Civil Peace

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English
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9th - 12th Grade
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1.
Multiple Choice
How does the author structure the events in the story to drive the plot?
The author uses consequence to show how Jonathan’s actions negatively affect the people around him.
The author uses parallel plot to show both Jonathan’s unique experience and Maria’s unique experience.
The author uses chronological order and flashback to show how Jonathan and his family earn income after the war.
The author uses multiple stories and multiple character perspectives to show the way different people in the Nigerian community think and feel.
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Multiple Choice
What is a central idea of the passage?
A man is grateful for what he has amidst a war-torn country and he works to rebuild life for his family.
A man gets involved in several schemes after the war and he takes advantage of the exhausted soldiers.
A man tries to secure his old job after the war is over but he eventually gives up when the company remains closed.
A man hides valuable possessions during a war and he must secretly retrace his steps to collect the wealth when the war ends.
3.
Multiple Choice
Match each underlined vocabulary word with its corresponding definition:
“It wasn’t his disreputable rags, nor the toes peeping out of one blue and one brown canvas shoes….”
Disrespectful or shabby
To transport or carry
A structure or building
Debris or wreckage
Commanding or authoritarian
4.
Multiple Choice
Match each underlined vocabulary word with its corresponding definition:
“Only two houses away a huge concrete edifice some wealthy contractor had put up just before the war was a mountain of rubble.”
A structure or building
Debris or wreckage
Commanding or authoritarian
Unsound or dilapidated
To be dry or have thirst
5.
Multiple Choice
Match each underlined vocabulary word with its corresponding definition:
“‘Who is knocking?’ he asked then, his voice parched and trembling.”
To be dry or have thirst
Disrespectful or shabby
To transport or carry
A structure or building
Debris or wreckage
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