Quiz Pgs 1-67 Pictures Of Hollis Woods
Pages 1-67 quiz! You may not use the book! Your essay questions must be 1 paragraph with 5 complete sentences!
- 1.
Which is one of the words Hollis Woods' picture contained? Hint: The picture that needed words with the letter W.
- A.
Wallow
- B.
Wimpy
- C.
Want
- D.
Wouldn't
- E.
None of the above
Correct Answer
C. WantExplanation
The correct answer is "Want" because the question asks for one of the words contained in Hollis Woods' picture, and the picture specifically needed words with the letter W. "Want" is the only option that starts with the letter W, making it the correct answer.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Hollis Woods was abandoned as a baby, and when she was abandoned she did not have a ________?
Correct Answer
blanket
blankie
blankeyExplanation
Hollis Woods was abandoned as a baby and did not have a blanket, blankie, or blankey.Rate this question:
- 3.
What is a theme of the book?
- A.
Belonging
- B.
Food
- C.
Shopping
- D.
All of the above
- E.
None of the above
Correct Answer
A. BelongingExplanation
The theme of the book is "Belonging" because it explores the concept of finding one's place and identity. The characters in the book may struggle with feelings of isolation or searching for a sense of belonging in their relationships, communities, or societies. The narrative may delve into themes of acceptance, inclusion, and the human need to connect with others. Through the exploration of these themes, the book highlights the importance of belonging and its impact on individuals' lives.Rate this question:
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- 4.
What is not a theme of the book?
- A.
Belonging
- B.
Family
- C.
Truth
- D.
Abandonment
- E.
Pictures
Correct Answer
E. PicturesExplanation
The book does not revolve around the theme of "Pictures". The other options, such as "Belonging," "Family," "Truth," and "Abandonment," are all common themes found in literature. However, "Pictures" does not fit into the context of themes typically explored in books.Rate this question:
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- 5.
What metaphor do teachers use about Hollis Woods?
- A.
She is a mountain of trouble
- B.
She is a hill of trouble
- C.
She is a a troublemaker
- D.
She is pig
Correct Answer
A. She is a mountain of troubleExplanation
The metaphor "She is a mountain of trouble" suggests that Hollis Woods is a significant and overwhelming source of problems or difficulties. This implies that she causes a lot of trouble and challenges for others, just like a mountain can be difficult to climb or overcome. The metaphor emphasizes the magnitude and impact of Hollis' troublesome behavior.Rate this question:
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