Question

Friday, 3/21 - from Bronx Masquerade Selection Test
Complete the test to the best of your ability; answer all questions.
from Bronx Masquerade
Novel by Nikki Grimes
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Diondra Jordan
1 If only I was as bold as Raul. The other day, he left one of his paintings out on Mr. Ward's desk where anybody could see it. Which was the point. He sometimes works at Mr. Ward's desk during lunch. The wet paintbrushes sticking up out of the jar are always a sign that he's been at it again. So of course, anybody who glances over in that direction will be tempted to stop by and look.
2 This particular painting was rough, but anyone could tell it was Raul. A self-portrait. He'll probably hang it in class. Back in September, Mr. Ward covered two of the classroom walls with black construction paper and then scattered paper frames up and down the walls, each one a different size and color. Now half the room looks sort of like an art gallery, which was the idea. We're supposed to use the paper fren
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Multiple Choice 1 point
Which words from paragraph 2 help the reader understand what tirade means?
must be in shock
one misspelled word
he'll snap
• talkto him

Answer 1

It seems that there might have been a mix-up in the question as it does not directly relate to the content of the excerpt you provided from "Bronx Masquerade". However, if you're asking about the meaning of the word "tirade," here’s a general breakdown:

A "tirade" is a long, angry speech or verbal attack. To help understand this word better, you might look for words or phrases in a sentence that evoke strong emotions, anger, or prolonged speech.

For the multiple-choice question, none of the provided options seem to relate directly to the word "tirade."

If you're looking for guidance on understanding how a different word or phrase from the passage relates to its context, feel free to clarify!