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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 8 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What do the other body parts begin to do as a result of their envy of Legs and Arms?
2. Who is said to have walked on arms and legs at the start of the story?
3. What does Legs say about Arms' "long slim fingers" (16).
4. What is Tongue ready to do during the contest?
5. What phrase is used to describe what the other body parts no longer wanted to lend to Arms and Legs?
Short Essay Questions
1. What do legs and arms think of each other as and how do they work together at the start of the story?
2. Why do the other body parts begin to envy Legs and Arms and what do they do as a result?
3. Who decides there should be a contest and what solution does he come up with regarding what the contest will be?
4. How are each of the organs on "maximum alert" (19) during the contest?
5. What does Tongue do to create conflict between Legs and Arms?
6. What uses are Legs and Arms able to borrow from other organs like mouth, nose, and eyes?
7. In what ways are Humans said to be "just like all the other four-limbed creatures" (1) at the start of the story?
8. What are three animals humans were said to be faster than at the start of the story?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Write an essay about the author of The Upright Revolution. Who is he? What else has he written? How is The Upright Revolution similar or different from his previous works?
Essay Topic 2
Write an essay discussing the setting of The Upright Revolution. In what ways does the setting develop the story and its themes? Use examples from both the written text as well as the images to support your discussion.
Essay Topic 3
Write a brief essay analyzing the title The Upright Revolution. Explore the ways in which this title connects to the plot and themes of the story.
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