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Historical Fiction Quiz 14 (60 MCQs)

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1. Why does Sarah Beth's mother give her the embroidered rug to put in her room?
2. What is character development?
3. Which character would be described as OBSERVANT
4. To redirect or turn away from somethi
5. Examples of character identities are:
6. Which of the following depicts only real events?
7. Name the genre:Tom was excited to be traveling to America with his parents. He had never been away from Germany. At first he was nervous about the sea voyage, but his father assured him that the "Titantic" was mankind's triumph over the ocean. "This boat, " his father said, "is virtually unsinkable."
8. The store carried quite a bit of stuff-sugar, flour, dried fruits, canned goods and such on one side. On the other side of the yard, they carried goods, coats, caps, aprons and the like of that on the other. It wasn't a big store like Hirsch Brothers Store up the street. Never would be, people guessed, that it would have gone out of business long ago if Mr. Baumer hadn't let it. He had started the store just two years before and, the way things were, worked himself close to death. He was at the high desk at the end of the grocery counter when I came in the next afternoon. He had his eyeshades on and his pencil was in hand instead of behind his ear and his glasses were roosted on the nose that Slade had twisted. He didn't hear me open and close the door or hear my feet as I walked back to him, and I saw he wasn't doing anything with the pencil but holding it over paper. I stood and studied him for a minute, seeing a small, stooped man with a little belly bulging through his unbuttoned vest. He was a man you wouldn't remember from meeting once. There was nothing in his looks to set itself in your mind unless maybe it was his chin, which was a small hill in the gentle plain of his face. While I watched him, he lifted his hand and ran his fingers along his nose. Then he saw me. His eyes had that kind of tired look that seems to go with age or illness, though he wasn't really old or sick, either. He brought his hand down quickly and picked up the pencil, but then he saw I was still looking at the nose, and finally he sighed and said, "That Slade." Just the sound of the name brought Slade to my eye. I could vision him slouched in front of the bar, and I saw him and his string of horses coming down the road. I could see Slade's whip lifting hair from a horse because it would sting so badly. I had heard people say that Slade could make a horse scream with that whip. The passage states that Mr. Baumer "worked himself to death" . What can you infer that this means?
9. What is the correct spelling words?
10. Sometimes characters in historical fiction may interact with actual historical figures from the time period.
11. Where does the story Tea with Milk take place?
12. Benjamin Franklin was one of the founders of the Constitution. The Constitution is a
13. When something is worth a lot to someone
14. Informational text is part of Non-Fiction
15. The lawyer called the criminal a savage.
16. Historical Fiction is a part of realistic fiction.
17. The pirate seized the ship from the explorers.
18. Ezekiel helps the travelers by .....
19. What feature of historical fiction focuses on where the story takes place?
20. How does "Behold the Brooklyn Bridge" demonstrate features of historical fiction?
21. As readers, we ..... in book clubs to deepen our understanding of text.
22. One who moves to a country where one is not native to permanently live there
23. A chance for good things
24. How does the setting affect the story in Ghosts in the House?
25. During which part of the story does the turning point happen?
26. Emma, Daniel, and Michael are having a debate about historical fiction. They want to know which subtopic focuses on the events of World War II. Can you help them?
27. Luna, Liam, and Evelyn are time-traveling historians! They've landed in the 1980s. Which subtopic of historical fiction are they exploring?
28. "I just broke another nail!" Sharon said angrily, looking at her hand.
29. What is the main theme of the story in 'Ophie's Ghosts'?
30. What must a writer include to help make their story historical?
31. Most wagons were pulled by
32. What does a context clue help you find?
33. What does the word arrived men?
34. Natalie's ..... eyes had a shine, or twinkle, that showed how happy she was.
35. What is a non-fiction?
36. What is the resolution in a story?
37. What is the central mystery that Sally Lockhart tries to solve?
38. Emi and her family are being sent to a (a) ..... for Japanese Americans.
39. Winning the lottery sure made Marcus feel .....
40. What social issues are addressed in the book?
41. According to research, which of these traits are associated with people who are successful?
42. The suffix in friendly is
43. When a story is being told with the reader being about to know ALL of the character's thoughts and feelings, it is known as:
44. Which of these are NOT an example of external conflict
45. A fictional tale of a little girl who goes to the dentist because she ate too much candy is mostly likely
46. What is the opposite of advancing?
47. He tried to ..... his trading cards from the teacher.
48. Informational Text
49. Description by the sense of sight, hearing, smell, taste, or touch
50. Something that one can reconstruct is
51. The book Once is an example of
52. People wanted to be pioneers .....
53. Fill in the blank with the correct term:The dialogue is made up but may be based on ....., ....., or .....
54. What is the INDEFINITE PRONOUN in the following sentence:Something needed to be done to save the project!
55. What did the Saunders have to do before they could sail from London to Plymouth, Massachusetts?
56. Barracks can be used for shelter during war.
57. What does this word mean? Lighthouse
58. State of; condition of
59. After he became President, Lincoln told his Secretary of State the following story of the first dollar he ever had for his own: "Seward, " he said, "Did you ever hear how I earned my first dollar?" "No, " replied Seward. "Well, I was about eighteen years of age ..... and had constructed a flatboat ..... A steamer was going down the river. We have, you know, no docks on the western streams, and the custom was, if passengers were at any of the landings they had to go out in a boat, the steamer stopping and taking them on board. I was contemplating my new boat, and wondering whether I could make it stronger or improve it in any part, when two men with trunks came down to the shore in carriages, and looking at the different boats, singled out mine, and asked:'Who owns this?" ' I answered modestly, 'I do.' 'Will you, ' said one of them, 'take us and our trunks out to the steamer?' 'Certainly, ' said I. I was very glad to have a chance for earning something, and supposed that they would give me a couple of 'bits.' The trunks were put in my boat, the passengers seated themselves on them, and I sculled them out to the steamer. They got on board, and I lifted the trunks and put them on deck. The steamer was moving away when I called out:'You have forgotten to pay me!' Each of them took from his pocket a silver half-dollar and threw it on the bottom of my boat. I could scarcely believe my eyes as I picked up the money. You may think it was a very little thing, and in these days it seems to make like a trifle, but it was a most important incident in my life at that time. I could scarcely credit that I, a poor boy, had earned a dollar in less than a day-that by honest work I had earned a dollar. I was a more hopeful and thoughtful boy from that time. Which of the following is the best character trait to describe President Lincoln?
60. (Baseball Saved Us):Although this story is fiction, it is based on things that really happened in the past.
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