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- 1. Multiple ChoiceThe title of the story “To Lotti With Love” refers toA. a name of a stage play.B. a card a costumer receives from a cast member.C. an actress in the past who received a note.D. a note an actress was never able to give her friend.
- 2. Multiple Choice2. Which statement is not a possible interpretation for the story, “To Lotti with Love”?A. Nancy realizes what must have happened to the author of the white card.B. Nancy likes to wear yellow silk hats.C. Nancy feels sad after reading the white card.D. Nancy enjoys her job of supporting the actors at the theater.
- 3. Multiple Choice3. The lines written on the card to Lotti are the saddest Nancy has read becauseA. Lotti did not love her admirer.B. they are lies told by someone dishonest.C. the writer probably did not return to Lotti.D. they are the climax of the play to be performed.
- 4. Multiple Choice4. Which can the reader best conclude about the yellow hat?A. It has been in the theater for years.B. It is no longer wearable.C. It was bought recently.D. It has no owner.
- 5. Multiple Choice5. The setting of the theater dressing-room begins to affect Nancy byA. saddening her.B. frightening her.C. making her nervous.D. rousing her imagination.
- 6. Multiple Choice6. The setting, as described at the end of Paragraph 3, includesA. shelves littered with scripts and programs.B. confusion and chaos on the part of the actors.C. rows of theatre seats in the darkness.D. disorganized arrangement of costumes.
- 7. Multiple Choice7. How does the setting of the story contribute to Nancy’s reflection of the years she has worked in the theatre?A. The cluttered prop room brings back memories of past relationships.B. The quietness of backstage allows her the opportunity to think of times past.C. The hustle before the start of the show reminds her of previous cast members.D. The nervous anticipation of opening night reminds her of an opening night many years ago.
- 8. Multiple Choice8. After reading Paragraph 2, the reader can tell that the authorA. thinks opening night of a show is boring.B. understands the workings of a theater.C. wishes she had been an actor.D. wants the audience to laugh out loud.
- 9. Multiple Choice9. If the selection were to continue, Nicholas would most likelyA. return home.B. Keep on fishingC. find a new place to swimD. persuade his family to water-ski
- 10. Multiple Choice10. Which phrase from the passage could best serve as a caption for the illustration?IncorrectCorrectIncorrectIncorrect
- 11. Multiple Choice11. Which sentence from the story best supports the idea that Nicholas appreciates physical activities?A. “Fishing?! Why fishing?!”B. Nicholas had just been informed of the plans for Saturday morning.C. “What about something interesting like waterskiing or swimming?”D. Nicholas sat there in a boat in Willow Cove with a pole in his hand.
- 12. Multiple Choice12. Read the sentence from the passage.
Nicholas had just been informed of the plans for Saturday morning.
What does this sentence imply?A. Nicholas does not have a say in the plans.B. Nicholas expresses his opinion of the plans.C. Nicholas does not want to go along with the plans.D. Nicholas receives complete details about the plans. - Answer choicesTagsAnswer choicesTags