The following question has two parts. Answer Part A and then answer Part B.
What is the mother’s point of view about Harry leaving home?
The mother is excited about Harry wanting to leave home.
The mother thinks that Harry is old enough to leave home.
The mother is angry that Harry wants to leave home.
The mother thinks that Harry is too young to leave home.
Read this sentence from the passage.
How do the connotations of the underlined words in the sentence impact the meaning?
They create a negative image of Dick.
They suggest that Frank is an insensitive boy.
They suggest that Dick is not mature enough to show Frank around.
They create a controlling image of Frank.
What evidence does the author use to support the claim?
examples.
quotes.
expert testimony.
interviews from astronauts.
The author describing Glinda’s eyes as "always frank and smiling" is which type of figurative language?
irony.
idiom.
onomatopoeia.
personification.
Which sentence from the passage helps to develop the plot in the same way as paragraph 1?
He turned suddenly, his eyes flashing fiercely, intent upon discovering who had committed this outrage, for he had no doubt that it was intentional.
He heard a chuckling laugh, which seemed to proceed from behind the stone wall that ran along the roadside.
I did it in fun," said Jonas…
Phil did not need to be told that it was not the old gentleman who had taken such an unwarrantable liberty with him.
Which change, if any, is needed to the underlined text?
his
he
their
him
No change
interaction of two factors inherited tendencies and your environment
interaction of two factors: inherited tendencies and your environment
interaction of two factors, inherited tendencies, and your environment
interaction of two factors inherited tendencies, and your environment
