
"Thank You, M'am" Review
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- Q1In the story, why does Roger grow afraid?He thinks Mrs Jones will tell his parents what he did.He thinks Mrs Jones will kidnap him.He thinks Mrs Jones will hurt him physically.He thinks Mrs Jones will turn him into the police.30s
- Q2What is the first thing Mrs. Jones tells Roger to do?eat dinnerwash his facego buy some milkbehave himself30s
- Q3Why does Mrs Jones say she wishes Roger was her son?so she could teach him right from wrongso she could make sure he gets a good educationso she could punish him properlyso she could buy him all the shoes he wanted30s
- Q4What similarity between Rogers and Mrs Jones does she mention?have hurt people they lovedboth have done things they are not proud ofboth are poorthey want suede shoes30s
- Q5What is the meaning of PERMIT in the following sentence: Our teacher will not permit us to complete math problems with a pen.allowstopinvitereward30s
- Q6If Fellow Mortals plans to RELEASE the owl from captivity, what are they going to do?carry the owl to the carkeep the owl from entering the hospitaltrain the owl to do trickslet the owl go back to nature30s
- Q7Which word or phrase would replace CONTACT without changing the meaning of the following sentence? "The editor of the magazine told George they would be in CONTACT soon about his story."touchthe areadangerthe new place30s
- Q8Why couldn't Roger say anything other and "Thank you, M'am" to Mrs Jones at the end of the story?He can't think of the words to show his gratitude.He doesn't need the money.He is upset she wants him to leave.He still hasn't learned manners30s
- Q9What can you infer about Roger's life?He was left on the street.He takes care of himselfHe has money for shoes.He spends time in jail.30s
- Q10Which quote supports your answer for the previous question?"You gonna take me to jail?" asked the boy. . ."Do you need somebody to go to the store," asked the boy. . ."I'm very sorry, Lady, . . ." whispered the boy."There's nobody home at my house," said the boy.30s
- Q11What is the exposition of a story?the end of the storyintroduction of characters, setting, and the basic situationthe height of the actionthe conflict30s
- Q12What is the rising action of a story?the height of the actionthe end of the storyevents that introduce the struggle or conflictintroduction of the characters, setting, and the basic situation30s
- Q13What is another name for the turning point in a story?resolutionexpositionfalling actionclimax30s
- Q14What is another name for the end of a story?climaxfalling actionexpositionresolution30s
- Q15Which is an example of a multiple meaning word?seeapplepatientnight30s