Should Children Be Allowed To Watch Harry Potter 7?
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Use the article (and your brain) to answer the following questions. You can complete the quiz as individuals or in groups. Don’t rush, if you get an answer wrong you cannot go back. Once you finish, you can download a certificate and a report of your score.
- 1.Why does Mr. Snape think that the movie is not meant for children?
- A.
Because he thinks children are annoying.
- B.
Because the author wrote the story for older readers.
- C.
Because they have their own movies to watch.
- 2.Why does Mr. Black believe that movies are harmless?
- A.
Because when the movie is over everyone in the audience is still alive.
- B.
Because he knew that lions couldn't talk.
- C.
Because experts say that movies do not affect children.
- 3.How did Mr. Black prove to the audience that children know the difference between movies and real-life?
- A.
Because when the movie is over everyone in the audience is still alive.
- B.
Because he knew that lions couldn't talk.
- C.
Because experts say that movies do not affect children.
- 4.Why does Mr. Black think it’s unfair for children not to be allowed to see the final Harry Potter movie?
- A.
Because parents are being silly.
- B.
Because it's harmless.
- C.
Because they won't know how it ends.
- 5.What type of text is this article made from?
- A.
Expositions (arguments)
- B.
Procedures (instructions)
- C.
Narrative (storytelling)
- 6.What is each author trying to do to the audience?
- A.
Entertain the audience.
- B.
Explain facts to the audience.
- C.
Make the audience agree with them.
- 7.How many main points does each author have in their series of arguments?
- A.
1
- B.
3
- C.
5
- 8.How is each article structured?
- A.
Conclusion, Series of Arguments, Introduction
- B.
Series of Arguments, Introduction, Conclusion
- C.
Introduction, Series of Arguments, Conclusion
- 9.Because both “authors” are actually make-believe, why did the REAL author write both of these articles?
- A.
To make fun of Harry Potter characters.
- B.
To show examples of how to write an argument.
- C.
To entertain students.
- 10.What does your teacher most want you to learn from this text?
- A.
How to convince your parents to let you go to the Harry Potter movie.
- B.
Why you that you shouldn't see the Harry Potter movie.
- C.
How to write an argument.
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