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- 1. Multiple Choice
An allusion is when a writer talks about or mentions a famous person, place, event,etc. in their own story, poem, etc. What two allusions are made in chapter 5?
Gone with the Wind
" Nothing Gold Can Stay"
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George Washington
- 2. Multiple Choice
How does the allusion of Gone with the Wind contribute to the story?
It contributes to the text because it helps illustrate the level of respect and worship Johnny has for Ponyboy.
It contributes to the text because it helps illustrate the level of respect and worship Johnny has for Bob.
It contributes to the text because it helps illustrate the level of respect and worship Johnny has for Darry.
It contributes to the text because it helps illustrate the level of respect and worship Johnny has for Dally.
- 3. Multiple Choice
What according to nature is gold?Its first goldIts first greenIts last greenEarly leaves - 4. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the meaning of subsides?To settle downShade of colourSadnessIncreases
- 5. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the theme of the poem?Nature's beauty is its flowersNothing precious stays for everEverything subsides immediatelyHold on to life as long as you can
- 6. Multiple ChoicePART A: What does the color “gold” most likely represent in the poem?Youth and beautyWealth and richesWarmth and kindnessStrength and power
- 7. Multiple Choice"Nature's first green" refers tosummerleavesspringgrass
- 8. Multiple ChoiceHue means...shapesizecolortime
- 9. Multiple ChoiceEden is a reference toparadisethe suna bad placethe author's home
- 10. Multiple Choice"So Eden sank to grief." What allusion is being made here?The Garden of EdenHeaven's GateAdam and EveThe novel "East of Eden"
- 11. Multiple ChoicePART A: Which of the following best describes a central theme of the text?Love is fickle and inconsistent.The most beautiful aspects of life are often fleeting.Perfection and paradise are unattainable.Nature is a circle of life, death, and rebirth.
- 12. Multiple ChoicePART B: Which of the following quotes best supports the answer to Part A?“Nature’s first green is gold” (Line 1)“Her early leaf’s a flower;” (Line 3)“So Eden sank to grief” (Line 6)“Nothing gold can stay.” (Line 8)
- 13. Multiple ChoicePART A: What does the color “gold” most likely represent in the poem?Youth and beautyWealth and richesWarmth and kindnessStrength and power
- 14. Multiple ChoicePART B: Which phrase from the poem best supports the answer to Part A?"Nature's first green is gold, / Her hardest hue to hold" (Lines 1-2)"Her early leaf's a flower; / But only so an hour" (Lines 3-4)"Then leaf subsides to leaf" (Line 5)"So Dawn goes down to day" (Line 7)
- 15. Multiple Choice"But only so an hour" means
(think about what it means non-literally)leaves only live for an hoursome change happens quicklyflowers only live for an hourit is only spring for an hour - Answer choicesTagsAnswer choicesTags