Language Art Unit 8

Lesson 14
Comparisons Unit Test
1. Which word has a stronger connotation than the word man?

Disappointed
Upset
Furious
Alert

Furious

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1. Identify the comparative form of the adjective in the sentence: "The elephant is big, but the whale is ___________."

2. Which of the following adjectives is a comparative form? a) Soft b) Softer c) Softest d) Softly

3. Choose the correct form of the adjective to complete the sentence: "This is the ___________ book I have ever read."

4. Identify the superlative form of the adjective in the sentence: "My teacher is the smartest person I know."

5. Which sentence correctly uses a comparative form? a) She sings more beautiful than her sister. b) My car goes as fast if not faster than yours. c) This cake tastes the best out of all the cakes I've ever had. d) John runs slowlier than Mark.

6. Which word is a degree modifier used for a superlative?

7. Identify the adjective in this sentence: "The tall, slender, beautiful girl walked down the runway."

8. Choose the correct form of the adjective to complete the sentence: "This is the ___________ cat in the world." a) cutier b) cutest c) cutter d) cutery

9. Identify the comparative form of the adverb in the sentence: "She sings loudly, but he sings ___________."

10. Which sentence correctly uses a degree modifier for a comparative? a) He runs the fastliest of all the runners. b) This was the badlier written paper out of the two. c) The pizza was hot. d) My sister plays soccer better than anyone else.

Please note that these are only sample questions, and the actual test may differ depending on your teacher or institution.

What do authors use to keep readers engaged and convey tone?(1 point)

Responses

A.point of view

B.sentence structure

C.word choice

D.perspective

C. word choice

Luke is doing a research project on a dinosaur fossil dig. Which pieces of information would be most helpful for his presentation? Select the two correct answers.(1 point)

Responses

a timeline of the dig's progress
a timeline of the dig's progress

a book on carnivorous dinosaurs
a book on carnivorous dinosaurs

a map of the dig site
a map of the dig site

an article about the discovery of the first fossil
an article about the discovery of the first fossil

a video clip from a fictional movie about dinosaurs
a video clip from a fictional movie about dinosaurs

A. A timeline of the dig's progress and C. A map of the dig site.

Jonah has an idea for a story that presents a detailed backstory about the main character. How should he present his work?(1 point)

Responses

a live performance
a live performance

an audio recording of someone reading it
an audio recording of someone reading it

a video of someone reading it
a video of someone reading it

a written version
a written version

D. A written version

Cassandra has been asked to present a story that has a lot of dialogue and highlights the voices and costumes of characters.

Which presentation style should she use for her story?

(1 point)
Responses

narrative
narrative

audio recording
audio recording

poem
poem

dramatic play
dramatic play

D. Dramatic play

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Think of a time where you read a poem, play, or story, and then watched the film version of it. Write a 3-5 sentence paragraph about the main similarities and differences you noticed between the versions of the story.(4 points)

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As an AI language model, I do not have personal experiences to draw from, but here is a sample response:

In comparing the book and film versions of "To Kill a Mockingbird," I noticed several similarities and differences. Both versions portrayed the characters and setting in a vivid and realistic way, allowing the audience to fully immerse themselves in the story. However, the film version made some changes to the plot, including omitting certain characters and altering certain scenes. Additionally, the visual effects and soundtrack of the film added another layer of emotional impact to the story. Overall, while both versions had their strengths and weaknesses, they each had their own unique way of telling the same story.

Think of a time where you read a poem, play, or story, and then watched the film version of it. Write a 3-5 sentence paragraph about the main similarities and differences you noticed between the versions of the story.(4 points)

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For the story of "Pride and Prejudice," I noticed several similarities and differences between the book and film versions. The film adaptation stayed true to the characters and thematic elements of the original story, with the costumes and settings reflecting the time period in which the story takes place. However, the film condensed some of the plot and glossed over certain details, sometimes simplifying the narrative for the sake of time. Overall, while the book allowed for a more in-depth exploration of the characters and themes, the film adaptation was able to bring the story to life through its use of cinematography and music.

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Write a 3-5 sentence paragraph comparing and contrasting the text and film versions of a book, story, play or poem. Describe the main similarities and differences you noticed between the film and text versions.

In comparing the text and film versions of "The Great Gatsby," I noticed several notable similarities and differences. Both versions effectively establish the setting of the roaring twenties, showcasing the opulence and excess of the time period. They also both capture the character of Gatsby and the themes of unrequited love, the American Dream, and the corrupting power of wealth. However, the film version of the story simplifies the plot and condenses certain events, leading to a shift in some of the story's nuances. Some of the internal monologues and character developments in the book are also lost in the film adaptation. Overall, while the film version captures the essence of the story, the book allows for a deeper understanding of its characters and themes.