The Summer I Learned to Bike by Eusebio L. Koh

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This interactive quiz explores the literary elements of "The Summer I Learned to Bike" and the students will analyze character conflicts, identify figures of speech, and determine points of view based on the story's post-war Manila setting.

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The Summer I Learned to Bike by Eusebio L. Koh


The Summer I Learned to Bike by Eusebio L. KohVersión en línea This interactive quiz explores the literary elements of "The Summer I Learned to Bike" and the students will analyze character conflicts, identify figures of speech, and determine points of view based on the story's post-war Manila setting. por Richena Gilo 1 As there was no presence of authority and people were driven by desperation, stealing for survival became their response. This illustration is an example of: a Character vs. Nature b Character vs. Character c Character vs. Society d Character vs. Self 2 The streets were filled with broken glass and waste that make it hard for the boy to move around. This an example of: a Character vs. Self b Character vs. Character c Character vs. Technology d Character vs. Nature 3 The boy wants a bike but he is afraid to steal. His heart and mind are fighting. This struggle is an example of: a Character vs. Character b Character vs. Self c Character vs. Nature d Character vs. Society 4 The narrator feels jealous because his friend Pitoy got a bike and he did not. This problem between them is: a A problem with the weather or nature. b A fight inside the narrator's own mind. c A conflict between the narrator and his friend. d A fight against the authority. 5 The author says the city is 'rising from the ashes' to show it is becoming new again. Without the use of 'like' or 'as'. What kind of figure of speech is this? a Simile b Hyperbole c Personification d Metaphor 6 The narrator describes the "screaming sirens" of the city. This gives life to an object. What kind of figure of speech is this? a Hyperbole b Personification c Metaphor d Simile 7 The student noted the phrase: 'The bike was as shiny as a new coin.' What figure of speech was used? a Simile b Hyperbole c Metaphor d Personification 8 Pitoy claims he has wanted a bike for 'a million years.' Which figure of speech is used? a Metaphor b Hyperbole c Simile d Personification 9 In a digital adventure game, the screen reads: 'You see a bike in the store.' Which point of view is used here? a First-Person b Second-Person c Third-Person Limited d Third-Person Omniscient 10 The story opens with: 'I was around ten years old...' Since the narrator tells his own story using the pronoun 'I,' which point of view is being used? a First-Person b Second-Person c Third-Person Limited d Third-Person Omniscient

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The Summer I Learned to Bike by Eusebio L. KohVersión en línea

por Richena Gilo

As there was no presence of authority and people were driven by desperation, stealing for survival became their response. This illustration is an example of:

The streets were filled with broken glass and waste that make it hard for the boy to move around. This an example of:

The boy wants a bike but he is afraid to steal. His heart and mind are fighting. This struggle is an example of:

The narrator feels jealous because his friend Pitoy got a bike and he did not. This problem between them is:

The author says the city is 'rising from the ashes' to show it is becoming new again. Without the use of 'like' or 'as'. What kind of figure of speech is this?

The narrator describes the "screaming sirens" of the city. This gives life to an object. What kind of figure of speech is this?

The student noted the phrase: 'The bike was as shiny as a new coin.' What figure of speech was used?

Pitoy claims he has wanted a bike for 'a million years.' Which figure of speech is used?

In a digital adventure game, the screen reads: 'You see a bike in the store.' Which point of view is used here?

The story opens with: 'I was around ten years old...' Since the narrator tells his own story using the pronoun 'I,' which point of view is being used?