The Jacket: A Horror Movie Quiz Questions!

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    How does the author say that he looked in the jacket?

    • Young
    • Out of style
    • Ugly
    • Unhappy
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Explore themes of self-image and social perception in 'The Jacket: A Horror Movie Quiz Questions!' This quiz delves into the narrative's emotional impact, examining the protagonist's struggles with a disliked jacket and its effects on his social interactions and self-esteem.

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  • 2. 

    What does profile mean?

    • Rear view

    • Side view

    • Overhead view

    • Distant view

    Correct Answer
    A. Side view
    Explanation
    The term "profile" refers to the side view of something, typically a person or an object. It is the view from the side that shows the outline or shape of the subject. In this context, "profile" means the same as "side view", which is why the correct answer is "side view".

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  • 3. 

    To shrivel means to

    • Shrink

    • Fall

    • Break

    • Disappear

    Correct Answer
    A. Shrink
    Explanation
    The word "shrink" means to become smaller in size or to contract. This is the best explanation for the word "shrivel" as it accurately describes the process of something becoming smaller or contracting, which is the main meaning of the word.

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  • 4. 

    What does vicious mean?

    • Hard

    • Fierce

    • Bold

    • Angry

    Correct Answer
    A. Fierce
    Explanation
    Vicious means showing a cruel or aggressive nature. The word "fierce" closely aligns with this definition, as it implies a strong and intense level of aggression or ferocity. Therefore, "fierce" is the most appropriate synonym for vicious in this context.

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  • 5. 

    The jacket first got damaged when the author

    • Played with the dog

    • Was pushed down

    • Played kickball

    • Threw it over a fence

    Correct Answer
    A. Played with the dog
    Explanation
    The jacket first got damaged when the author played with the dog. This implies that during their playtime, something happened that caused the jacket to be damaged. It could be that the dog's claws accidentally tore the fabric or that the dog jumped on the author, causing a rip or stain on the jacket. Regardless of the specific details, the playtime with the dog resulted in the damage to the jacket.

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  • 6. 

    Why did the author yell at his mom?

    • The tape came off the jacket

    • He did not wants beans for dinner

    • She was always at the stove, cooking

    • His sisters jacket was better than his

    Correct Answer
    A. His sisters jacket was better than his
    Explanation
    The author yelled at his mom because he was upset that his sister's jacket was better than his.

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  • 7. 

    The author was so embarrassed by the jacket that he

    • Teased the dog

    • Took it off in the cold

    • Put grass in his mouth

    • Threw his books on the bed

    Correct Answer
    A. Took it off in the cold
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "Took it off in the cold". The author was embarrassed by the jacket, so he decided to remove it despite the cold weather.

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  • 8. 

    To show his tone toward the jacket at the end of the essay, the author compares it to

    • A peeling scab

    • The necks of turtle

    • A green, ugly brother

    • A cup of crooked dice

    Correct Answer
    A. A green, ugly brother
    Explanation
    The author compares the jacket to a "green, ugly brother" to convey a negative and unappealing tone towards it. This comparison suggests that the jacket is not only unattractive but also possibly bothersome or annoying, similar to how one might feel about a sibling who is unpleasant or difficult to be around.

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  • 9. 

    When the author wore the jacket, girls who had once been friendly to him began to

    • Follow boys in neat jackets

    • Laugh at him to his face

    • Cause him to fail spelling

    • Tell him the jacket was ugly

    Correct Answer
    A. Follow boys in neat jackets
    Explanation
    When the author wore the jacket, girls who had once been friendly to him began to follow boys in neat jackets. This suggests that the girls were more interested in the boys who were wearing similar jackets rather than being friendly with the author. The jacket may have symbolized a certain social status or popularity, causing the girls to shift their attention and admiration towards those who were wearing similar jackets.

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  • 10. 

    Why did the author think that he would have to wear the jacket for a long time?

  • 11. 

    Use two details from the essay to describe how the jacket looked when the author first received it.

  • 12. 

    (5 sentences minimum)  20 points What actions or emotions show that the author came to accept the jacket?  Use three details from the essay to support your response.

  • 13. 

    BONUS POINTS:  FIND A METApHOR IN THE STORY.

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