Lightning Strikes Twice: The Article Quiz!

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    In paragraph 1, the phrase “eyes planted on the ground” shows Kari is —

    • Staring intently
    • Looking carelessly
    • Crying dramatically
    • Walking hopelessly
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Explore character motivations, figurative language, and narrative perspective in 'Lightning Strikes Twice: The Article Quiz!', focusing on detailed comprehension and analysis.

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  • 2. 

    What is the main idea of paragraph 25?

    • Kari’s mother forgives her for losing the necklace.

    • Kari tells her mother that she lost the necklace.

    • Kari’s mother is upset with Kari for losing the necklace.

    • Kari fears telling her mother about the lost necklace.

    Correct Answer
    A. Kari’s mother forgives her for losing the necklace.
    Explanation
    In paragraph 25, the main idea is that Kari's mother forgives her for losing the necklace.

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  • 3. 

    Which type of figurative language is used in paragraph 19?

    • Simile

    • Alliteration

    • Personification

    • Hyperbole

    Correct Answer
    A. Personification
  • 4. 

    Which of these adds to the rising action of the plot?

    • Kari first receives the necklace.

    • Kari loses the necklace the second time.

    • Kari thanks Meheer for finding the necklace.

    • Kari puts the necklace in her pocket.

    Correct Answer
    A. Kari loses the necklace the second time.
    Explanation
    In the given options, the event that adds to the rising action of the plot is when Kari loses the necklace for the second time. This event increases the tension and conflict in the story, as it creates a setback for Kari and adds to the obstacles she must overcome. Losing the necklace again raises the stakes and propels the plot forward, leading to further complications and developments in the story.

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  • 5. 

    What is the central conflict in this story?

    • Individual vs. society

    • Individual vs. nature

    • Individual vs. supernatural

    • Individual vs. self

    Correct Answer
    A. Individual vs. self
    Explanation
    The central conflict in this story is the internal struggle that the individual faces within themselves. This conflict can involve their emotions, desires, beliefs, or decisions. It is a battle between their own thoughts, fears, and doubts, which creates tension and drives the story forward. The individual is grappling with their own identity, choices, or personal growth, and this internal conflict becomes the main focus of the narrative.

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  • 6. 

    In paragraph 31, why does Meheer say, “Now don’t freak out, Kari”?

    • Meheer thinks the necklace is not really valuable.

    • Meheer thinks Kari is very irresponsible.

    • Meheer knows the necklace is no longer lost.

    • Meheer knows Kari’s mother has the necklace.

    Correct Answer
    A. Meheer knows the necklace is no longer lost.
    Explanation
    Meheer says, "Now don't freak out, Kari" because he knows that the necklace is no longer lost. This implies that Meheer has found the necklace or has some information about its whereabouts, which is why he reassures Kari not to panic.

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  • 7. 

    Which line from the story best shows Meheer’s positive attitude?

    • My lab partner Meheer bicycled up . . .

    • Meheer hopped off his bike.

    • “What’s wrong?”

    • “There’s always tomorrow . . .”

    Correct Answer
    A. “There’s always tomorrow . . .”
    Explanation
    Meheer's positive attitude is best shown in the line "There's always tomorrow." This statement implies that Meheer is optimistic and believes that there will be another chance or opportunity in the future. It demonstrates his resilience and ability to look on the bright side, even when faced with challenges or setbacks.

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  • 8. 

    Which words best describe Kari’s mother?

    • Poor but generous

    • Young and forgetful

    • Strict but kind

    • Responsible and amusing

    Correct Answer
    A. Strict but kind
    Explanation
    Kari's mother is described as strict but kind. This means that she has rules and expectations for Kari, but she also shows love and compassion towards her. She may enforce discipline and set boundaries, but she does so in a caring and understanding way.

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  • 9. 
    Look at these results from an online search.Which Internet source would most likely help a student who wanted to visit Civil War sites in person? - ProProfs

    Look at these results from an online search.Which Internet source would most likely help a student who wanted to visit Civil War sites in person?

    • Selected Civil War Photographs

    • Civil War Battlefields

    • The Civil War Reenactments Homepage

    • Civil War Diaries

    Correct Answer
    A. Civil War Battlefields
    Explanation
    The Internet source that would most likely help a student who wanted to visit Civil War sites in person is "Civil War Battlefields". This source is specifically focused on Civil War battlefields, which suggests that it would provide information about the locations of these sites and possibly offer guidance on visiting them. The other options, such as "Selected Civil War Photographs" and "Civil War Diaries", may provide historical information or visual representations of the Civil War, but they may not necessarily provide practical information for visiting the sites in person. The "Civil War Reenactments Homepage" may offer information about reenactments, but it may not have comprehensive information about actual historical sites.

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  • 10. 

    What is the effect of using first person point of view in this story?

    • It takes the focus off the emotions in the story.

    • It helps the reader better understand each character.

    • It keeps the location of the necklace a surprise.

    • It allows the reader to pick a favorite character.

    Correct Answer
    A. It keeps the location of the necklace a surprise.
    Explanation
    Using first person point of view in the story allows the narrator to withhold information about the location of the necklace, creating suspense and keeping it as a surprise for the reader. The narrator only reveals the location of the necklace when it becomes relevant to the plot, adding to the intrigue and mystery of the story.

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  • 11. 
    Read this sentence and dictionary entry.Which definition entry best fits the word profile as it is used in this sentence? - ProProfs

    Read this sentence and dictionary entry.Which definition entry best fits the word profile as it is used in this sentence?

    • 1

    • 2

    • 3

    • 4

    Correct Answer
    A. 4
  • 12. 

    Read this sentence.The Amazon River snakes 4,000 miles through South America.The word “snakes” is used to show that the Amazon River —

    • Has the potential to cause harm

    • Makes very little sound

    • Flows at a very rapid pace

    • Curves in its direction

    Correct Answer
    A. Curves in its direction
    Explanation
    The word "snakes" is used to describe the Amazon River, implying that it curves in its direction. This suggests that the river does not flow in a straight line, but rather meanders and follows a winding path.

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