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1.C.Quintessential
2.F.Insidious
3.A.Ethnicists
4.E.Dissuade
5.D.Enlightened
6.B.Irrevocable
7.B.Present Participle
8.C.Past Participle
9.A.Past
10.C.Past Participle
11.A.Past
12.B.Present Participle
13.A.Sold
14.B.Kept
15.B.Led
16.Sat
17.A.Not easily seen
18.B.Future
19.C.Present
20.A.Past
21.B.Past
22.D.Present perfect progressive
23.C.Past perfect progressive
24.D.Past perfect progressive
25.D.Future perfect progressive
26.A.Future progressive
27.A.He goes home with the ball
28.D.Doesnt wreck the board
29.D.They prefer to ignore problems that they don't know how to fix
30.B.Obedient Wives
31.B.She feels included but still out of place in her new country
32.B.To speak,read and write Chinese
33.D.As having many cultures
34.A.Her grandmother doesn't fit in
35.B.Stereotypes
36.D.That Italians can join other cultures, but they still keep their own culture
37.A.Warm and Caring
38.B.He finds it ironic that Billy Boy died of a heart attack in a war
39.A.Turtle
40.C.Were well know public figures
41.C.Are not the best people
42.D.All worry about dying without having led a meaningful life.
43.A.A Poetry of Place
44.D.D Poetry of Family
45.B.B Poetry of Spirit
46.C.C Poetry of Nature
47.On Brainly
48.On Brainly
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Match the word with the correct definition. Use the word box below
A.Ethnicists
B.Irrevocable
C.Quintessential
D.Enlightened
E.Dissuade
F.Insidious
1.Characteristic;typical
2.Harmful in a way that may be hard to detect.
3.Those in favor of multicultural and ethnic diversity.
4.To turn against an idea or action
5.Wised-up; not naïve
6.Unchangeable..
For the following questions, identify the correct form of irregular verbs in the sentences. Choose the word box below.
A.Past
B.Present Participle
C.Past Participle
7.Claude is getting a new computer for his birthday this year.
A.A
B.B
C.C
8.Yes,I have chosen Wanda as the winner of the Essay contest.
A.A
B.B
C.C
9.Miranda did the crossword puzzle in only 10 minutes.
A.A
B.B
C.C
10.The girls have shown their report cards to their parents.
A.A
B.B
C.C
11.Keisha told her mother about the terrible accident.
A.A
B.B
C.C
12.I am seeing more clearly now with my new glasses.
A.A
B.B
C.C
13.We sell dozens of magazine subscriptions last week.
A.Sold
B.Selled
C.Have selled
D.No error
14.Brandon sold most of his sculptures at the art show last weekend, but he keep his favorite one.
A.Keeped
B.Kept
C.Have kept
D.No error
15.The jockey lead the jittery thoroughbred to the starting gate just before the race.
A.Leading
B.Led
C.Leaded
D.No error
16.Ethan sit on the bench for six innings before he finally got to play.
A.Sat
B.Sits
C.Seated
D.No error
17.After many years had passed, George's scar from the accident was indiscernible.
A.Not easily seen
B.Not very painful
C.Not readily ignored
D.Not terribly serious
18.All of these flowers will produce seeds in the fall.
A.Past
B.Future
C.Present
D.Past perfect
19.The climate of Florida favors the growth of citrus fruit.
A.Past
B.Future
C.Present
D.Future perfect
20.Eric the red named a land of eternal ice and snow Greenland.
A.Past
B.Future
C.Present
D.Past perfect
21.The train reached the station shortly before midnight.
A.Present
B.Past
C.Future
D.Future perfect
Please select the correct verb tense that is used in the sentence below.
22.Ms.Palmer has been organizing the class schedules.
A.Past progressive
B.Present progressive
C.Past perfect progressive
D.Present perfect progressive
23.We had been listening to the radio when the lights went out.
A.Past progressive
B.Present progressive
C.Past perfect progressive
D.Present perfect progressive
24.Miranda had been mountain biking on the trail when she saw the bear and its cubs.
A.Past progressive
B.Present progressive
C.Present perfect progressive
D.Past perfect progressive
25.Sammi will have been writing her novel for two years this week.
A.Past progressive
B.Present progressive
C.Present perfect progressive
D.Future perfect progressive
26.The candidates for homecoming queen will be hearing the final results tonight.
A.Future progressive
B.Present progressive
C.Future perfect progressive
D.Present perfect progressive
Please select the best answer for the question below.
"About Russell"
27.During "the greatest kickball game ever," what happens after Rosalind kicks the ball into Russell's hands?
