questions. Click the answer to each question. In the past, there lived a foolish man in a small kingdom called Zheng. One day, he wanted to buy himself a pair of shoes. He measured his feet with a ruler first and wrote down his size. But he was in such a hurry to set out that he left it at home. When he arrived at the shoe shop, he felt in the pocket only to find out that it was not there. So he said apologetically, “I have left the measurement at home and don’t know the size. I’ll fetch it in one minute.” With these words he hurried off as fast as his legs could carry him. He ran back home, found it and then to the shop again. But still it took him quite a while and the shop was already closed then. He had gone to all this trouble for nothing and did not get his shoes. Then someone asked him, “Did you buy the shoes for yourself or for someone else?” “For myself of course” he answered. “Then why don’t you try the shoes on by yourself?” How would you describe the man?

Read the story “A Foolish Man Buys Shoes” then answer the following questions. Click the answer to each question. In the past, there lived a foolish man in a small kingdom called Zheng. One day, he wanted to buy himself a pair of shoes. He measured his feet with a ruler first and wrote down his size. But he was in such a hurry to set out that he left it at home. When he arrived at the shoe shop, he felt in the pocket only to find out that it was not there. So he said apologetically, “I have left the measurement at home and don’t know the size. I’ll fetch it in one minute.” With these words he hurried off as fast as his legs could carry him. He ran back home, found it and then to the shop again. But still it took him quite a while and the shop was already closed then. He had gone to all this trouble for nothing and did not get his shoes. Then someone asked him, “Did you buy the shoes for yourself or for someone else?” “For myself of course” he answered. “Then why don’t you try the shoes on by yourself?” Which of the following shows this type of character?

Read the story “A Foolish Man Buys Shoes” then answer the following questions. Click the answer to each question. In the past, there lived a foolish man in a small kingdom called Zheng. One day, he wanted to buy himself a pair of shoes. He measured his feet with a ruler first and wrote down his size. But he was in such a hurry to set out that he left it at home. When he arrived at the shoe shop, he felt in the pocket only to find out that it was not there. So he said apologetically, “I have left the measurement at home and don’t know the size. I’ll fetch it in one minute.” With these words he hurried off as fast as his legs could carry him. He ran back home, found it and then to the shop again. But still it took him quite a while and the shop was already closed then. He had gone to all this trouble for nothing and did not get his shoes. Then someone asked him, “Did you buy the shoes for yourself or for someone else?” “For myself of course” he answered. “Then why don’t you try the shoes on by yourself?” How was the behavior demonstrated by the man?

Read the story “A Foolish Man Buys Shoes” then answer the following questions. Click the answer to each question. In the past, there lived a foolish man in a small kingdom called Zheng. One day, he wanted to buy himself a pair of shoes. He measured his feet with a ruler first and wrote down his size. But he was in such a hurry to set out that he left it at home. When he arrived at the shoe shop, he felt in the pocket only to find out that it was not there. So he said apologetically, “I have left the measurement at home and don’t know the size. I’ll fetch it in one minute.” With these words he hurried off as fast as his legs could carry him. He ran back home, found it and then to the shop again. But still it took him quite a while and the shop was already closed then. He had gone to all this trouble for nothing and did not get his shoes. Then someone asked him, “Did you buy the shoes for yourself or for someone else?” “For myself of course” he answered. “Then why don’t you try the shoes on by yourself?” What made the man realized his mistakes?