Question 11) What is the primary effect of the Biblical references in paragraph 88?(1 point)

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Responses.

They help to contrast Scrooge's behavior with the community's Christian values.
They help to contrast Scrooge's behavior with the community's Christian values.

They foreshadow the redemption Scrooge will find at the conclusion of the book.
They foreshadow the redemption Scrooge will find at the conclusion of the book.

They foreshadow that something dangerous will happen in Scrooge's future.
They foreshadow that something dangerous will happen in Scrooge's future.

They help the reader understand the root of Scrooge's behavior.

Answer 1

The primary effect of the Biblical references in paragraph 88 is:

They help to contrast Scrooge's behavior with the community's Christian values.

This choice highlights how Scrooge's actions and attitudes are at odds with the moral teachings typically associated with Christianity, emphasizing his need for transformation.

Answer 2

Question 12) What does the term "succeeded" most clearly mean in paragraph 91? (1 point)
Responses

followed
followed

failed
failed

inherited
inherited

accomplished

Answer 3

In paragraph 91, the term "succeeded" most clearly means:

followed

This interpretation typically indicates that one event or person follows another in a sequence, which aligns with common usage of the term.

Answer 4

Question 13) What does the term "waggish" most clearly mean as used in paragraph 114? (1 point)
Responses

humorous
humorous

intelligent
intelligent

fearful
fearful

heartfelt

Answer 5

In paragraph 114, the term "waggish" most clearly means:

humorous

"Waggish" is often used to describe a playful or witty sense of humor.

Answer 6

Question 14) Which of the following best describes the mood created throughout this passage?(1 point)
Responses

Relief and comfort, as Scrooge is not at all disturbed by the ghost’s appearance.
Relief and comfort, as Scrooge is not at all disturbed by the ghost’s appearance.

Humor and disbelief, as Scrooge tries to make light of the situation.
Humor and disbelief, as Scrooge tries to make light of the situation.

Confusion and curiosity, as Scrooge tries to make sense of the situation.
Confusion and curiosity, as Scrooge tries to make sense of the situation.

Fear and unease, as Scrooge is confronted with something terrifying and struggles to maintain control.

Answer 7

The mood created throughout the passage is best described as:

Humor and disbelief, as Scrooge tries to make light of the situation.

This choice indicates a light-hearted approach to what is typically a frightening scenario, aligning with Scrooge's character as he navigates encounters with the supernatural.

Answer 8

Last Section: Review Questions (like you've seen on the exit tickets)
You made it through all of the reading sections. The last 6 questions are going to tie up this semester. These questions will help you to review the things we've talked about in LiveLessons that pertain to reading and test-taking. Read each question and each answer choice carefully. Go slowly as these are the last questions and your last chance to pick up points on this exam. When you complete this section, check your work and then submit the exam.
Question 15
Question 15) There are a total of 6 different informational text structure. Select the best answer below to name the text structures you reviewed this year. Remember, you need to read all of answer choices!(1 point)
Responses

Descriptive
Descriptive

Chronological
Chronological

Compare and Contrast
Compare and Contrast

All of the above are text structures we have reviewed
All of the above are text structures we have reviewed

None of the above

Answer 9

The best answer to name the text structures you reviewed this year is:

All of the above are text structures we have reviewed.

This response encompasses the various text structures, including descriptive, chronological, and compare and contrast, indicating a comprehensive understanding of the topic.

Answer 10

Question 16) In a Problem and Solution text structure, you can expect the author to provide information about. . .(1 point)
Responses

the problem and potential answers to the problem
the problem and potential answers to the problem

the problem as it developed over time
the problem as it developed over time

the backstory behind the issue and the issue itself
the backstory behind the issue and the issue itself

two different objects or ideas

Answer 11

In a Problem and Solution text structure, you can expect the author to provide information about:

the problem and potential answers to the problem.

This choice accurately reflects the focus of this text structure, where a problem is identified and various solutions are presented.