2. A. theme B. main idea C. tone D. context

3. A. The writer’s attitude toward the subject or audience B. What a piece of literature or a passage is mostly about C. A main element of short stories D. The feeling the reader experiences while reading a piece of literature

4. A. The characters are real people from history who are involved in real events. B. The plot is based on true stories of real people C. The characters are everyday people, involved in real life situations that take place in the present. D. The plot is set in present with a theme everyone can relate to.

5. A. resolution B. tone C. conflict D. climax

6. A. talking that takes place between characters B. changes in a language due to geographical or social differences C. the attitude that an author takes toward the audience, the subject, or the character D. the atmosphere or feeling a writer creates for the reader

7. A. Angry and bitter B. Peaceful and supportive C. Sad and somber D. Excited and bold

8. A. Suspenseful B. Concerned C. Light-hearted D. Angry

9. A. First Person B. Second Person C. Third Person D. Fourth Person

11. A. Patty does not like her mother. B. Patty’s mother is trying to find her a husband. C. Patty want to make money so that she can buy new things. D. Patty can’t find any chickens to buy.

12.  Which of the following is the best example of irony? A. A man who is a traffic cop gets his license suspended for unpaid parking tickets. B. I am so hungry I could eat a horse. C. He looks like a kid in a candy store. D. The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.

14. A. It creates a suspenseful mood. B. It helps the reader understand the theme. C. It gives the reader clues about the setting. D. The reader understands why the children will not play with him.

16. A. It tells the reader the setting. B. It is the resolution to the story. C. It tells the reader about the qualities of the characters in the story. D. It show the mood of the story.