Question
Use the sentences to answer the question.
I walked into the library, and my eye was immediately drawn to the wall in front of me. There was something strangely out of place.
Which point of view does the author use?
(1 point)
Responses
first-person point of view
first-person point of view
limited third-person point of view
limited third-person point of view
third-person point of view
third-person point of view
second-person point of view
2. Use the passage to answer the question.
Rochelle slammed her laptop shut, pumped her fists up to the sky, and shouted, “Yes! I did it! I finally figured it out!” Her feet did a little dance under the desk, and a genuine smile swept across her face. Pictures, maps, newspaper articles, and scrap paper scribbled with plausible theories were pinned on her bulletin board. She had been working on this case for months, and she had finally cracked it—her first important case as a detective.
At which point does the author begin the story?
(1 point)
Responses
after a problem has been solved
after a problem has been solved
before a problem has started
before a problem has started
in the middle of a problem
in the middle of a problem
right after a problem has been presented
3. Use the dialogue to answer the question.
Luisa ran through the back door of the coffee shop where she worked every Saturday. She shoved her purse in her locker and tied her apron around her waist.
“I hate being late,” she muttered. Her face was red from the brisk 10-minute walk from her house to work.
“Late?” replied Anthony. “It’s 10:59. Your shift doesn't start until 11. You are actually right on time!" he said in his friendly voice.
“If I'm not five minutes early, I am late," said Luisa matter-of-factly. Before Anthony could say another word, Luisa was off serving coffee for customers.
Which purpose might the dialogue serve in the story?
(1 point)
Responses
It reveals the personalities of the characters.
It reveals the personalities of the characters.
It reveals how the characters solve a problem.
It reveals how the characters solve a problem.
It moves the plot forward.
It moves the plot forward.
It helps the reader visualize the setting.
4. Use the passage to answer the question.
Gabriella’s favorite day of the week was Sunday because she had nowhere to be and nothing to do. She would usually wake up and head outside to the porch, sometimes with a book in her hand, sometimes not. Every now and then a car would crawl by or the wind would blow a delicate breeze to remind her that she was not floating on a cloud; she was on her grandparents’ porch lying in a hammock, arms above her head, lost in a daydream. Eventually, she would head in for a cup of tea with her grandmother, and then she would stroll into town and pick up some fresh vegetables to cook for dinner.
Which effect does the pacing in the paragraph have on the scene?
(1 point)
Responses
The fast pace adds excitement.
The fast pace adds excitement.
The fast pace adds urgency.
The fast pace adds urgency.
The slow pace creates a suspenseful mood.
The slow pace creates a suspenseful mood.
The slow pace creates a calm mood.
5. after lunch, leaving his house, once he arrived, now THATS THE ANSWERS (skip)
6. Which of these is a more precise word for tired?(1 point)
Responses
exhausted
exhausted
irritable
irritable
famished
famished
curious
7. Which sentence contains an example of alliteration?(1 point)
Responses
The soft sand slipped through my hands and onto the blanket.
The soft sand slipped through my hands and onto the blanket.
"Achoo!" sneezed Rosa, disrupting the silence in the classroom.
"Achoo!" sneezed Rosa, disrupting the silence in the classroom.
The ice cream toppled off the cone and landed on the floor with a splat.
The ice cream toppled off the cone and landed on the floor with a splat.
Mama was like a lioness, fiercely protective of her cubs.
8. Which sentence contains an example of onomatopoeia?(1 point)
Responses
The big brown bear came barreling toward our tent.
The big brown bear came barreling toward our tent.
The ballerina soared like a bird across the stage.
The ballerina soared like a bird across the stage.
The science book fell to the floor with a thud.
The science book fell to the floor with a thud.
The single star shone brightly against the dark sky.
9. Which sentence states one way that italics can be used in narrative writing?(1 point)
Responses
to show a change to another location.
to show a change to another location.
to show a shift in time.
to show a shift in time.
to show a change in the narrative voice.
to show a change in the narrative voice.
to show that a character is speaking.
10. Use the sentence to answer the question.
After spending a weekend at the cabin with his family, totally unplugged from work, Alex realized that he had his priorities wrong; being with his family was what mattered most to him in life.
Which effect does this sentence from a conclusion provide for the narrative?
(1 point)
Responses
a plot twist in the story
a plot twist in the story
a comment on a character's change or growth
a comment on a character's change or growth
an introduction to a new character
an introduction to a new character
a solution to a problem
I walked into the library, and my eye was immediately drawn to the wall in front of me. There was something strangely out of place.
Which point of view does the author use?
(1 point)
Responses
first-person point of view
first-person point of view
limited third-person point of view
limited third-person point of view
third-person point of view
third-person point of view
second-person point of view
2. Use the passage to answer the question.
Rochelle slammed her laptop shut, pumped her fists up to the sky, and shouted, “Yes! I did it! I finally figured it out!” Her feet did a little dance under the desk, and a genuine smile swept across her face. Pictures, maps, newspaper articles, and scrap paper scribbled with plausible theories were pinned on her bulletin board. She had been working on this case for months, and she had finally cracked it—her first important case as a detective.
At which point does the author begin the story?
(1 point)
Responses
after a problem has been solved
after a problem has been solved
before a problem has started
before a problem has started
in the middle of a problem
in the middle of a problem
right after a problem has been presented
3. Use the dialogue to answer the question.
Luisa ran through the back door of the coffee shop where she worked every Saturday. She shoved her purse in her locker and tied her apron around her waist.
