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Grade 10 Final Revision ( Another Orhan )Online version Test your knowledge with this fun quiz on Grade 10 topics! by Soad Mohammed 1 Read the excerpt from “Another Orhan.” Conrad, Nabokov, Naipaul . . . [These writers’] imaginations were fed by exile, a nourishment drawn not through roots but through rootlessness. My imagination, however, requires that I stay in the same city . . . . Which statement explains how the author uses comparison-and-contrast text structure? a The author contrasts his roots with other writers’ roots. b The author contrasts his city with other writers’ cities. c The author compares his experience of exile to other writers’ exiles. d The author compares his imagination to other writers’ imaginations. 2 Which excerpt from “Another Orhan” helps support the author’s comparison and contrast of real and imagined lives? a I knew I was not that boy in the picture (a kitsch representation of a “cute child” that someone had brought back from Europe). b Whenever I was unhappy, I imagined going to the other house, the other life, the place where the other Orhan lived, and in spite of everything I’d half convince myself that I was he . . . . c Here we come to the heart of the matter: I’ve never left Istanbul, never left the houses, streets, and neighborhoods of my childhood. d But we live in an age defined by mass migration and creative immigrants, so I am sometimes hard-pressed to explain why I’ve stayed, not only in the same place but in the same building. 3 In “Another Orhan,” the author describes the day he was born. Which detail about that time illustrates how the author uses comparison-and-contrast text structure? a He points out that his impatient father left the hospital to visit friends. b He mentions that his mother worried because he looked “fragile” at birth c He says that the world was peaceful that night but then lists conflicts and crimes. d He reminds readers that he knows only what he has been told about his birth. 4 In “Another Orhan,” how does the author compare and contrast the idea of the real and imagined self? a He states the time, place, and circumstances of his birth. b He contrasts himself with writers who are “fed by exile.” c He describes how, from a young age, he believed he had a “twin.” d d. He claims he is different from other famous writers because he never left Turkey. 5 Which statement BEST explains how Orhan Pamuk contrasts his individuality with his need for community in the interview “The Art of Fiction”? a He argues that loneliness can exist within a community. b He cares deeply for community and prefers to be alone only for a while. c He has had to destroy community ties so that he can nurture loneliness. d d. He finds comfort in community but knows that loneliness fuels his imagination. 6 In “Another Orhan” and “The Art of Fiction,” how does Pamuk describe his identity as a Turk? a He says that he is often perceived to be more Turkish than he actually sees himself. b He says he has been influenced by other writers, such as Conrad and Proust. c He says that he is proud of his heritage and feels he needs to write only about Turkey. d He says that he is detached from his community and lacks a sense of national identity. 7 Identify the independent clause in the following sentence. To prepare to write at home, the author would get dressed and leave the house early, as if he were going to an office. a To prepare to write at home b the author would get dressed and leave the house early c and leave the house early d as if he were going to an office 8 After Stella left for college, her family and friends felt that something was missing from their close-knit community. The underlined phrase is a a relative pronoun. b a dependent clause. c an independent clause. d a subordinating conjunction.

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by Soad Mohammed

Which excerpt from “Another Orhan” helps support the author’s comparison and contrast of real and imagined lives?

In “Another Orhan,” the author describes the day he was born. Which detail about that time illustrates how the author uses comparison-and-contrast text structure?

In “Another Orhan,” how does the author compare and contrast the idea of the real and imagined self?

Which statement BEST explains how Orhan Pamuk contrasts his individuality with his need for community in the interview “The Art of Fiction”?

In “Another Orhan” and “The Art of Fiction,” how does Pamuk describe his identity as a Turk?

Identify the independent clause in the following sentence. To prepare to write at home, the author would get dressed and leave the house early, as if he were going to an office.

After Stella left for college, her family and friends felt that something was missing from their close-knit community. The underlined phrase is