A.He goes home with the ball
B.He throws the game on purpose
C.He hurls the ball back after Rosalind
D.He declares a victory for his team
28.When Rita beats Russell at chess, she is amazed that he
A.Congratulates her
B.Puts the chess set away
C.Claims he won
D.Doesn't wreck the board
29.In "About Russell," what keeps Russell's family from helping him once they discover he is sick?
A.They can't afford to seek the kind of help that Russell needs.
B.They believe that Russell is pretending to be sick for attention.
C.They think if they leave Russell alone, he will get better
D.They prefer to ignore problems that they don't know how to fix
"I Want to Be Miss América."
30.What were the sisters expected to be when they grew up?
A.Career women
B.Obedient wives
C.College graduates
D.Beauty-pageant contestants
31.In "I Want to Be Miss America," What effect does the "ethnic look" in American fashion have on the Author?
A.She feels grateful and finally at home in America.
B.She feels included but still out of place in her new country.
C.She feels happy but thinks the fashion trend will be short-lived.
D.She feels resentful and wishes Americans had accepted her sooner.
"The Struggle to Be an All-American Girl"
32.What does the narrator learn at Chinese school?
A.To value her Chinese heritage
B.To speak, read, and write Chinese
C.To appreciate Chinese culture
D.To understand math, science, and literature
33.How does the narrator view herself?
A.as Chinese
B.as American
C.as having two cultures
D.as having many cultures
34.Why do you think Wong is embarrassed to go with her grandmother to the American store?
A.Her grandmother does not fit in
B.Her grandmother speaks too softly
C.Her grandmother scolds her in public
D.Her grandmother is old and can't keep up
"Sure You Can Ask Me A Personal Question"
35.The questions asked of the poems speaker reflect_______about Native Americans.
A.Truths
B.Stereotypes
C.Knowledge
D.Understanding
"In Answer to Their Questions"
36.When Lisa Pours olive oil over salt and pepper, what do the olive oil bubbles show?
A.That Italian culture is better than any other culture
B.That Italians must protect their culture against other cultures
C.That Italians know how to enjoy life better than other people
D.That Italians can join other cultures, but they still keep their own culture
"Where Have You Gone, Charming Billy?"
37.In "Where Have You Gone, Charming Billy?" from Paul's memories and fantasies, you can infer that his family was.
A.Warm and Caring
B.Strange and Puzzling
C.Distant and Unfeeling
D.Charming and Quick-witted
38.In "Where Have You Gone, Charming Billy?" Why can't Paul stop laughing at the thought of Billy Boy dying?
A.He feels that death in general is funnier than it is tragic
B.He finds it ironic that Billy Boy died of a heart in a war.
C.He believes that Billy Boy deserved to die a more heroic death
D.He knows that Billy Boy would have found it amusing to die that way
39.What does Ronald Givens look like to the narrator?
A.a turtle
B.a writer
C.a sheep
D.an editor
40.In "Where Have You Gone,Charming Billy?" The narrator was most likely to remember the obituaries of people who
A.Were personal friends of his
B.made the world a better place
C.were well known public figures
D.were loyal, hardworking citizens
41.In "Mortals," according to Mr.Givens, people with big names.
A.Have the biggest hearts
B.Get the best obituaries
C.Are not the best people
D.Do not get what they deserve
42.The author titles the story "Mortals" to support the theme that, as humans, we
A.Do not know when or how we are going to die
B.Do not have much control over how our lives turn out
C.Are all afraid of dying and leaving behind our loved ones
D.All worry about dying without having led a meaningful life
Match the category of poetry with the excerpt or poem.
A.Poetry of Place
B.Poetry of Spirit
C.Poetry of Nature
D.Poetry of Family
Dove-twirl in the tall grass
End of summer glaze next door
43.On the gloves and split ends of the cooked magnolia tree.
Work Sounds: truck back up beep, wood tin hammer, cicada, fire horn
44.My birthplace vanished, my citizenship earned, in league with stones of the earth, I enter, without retreat or help from history, the days of no day, my earth of no earth, I re-enter
The city in which I love you. And I never believed that the multitude of dreams and many words were vain
A.A
B.B
C.C
D.D
45.On the days when the rest have failed you, let this much be yours- flies, dust, an unameable odor, the two waiting baskets:one for the lemons and passion, the other for all you have lost.
Both empty, it will come to your shoulder, breathe slowly against your bare arm.
If you offer it hay, it will eat.
Offered nothing, it will stand as long as you ask. The little bells of the brindle will hang beside you quietly, in the heat and the tree's thin shade.
Do not let its sparse mane deceive you, or the way the left ear swivels into dream.
This too is a gift of the gods, calm and complete.
A.A
B.B
C.C
D.D
46.When the black snake flashed onto the morning road, and the truck could not swerve- death, that is how it happens.
Now he lied looped and useless as an old bicycle tire. I stop the car and carry him into the bushes.
A.A
B.B
C.C
D.D
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