Homophones
The politicians can't seem to find an appropriate ___________ for the new community college.
A. site
B. sight
Site
What “specialty” item does Mitch remember that Morrie likes to eat?
tongue
The main Character in a story is known as:
The person or force working against the main character is:
Protagonist
Antagonist
What does MLA stand for?
Modern Language Association
Who narrated this novel?
Robert Walton
_________ going to help me with this?
A. Whose
B. Who's
Who's
Why does Morrie insist on having a “living funeral”?
He wants to hear all of the nice things that other people say about him. He believes that we shouldn’t wait until people die to say those kind words.
A writing which is true is known as:
Non-Fiction
not having a works cited page or using someones ideas without proper citations is an example of what?
Plagiarism
What is Victors relationship with Elizabeth growing up?
Best Friends
A. Then
B. Than
Than
Why does Morrie imply that he has decided to make death his “final project”?
He wants to show that even though he is dying, he is not useless.
A comparison between two things using like or as:
A comparison between two things NOT using like or as:
Simile
Metaphor
What should the MLA works cited page include?
any source that is listed or used in your paper
What tragic event left a lasting impression on Victor?
The death of his mother
A. It's
B. its
its
Morrie shows Mitch a little thing called “the lung test”. What is the purpose of the “lung test”?
This test shows the lung capacity that someone has left. For Morrie, it signifies that his lungs are getting weaker.
A written work that is NOT true is known as:
Fiction
If a source does not provide both sides of the story we would call it?
Biased source
What does Victor become interested in after studying at the university?
Creating Life
A. lose
B. loose
Lose
Mitch is surprised to see his old professor, Morrie, on television because ______________.
He had not thought about Morrie in awhile, and he was shocked to see that this man was sick.
A word pronounced the same as another but differing in meaning, whether spelled the same way or not:
Examples:
cite, sight or site
whose, who's
their, there, or they're
Homophone
What is the purpose of the works cited page?
to list all sources
or
to help organize the paper
What experiment does Victor undertake?
Making a creature of his own