1. LITERARY TERMS

2. 1. The description below is an example of which literary element? A silver 707 lands and pulls up toward the control tower where 30,000 fans stand waiting. The hatch of the plane opens. When Cager and the other Miners appear the crowd goes crazy. The cheers rise to deafening levels as Willie Cager raises the 1966 NCAA Championship trophy up over his head.

3. a. Imagery b. Onomatopoeia c. Personification d. conflict

4. a. Imagery

5. 2. What aspect do Glory Road and Bad Boy share in common? A. They are both written in first person. B. Both Walter and the Texas Western black players triumphed against great odds. C. Both took place in Texas. D. Characters in both stories were made fun of because of the way they talked.

6. B. Both Walter and the Texas Western black players triumphed against great odds.

7. 3. Visual representations are A. Maps B. Charts C. photographs D. all of the above

9. Identify the tone. A. exciting B. violent and angry C. Tense D. Confusion 4. INT. TUNNEL-TULSA’S ARENA—MOMENTS LATER The players run into the arena. Fans cup their hands and shout, their faces twisted. FIRST TULSA FAN Oreo, you belong on the plantation! THIRD TULSA FAN Hey, you better watch your backs after the game. We knows how to take care of runaway blacks.

10. B. Violent and Angry

11. 5. When Haskins has a difficult time balancing his home life with basketball, what type of conflict does the author employ?

12. Internal Conflict

13. 6. What literary device does the author employ? 4You can give up. (he looks each in the eye)It’s your choice. You can walk away, or walk through the fire and grab it all. But if you walk away, you’ll never know if you could’ve stood on that center line.

14. Metaphor

15. 7. When the Texas Western Miners Team returns to El Paso and celebrate their 1966 NCAA Championship, what plot element does the author employ? a. Resolution b. Rising action c. Climax d. exposition

16. a. Resolution

17. 8. From the text of Glory Road, we can infer that Don Haskins is determined. What literary term does this exemplify? A. metaphor B. character trait C. personification D. simile

18. B. Character Trait

19. 9. The following is an example of what drama element? INT. HARRY FLOURNOY’S HOUSE- KITCHEN-LATER Mrs. Flournoy enters the living room with Flournoy following. He stops shocked, when he sees Haskins sitting at a table, next to Flournoy’s father, eating his piece of blueberry pie.

20. Stage Directions

21. 10. The Texas Western team was looked down at during the beginning of the screenplay, but in the end they win the highest championship in college basketball. What literary element does the author employ?

22. Irony

23. 11. Haskins and Moe head to the interview and under a banner that reads “NCAA National Championship.” a.Personification b.Imagery c.Alliteration d.onomatopoeia

24. a. Personification

25. 12. Glory Road is an example of what genre?

26. Drama

27. 13. What figurative language device does the author employ? “I'm on you like ugly on a baboon's butt.”

28. Simile

29. “Bobby Joe, once awake, has intelligent, playful eyes and an (overconfident) demeanor.… Lightening quick, he finds openings where there aren’t any, dribbles past players with dazzling speed.” 14. Direct or Indirect Characterization?

30. Direct Characterization

31. INT. MINERS DORM HALLWAY – MOMENTS LATER ROWDY STUDENTS run past. Don walks with MOE ―SQUEAKY ‖ IBA, 25, a very short, earnest ASSISTANT COACH with horn-rimmed glasses. His voice is high, hence the unfortunate nickname 15. Direct or Indirect Characterization?

32. Direct Characterization

33. MARY Always restless. Always gotta have better. You got a family now. You’re a winning coach. Is that so bad? 16.Direct or Indirect Characterization?

34. Indirect Characterization

35. 17. Mary gets upset with Don for not telling her about the racial threats. This is an example of internal or external conflict?

36. External Conflict

37. 18. How is the screenplay of Glory Road organized? a. cause-effect b. chronological Order c. problem-solution

38. b. Chronological

39. RESEARCH TERMS

40. 19. Located at the beginning of a book and lists the title and page number of all the chapters in the book. A.Index B.Almanac C.Table of Contents D.encyclopedia

41. C. Table of Contents

42. 20. This should always be typed in alphabetical order according to the author’s last name. A.Index B.bibliography C.newspaper D.encyclopedia

43. B. Bibliography

44. 21. If we wanted to find out what the weather was like in El Paso during basketball season, I would look in which resource? A. Atlas B. Almanac C. newspaper D. encyclopedia

45. B. Almanac

46. 22. If I have a book of basketball rules, and I want to find information about fouls, where would I look? A. Index B. Almanac C. Table of Contents D. atlas

47. A. Index

48. 23. If I wanted to find general information about the 1960’s, where would I look? A. newspaper B. Almanac C. Table of Contents D. encyclopedia

49. D. Encyclopedia

50. 24. What source would give the most reliable information about the real-life Texas Western players? A. article “The movie: Glory Road” B. article “Stars of Basketball” C. article “1960 Texas Western Miners Team: Where are They Now?” D. article “Dealing with Sports Injuries”

51. C. article “1960 Texas Western Miners Team: Where are They Now?”

52. GRAMMAR TERMS

53. 25. adds additional thoughts, more information; used as a pause for effect

54. Dash

55. 26. used to emphasize emotion such as excitement

56. Exclamation Point

57. Context Clues

58. 27. The stands are jammed and the crowd is raucous. The best meaning for the word raucous is A. rowdy B. friendly C. angry

59. A. rowdy

60. 28. The Miners struggle, spooked by the hostile crowd. The best meaning for the word hostile is A. friendly B. unfriendly, dangerous C. disorderly

61. B. unfriendly, dangerous

62. 29. The Official calls a foul on Bobby Joe. Haskins rants. The best meaning for the word rants is A. experiencing emotional conflict B. unfriendly, dangerous C. to speak in an angry or violent manner

64. 30. In the sentence, “When we feel equal, everyone benefits.” The root word bene- is most likely to mean A. good/well B. empty C. feeling D. against

65. A. good/well