First English Exam Grade 10

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First English Exam Quiz for Grade 10

Test your understanding of "Harrison Bergeron" and related literature with our engaging quiz designed for Grade 10 students. This quiz covers important themes, characters, and literary devices.

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Am Boys

SAT Boys

One of these characters is not a character from Harrison Bergeron.

Diana Moon

Hazel

George

Victor

In what year does Harrison Bergeron story take place?

2080

2081

2082

2083

What is the kind of the “Harrison Bergeron” story?

Drama

Fictional

Crime

Biography

What does frugal mean?

Thrifty

Fancy

Smelly

Extravagant

What does prosperity mean?

Necessary

Success

Lawful

Respect

You can conclude that George and Hazel in agree that:

Harrison is right to fight for his individuality.

Obeying the government is more important than their son’s liberty.

Handicaps are a horrible way to achieve balance in society.

Requiring handicaps is an abuse of the government’s power.

The biggest conflict Harrison faces in the story is between:

Wanting to dance with the ballerina versus wanting to keep his government-mandated restraints in place.

Expressing his individuality versus accepting the rules of equality that the government has imposed.

Choosing to do what his parents have taught him to do versus what the government wants him to do.

Visiting parents in their home versus wanting to make statement for individual rights on T.V.

In which way is George different from Hazel?

George thinks government-imposed equality is fair.

Competition is a strong desire in George.

He has to wear a mental-handicap.

His son, Harrison, rarely crosses his mind.

Which is the climax of “Harrison Bergeron” story?

Harrison and his empress were dancing on the stage.

George goes to the kitchen for a drink.

A photograph of Harrison flashes on the screen.

Hazel and George start watching T.V.

An imaginary place or state in which the condition of life is extremely bad, as from deprivation, oppression, or terror is:

Heaven

Utopia

Paradise

Dystopia

Which of the following did the Genie not turn Abu into?

Donkey

Elephant

Camel

Ostrich

What item does Aladdin give to two children at the beginning of the story?

Money

Bread

Date

Apple

What is Jafar’s royal title?

Prince

Duck

King

Grand vizier

What was not one of Genie’s provisos for making wishes?

He can’t kill anybody.

He can’t give advice about which wishes to make.

He can’t make anyone fall in love with anyone else.

He can’t bring anyone back from the dead.

What was Aladdin’s second wish in the story?

To be saved from drowning.

To free the Genie.

To own a magic carpet.

To become prince Ali.

According to “Prince Ali”, which is not part of his animal collection?

Fifty-three purple peacocks.

Ninety-five white monkeys.

Seventy-five golden camels.

Forty-five white rhinos.

In which fictional land is Aladdin set?

Abrabah

Agragah

Ababwa

Agrabah

What was the name of Jafar’s parrot?

Diego

Thiago

Iago

Zago

The giant’s steps were thunder as he ran toward Jack.

Metaphor

Simile

The baby like an octopus, grabbing at all the cans on the shelves.

Metaphor

Simile

The fluorescent light was the sun during the test.

Metaphor

Simile

Ted was as nervous as a mouse in a room full of cats.

Metaphor

Simile

Which one is the most specific person.

Neighbor

Roommate

Beethoven

Music teacher

Which is the more specific place.

The Red Sea

The Dead Sea

Ocean

The Mediterranean Sea

Which one is the most specific idea.

Football

Happy

Exciting

Wood toy

The pronoun (Their) is

First person and subjective

Second person and objective

Third person and possessive

Third person and subjective

The pronoun (her) is:

First person and subjective

Second person and objective

Second person and possessive

Third person and objective

The pronoun (our) is

First person and subjective

First person and objective

First person and possessive

Second person and possessive

The Pronoun (She) is:

First person and subjective

Second person and subjective

Third person and subjective

Third person and objective

The pronoun (You) is:

First person and subjective

Second person and subjective

Third person and subjective

Second person and possessive

First English Exam Grade 10

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