“I hate being late,” she muttered. Her face was red from the brisk 10-minute walk from her house to work.
“Late?” replied Anthony. “It’s 10:59. Your shift doesn't start until 11. You are actually right on time!" he said in his friendly voice.
“If I'm not five minutes early, I am late," said Luisa matter-of-factly. Before Anthony could say another word, Luisa was off serving coffee for customers.
Which purpose might the dialogue serve in the story?
(1 point)
Responses
It reveals the personalities of the characters.
It reveals the personalities of the characters.
It reveals how the characters solve a problem.
It reveals how the characters solve a problem.
It moves the plot forward.
It moves the plot forward.
It helps the reader visualize the setting.
4. Use the passage to answer the question.
Gabriella’s favorite day of the week was Sunday because she had nowhere to be and nothing to do. She would usually wake up and head outside to the porch, sometimes with a book in her hand, sometimes not. Every now and then a car would crawl by or the wind would blow a delicate breeze to remind her that she was not floating on a cloud; she was on her grandparents’ porch lying in a hammock, arms above her head, lost in a daydream. Eventually, she would head in for a cup of tea with her grandmother, and then she would stroll into town and pick up some fresh vegetables to cook for dinner.
Which effect does the pacing in the paragraph have on the scene?
(1 point)
Responses
The fast pace adds excitement.
The fast pace adds excitement.
The fast pace adds urgency.
The fast pace adds urgency.
The slow pace creates a suspenseful mood.
The slow pace creates a suspenseful mood.
The slow pace creates a calm mood.
5. after lunch, leaving his house, once he arrived, now THATS THE ANSWERS (skip)
6. Which of these is a more precise word for tired?(1 point)
Responses
exhausted
exhausted
irritable
irritable
famished
famished
curious
7. Which sentence contains an example of alliteration?(1 point)
Responses
The soft sand slipped through my hands and onto the blanket.
The soft sand slipped through my hands and onto the blanket.
"Achoo!" sneezed Rosa, disrupting the silence in the classroom.
"Achoo!" sneezed Rosa, disrupting the silence in the classroom.
The ice cream toppled off the cone and landed on the floor with a splat.
The ice cream toppled off the cone and landed on the floor with a splat.
Mama was like a lioness, fiercely protective of her cubs.
8. Which sentence contains an example of onomatopoeia?(1 point)
Responses
The big brown bear came barreling toward our tent.
The big brown bear came barreling toward our tent.
The ballerina soared like a bird across the stage.
The ballerina soared like a bird across the stage.
The science book fell to the floor with a thud.
The science book fell to the floor with a thud.
The single star shone brightly against the dark sky.
9. Which sentence states one way that italics can be used in narrative writing?(1 point)
Responses
to show a change to another location.
to show a change to another location.
to show a shift in time.
to show a shift in time.
to show a change in the narrative voice.
to show a change in the narrative voice.
to show that a character is speaking.
10. Use the sentence to answer the question.
After spending a weekend at the cabin with his family, totally unplugged from work, Alex realized that he had his priorities wrong; being with his family was what mattered most to him in life.
Which effect does this sentence from a conclusion provide for the narrative?
(1 point)
Responses
a plot twist in the story
a plot twist in the story
a comment on a character's change or growth
a comment on a character's change or growth
an introduction to a new character
an introduction to a new character
a solution to a problem
Answers
Answer
change 7 and 9
Answer
good job
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
1. Which point of view does the author use?
- **first-person point of view**
2. At which point does the author begin the story?
- **after a problem has been solved**
3. Which purpose might the dialogue serve in the story?
- **It reveals the personalities of the characters.**
4. Which effect does the pacing in the paragraph have on the scene?
- **The slow pace creates a calm mood.**
6. Which of these is a more precise word for tired?
- **exhausted**
7. Which sentence contains an example of alliteration?
- **Mama was like a lioness, fiercely protective of her cubs.**
8. Which sentence contains an example of onomatopoeia?
- **The science book fell to the floor with a thud.**
9. Which sentence states one way that italics can be used in narrative writing?
- **to show that a character is speaking.**
10. Which effect does this sentence from a conclusion provide for the narrative?
- **a comment on a character's change or growth**
- **first-person point of view**
2. At which point does the author begin the story?
- **after a problem has been solved**
3. Which purpose might the dialogue serve in the story?
- **It reveals the personalities of the characters.**
4. Which effect does the pacing in the paragraph have on the scene?
- **The slow pace creates a calm mood.**
6. Which of these is a more precise word for tired?
- **exhausted**
7. Which sentence contains an example of alliteration?
- **Mama was like a lioness, fiercely protective of her cubs.**
8. Which sentence contains an example of onomatopoeia?
- **The science book fell to the floor with a thud.**
9. Which sentence states one way that italics can be used in narrative writing?
- **to show that a character is speaking.**
10. Which effect does this sentence from a conclusion provide for the narrative?
- **a comment on a character's change or growth**
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
Sure! Here are the revised responses for questions 7 and 9:
7. Which sentence contains an example of alliteration?
- **The soft sand slipped through my hands and onto the blanket.**
9. Which sentence states one way that italics can be used in narrative writing?
- **to show a change in the narrative voice.**
If you need any further changes or assistance, feel free to ask!
7. Which sentence contains an example of alliteration?
- **The soft sand slipped through my hands and onto the blanket.**
9. Which sentence states one way that italics can be used in narrative writing?
- **to show a change in the narrative voice.**
If you need any further changes or assistance, feel free to ask!
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
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