Writers and Their Works
Themes and Ideas
Point of View and Evidence
Vocabulary Challenge
Literary Devices and Genres
100

Who wrote I Have a Dream?
A. Langston Hughes
B. Martin Luther King Jr.
C. Maya Angelou
D. Alice Walker

B. Martin Luther King Jr.

100

True or False
The theme of I Have a Dream includes hope and equality.

 True

100

True or False
I Have a Dream is written in the first-person point of view.

True

100

Match the synonym to the word:

  1. Recognize - ___
  2. Varied - ___
  3. Integrated - ___


  1. Acknowledge
  2. Diverse
  3. Unified
100

What is the genre of I Have a Dream?
A. Fiction
B. Non-fiction speech
C. Poetry
D. Biography

 B. Non-fiction speech

200

 True or False
"Volar" was written by Martin Luther King Jr.

 False

200

Short Answer
What is the primary theme of Volar?

The struggle between reality and fantasy in the pursuit of dreams.

200

Multiple Choice
Which point of view is used in Volar?
A. First-person
B. Second-person
C. Third-person limited
D. Third-person omniscient

 A. First-person

200

True or False
The antonym of “logical” is “irrational.”

 True

200

True or False
The use of hyperbole is a defining feature of Volar.

Answer: True

300

What is the central theme of Women with Wings?

It explores the achievements and determination of pioneering women aviators.

300

Which theme is central to Why I Liked Knowing Karate in High School?
A. Strength and confidence
B. Fear and doubt
C. Revenge
D. Friendship

A. Strength and confidence

300

Short Answer
What textual evidence in I Have a Dream supports the idea of racial equality?

The repeated use of "I have a dream" to envision a future where people are judged by character, not skin color.

300

Sentence Completion
To remain unbiased, a writer must present ____________ viewpoints.

 balanced or impartial

300

Short Answer
Define the literary device "satire" and identify where it might appear in the given texts.

Satire uses humor, irony, or exaggeration to criticize; it might appear subtly in Why I Liked Knowing Karate in High School.

400

Sentence Completion
The story Why I Liked Knowing Karate in High School highlights the author's experiences of ____________.
Answer:

Navigating high school challenges and finding empowerment through karate.

400

Sentence Completion
The theme of Women with Wings emphasizes the importance of ____________ in achieving great feats.

 determination and breaking gender barriers.

400

Match the story to its type of evidence:

  1. I Have a Dream - ___
  2. Women with Wings - ___
  3. Volar - ___

Historical facts and profiles of aviators

Personal anecdotes and imagery

Personal reflection and internal conflict

  1. Personal anecdotes and imagery
  2. Historical facts and profiles of aviators
  3. Personal reflection and internal conflict
400

Multiple Choice
Which word means “combined into a whole”?
A. Logical
B. Recognized
C. Integrated
D. Varied

 C. Integrated

400

Sentence Completion
Imagery in Women with Wings helps the reader visualize ____________.

the daring acts and challenges faced by women aviators.

500

Match the author to their work:

  1. Martin Luther King Jr. - ___
  2. Judith Ortiz Cofer - ___
  3. Leon Bridges - ___
  4. High School Karate Story - ___


  1. I Have a Dream
  2. Volar
  3. Songwriter (R&B genre, not a specific story)
  4. Why I Liked Knowing Karate in High School
500

Short Answer
Explain how Leon Bridges’ music connects with themes of nostalgia and personal identity.

 His music often reflects themes of past experiences, cultural roots, and the struggle to define personal identity through art.

500

What textual evidence in I Have a Dream supports the idea of racial equality?

 The repeated use of "I have a dream" to envision a future where people are judged by character, not skin color.

500

Provide a sentence using “varied” and its antonym.

"The teacher presented a varied selection of books, unlike last year’s monotonous reading list."

500

Match the device to its example:

  1. Alliteration - ___
  2. Irony - ___
  3. Imagery - ___

Answers:

The vivid, blue sky stretched endlessly above the golden plains."

"She sells seashells by the seashore"

"A firefighter's house burns down"


  1. "She sells seashells by the seashore"
  2. "A firefighter's house burns down"
  3. "The vivid, blue sky stretched endlessly above the golden plains."
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