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Page 1: Write numbers 1-20 with your name on a piece of paper

Unit 3Write numbers 1-20 with your name on a piece of paper

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Leiningen vs the Ants

1. What point of view was the story written in?

a. 1st person limitedb. 3rd person omniscientc. 1st person omniscientd. 3rd person limited

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Leiningen vs the Ants

2. Who/what is the antagonist?

a. Leiningenb. The antsc. The district commissionerd. The villagers

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Leiningen vs the Ants

3. What is the first line of defense surrounding the plantation?

a. A trench filled with petrolb. The moatc. Dynamited. A fence

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Leiningen vs the Ants

4. How do the ants successfully cross the water?

a. They float across on leavesb. They make bridges with their

bodiesc. They swimd. They jump

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Leiningen vs the Ants

5. How long does it take the ants to devour the stag?

a. 2 minutesb. Half an hourc. 6 minutesd. 10 minutes

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Leiningen vs the Ants

6. What happened to the ants in the end?

a. They wonb. They blew upc. They retreatedd. They drowned

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Leiningen vs the Ants

7. Who is the Author?

a. Carl Stephensonb. Shirley Jacksonc. Johann Wolfgang Von

Goethed. Alfred Noyes

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The Lottery

8. How many people lived in the village?

a. 300b. 400c. 200d. 600

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The Lottery

9. What was Mr. S carrying in his hands?

a. Stonesb. Strips of paperc. A hatd. A black box

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The Lottery

10. How often did they have the lottery?

a. Every monthb. Once a yearc. Twice a yeard. Every decade

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The Lottery

11. What Month & Day was the Lottery on?

a. June 27th b. July 17th

c. August 14th

d. July 1st

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The Lottery

12. Which family was drawn?

a. The Martinsb. The Hutchinsonsc. The Delacroixsd. The Harrisons

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The Lottery

13. What do all the villagers collect?

a. Sticksb. Foodc. Stonesd. Garbage

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The Lottery

14. Who is the Author?

a. Carl Stephensonb. Shirley Jacksonc. Johann Wolfgang Von

Goethed. Alfred Noyes

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The Lottery15. What point of view was the story written in?

a. 1st person limitedb. 3rd person omniscientc. 1st person omniscientd. 3rd person limited

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The Erl-king

16. Who is the antagonist?

a. The Erl-kingb. The daughtersc. Feard. The father

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The Erl-king

17. Which character can’t see the Erl-King?

a. The fatherb. The boyc. The daughtersd. The mother

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The Erl-king

18.What happens to the little boy?

a. He falls asleepb. He runs awayc. He finds goldd. He dies

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The Erl-king

19. Who is the Author?

a. Carl Stephensonb. Shirley Jacksonc. Johann Wolfgang Von

Goethed. Alfred Noyes

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The Erl-king20. What point of view was the story written in?

a. 1st person limitedb. 3rd person omniscientc. 1st person omniscientd. 3rd person limited

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Answers

Trade papers with a neighbor and grade it with a different colored pen.

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Leiningen vs the Ants

1. What point of view was the story written in?

a. 1st person limitedb. 3rd person omniscientc. 1st person omniscientd. 3rd person limited

Page 24: Write numbers 1-20 with your name on a piece of paper

Leiningen vs the Ants

2. Who/what is the antagonist?

a. Leiningenb. The antsc. The district commissionerd. The villagers

Page 25: Write numbers 1-20 with your name on a piece of paper

Leiningen vs the Ants

3. What is the first line of defense surrounding the plantation?

a. A trench filled with petrolb. The moatc. Dynamited. A fence

Page 26: Write numbers 1-20 with your name on a piece of paper

Leiningen vs the Ants

4. How do the ants successfully cross the water?

a. They float across on leavesb. They make bridges with their

bodiesc. They swimd. They jump

Page 27: Write numbers 1-20 with your name on a piece of paper

Leiningen vs the Ants

5. How long does it take the ants to devour the stag?

a. 2 minutesb. Half an hourc. 6 minutesd. 10 minutes

Page 28: Write numbers 1-20 with your name on a piece of paper

Leiningen vs the Ants

6. What happened to the ants in the end?

a. They wonb. They blew upc. They retreatedd. They drowned

Page 29: Write numbers 1-20 with your name on a piece of paper

Leiningen vs the Ants

7. Who is the Author?

a. Carl Stephensonb. Shirley Jacksonc. Johann Wolfgang Von

Goethed. Alfred Noyes

Page 30: Write numbers 1-20 with your name on a piece of paper

The Lottery

8. How many people lived in the village?

a. 300b. 400c. 200d. 600

Page 31: Write numbers 1-20 with your name on a piece of paper

The Lottery

9. What was Mr. S carrying in his hands?

a. Stonesb. Strips of paperc. A hatd. A black box

Page 32: Write numbers 1-20 with your name on a piece of paper

The Lottery

10. How often did they have the lottery?

a. Every monthb. Once a yearc. Twice a yeard. Every decade

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The Lottery

11. What Month & Day was the Lottery on?

a. June 27th b. July 17th

c. August 14th

d. July 1st

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The Lottery

12. Which family was drawn?

a. The Martinsb. The Hutchinsonsc. The Delacroixsd. The Harrisons

Page 35: Write numbers 1-20 with your name on a piece of paper

The Lottery

13. What do all the villagers collect?

a. Sticksb. Foodc. Stonesd. Garbage

Page 36: Write numbers 1-20 with your name on a piece of paper

The Lottery

14. Who is the Author?

a. Carl Stephensonb. Shirley Jacksonc. Johann Wolfgang Von

Goethed. Alfred Noyes

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The Lottery15. What point of view was the story written in?

a. 1st person limitedb. 3rd person omniscientc. 1st person omniscientd. 3rd person limited

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The Erl-king

16. Who is the antagonist?

a. The Erl-kingb. The daughtersc. Feard. The father

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The Erl-king

17. Which character can’t see the Erl-King?

a. The fatherb. The boyc. The daughtersd. The mother

Page 40: Write numbers 1-20 with your name on a piece of paper

The Erl-king

18.What happens to the little boy?

a. He falls asleepb. He runs awayc. He finds goldd. He dies

Page 41: Write numbers 1-20 with your name on a piece of paper

The Erl-king

19. Who is the Author?

a. Carl Stephensonb. Shirley Jacksonc. Johann Wolfgang Von

Goethed. Alfred Noyes

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The Erl-king20. What point of view was the story written in?

a. 1st person limitedb. 3rd person omniscientc. 1st person omniscientd. 3rd person limited


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