
The Creation Assessment (Lesson 1.15 Retest)
Quiz by HARRELL SHERROD
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- Q1
Select the correct part of speech for the word lithe.
adverb
verb
adjective
noun
120sL.7.39 - Q2
Select the correct part of speech for the word propensity.
adverb
noun
preposition
adjective
120sL.7.39 - Q3
Select the correct part of speech for the word prophetic.
verb
adverb
adjective
conjunction
120sL.7.39 - Q4
Select the correction definition for the word lithe.
gorgeous, purposeful
flexible, graceful
whimsical, light
agile, beautiful movements
120sL.7.39 - Q5
Select the correct definition for the word propensity.
becoming or burgeoning into something
natural inclination to do a task
preference of a specific item or category
transformation from one stage of life to the next
120sL.7.39 - Q6
Select the correction definition for the word prophetic.
clumsy, accident-prone, haphazard
distinct, discern, clarify
psychic, necromancer, fortune teller
predict, foretell, divine
120sL.7.39 - Q7
Directions: Read the quote. Use context clues and inferential skills to define the word in bold. "Like many other animals in the animal kingdom, the burro is a beast of burden, spending his life toiling in the hot sun in order to make his master's life a little easier. The burro knows no other existence and is destined to a life of service and loyalty to his master."
working a job
busy and engaged
hard and continuous work
servitude and complete obedience to master
300sL.7.39 - Q8
Directions: Read the quote. Use context clues and inferential skills to define the word in bold. "The worst fate for a burro, however, is to have a cruel master. Some masters love and care for their burro, respecting that their own life is dependent on this creature. Others take the burro for granted and just expect the burro to always be there to carry their heavy load. Others, the worst ones, take their own mean temperament out on the poor, defenseless burro by whipping, beating, and starving their burro. They have little or no concern for the burro's well-being, and if the burro dies, no remorse or sense of loss is felt by the master."
anger
intense sadness and debilitation
personal attitude and emotional traits of a person
jubilation and happiness
300sL.7.39 - Q9
Directions: Read the quote. Use context clues and inferential skills to define the word in bold. "Once, according to their account, nothing existed but restless water lost in darkness—and Mbombo, a spirit who moved over the water. Then in the deep, dark hours of the first day, Mbombo was stricken by a sharp stomach pain and vomited, producing the sun, moon, and a stream of bright stars. Light fell all around him. As the sun shone, the ocean became clouds and the water level fell, revealing hills and plains. Again Mbombo's stomach convulsed, this time sending forth a wonderful and various stream of life:
to shake violently causing an intense reaction
epileptic episode of organs
to vomit painfully
to smile with gratitude
300sL.7.39 - Q10
Which diety is revered (worshipped or given super natural power and authority) to the Bapendi and Bavenda, Bantu Tribes?
Mbombo
God
Hactcin
Huveane
120sRL.7.8 - Q11
According to the Jicarilla Apache, how was man made?
formed out of clay
a figure was outlined on the ground shaped just as we are today
nature elements were combined to form a powerful being
from the dirt and life was breathed into it
120sRL.7.8 - Q12
According to the book of Genesis, what was the formation of earth before life's existence?
dirt, water, surfacing winds, and trees
the earth was formless and desolate engulfed in darkness
sun, moon, wind, and deep seas
no earth, no ground, nothing but darkness, water, and cyclone
120sRL.7.8 - Q13
Read the excerpt from "The Creation of Earth, Sky, Animals, and Man":
This is how animals and men first came to be made. Black Hactcin first tried to make an animal. He made it with four legs of clay and put a tail on it. He looked at it. He said, “It looks rather peculiar.” Then he spoke to the mud image. “Let me see how you are going to walk with those four feet.” That is why little children always like to play with clay images. Then it began to walk. “That’s pretty good,” said Black Hactcin. “I think I can use you in a beneficial way.” He spoke to the image. “You have no help; you are all alone. I think I will make it so that you will have others from your body.” Then all sorts of animals came out from that same body. Black Hactcin had the power; he could do anything.
Which best describes how characters influence events in this passage?
Black Hactcin caused all the animals to come to life from a clay image he created.
The animals came to life and gave Black Hactcin the power to do anything.
Black Hactcin made a clay animal so that children would have something to play with.
Black Hactcin prevented the clay image from having any help.
300sRL.7.3 - Q14
Which choice best describes what the myths "Mbombo" and "The Creation of Earth, Sky, Animals, and Man" have in common?
Prior to creation, there was darkness and water.
The first animals were able to speak.
A single creature created everything.
120sRL.7.23. - Q15
Use context to clarify the meaning of “flesh and blood” in paragraph 5 of “The Creation of Earth, Sky, Animals, and Man.”
The totality of human existence.
The phrase means something has a physical form
Skin cells and blood
Literally flesh and blood
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