The folktale "The Blacksmith's Dilemma" can best be described as

a story that has been retold and remains anonymous

The universal theme of "The Wise Old Woman"

Those who are elderly in society still have value, and their wisdom can help others.

In "Pleasing All the World" the father and son

carry the camel at the end of the story

In "Where the Girl Rescued Her Brother, "Buffalo Calf Road Woman is best described as

courageous

What causes the merchant in "The Nail" to carry his belongings home?

his horse has broken its leg

The plot twist in Anne of Green Gables

Marilla finds the brooch caught in her shawl.

a suspenseful moment in Amal Unbound

Amal is hit by Jawad's care, but none of the villagers help her.

In The Lost Princess the princess...

fights with the wise woman but eventually learns to obey the wise woman's command

an example of foreshadowing in "After Twenty Years"

Bob notices that Jimmy is taller than when they last saw each other.

In An American Plague not allowing a ship to come near and even sinking one that tried shows...

an inappropriate perspective of people in other cities towards those with yellow fever

In Fever 1793, Mattie shows she's changing in the story when...

She begins to think about the needs of others and wants to help people with yellow fever.

In "The Skink Ladder" the reference to Frank Buck and his animal traps is an example of

allusion

In "The Skunk Ladder" who comes up with the idea to put the ladder in the hole?

Eddie

In "The Flying Machine" who wants to keep the invention a secret?

the emperor

graphic novel

a story format in which a sequence of pictures with short captions or speech bubbles tells the story

sarcasm

a type of irony that takes the form of mock praise

tone

the attitude of an author towards his or her subject matter

trickster tale

a type of folktale in which a weak character uses his wits to survive against a greater or stronger character

In Amal Unbound Amal's mother sells her bangle bracelets because

Her mother is trying to get money to pay Amal's debt.

In Anne of Green Gables, Matthew is upset when Anne is punished because

He knows how much she wants to go to the picnic.

In the poem "Days" a person's days are being

stacked like dishes

The situational irony in "Pleasing all the World" is...

each stranger's advice contradicts what the previous stranger said

The theme of "The Wise Old Woman" is an

implicit theme

In "The Blacksmith's Dilemma" the king asks Walukaga to create

a living man from metal

In "The Skunk Ladder" Eddie's father develops a nervous condition as a result of his son's potentially harmful actions.

TRUE

In the excerpts from Fever 1793, the author uses foreshadowing to describe Mattie's memory of visiting the print shop as a child.

FALSE

In the excerpts from An American Plague, victims of yellow fever eventually want to go to Bush Hilly because they know they will be cared for properly.

TRUE

The excerpts from An American Plague are an example of fiction because they include characters and a conflict.

FALSE

In the excerpt from The Lost Princess, the king and queen are not to blame for the ad behavior of the princess.

FALSE

In the excerpts from Amal Unbound, the description of how Jawad Sahib treats the people makes him a sympathetic character.

FALSE

In the excerpt from Anne of Green Gables, Marilla and Anne are described mostly through direct characterization.

FALSE

In the excerpt from Anne of Green Gables, Marilla uses the biblical allusion of putting her hand to the plough.

TRUE

In "the poem "Days" the speaker refers to each day as a gift.

TRUE

In "Where the Girl Rescued Her Brother," Buffalo Calf Road Woman accompanies her husband and her brother to the battle.

TRUE

In "Pleasing All the World," the theme is implicit because it is stated directly.

FALSE

In "The Wise Old Woman," Lord Higa presents the people with three impossible tasks that they must complete to avoid being conquered.

TRUE

"The Blacksmith's Dilemma" is a trickster tale because the king must use his wits to outsmart Walukaga.

FALSE