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• 2.The question below refers to the selection "By Any Other Name." Which aspect of school life does Santha find hardest to understand? A. Reading and Writing B. Tests C. Sandwiches D. Sports 3.The question below refers to the selection "By Any Other Name." When told why the girls have left school, their mother reacts with - A. uncontrollable anger. B. utter indifference. C. calm dignity. D. intense fear. 4.The conflict is known as the story's ______ . A. characters B. problem C. irony D. relationship 5.The question below refers to the selection "By the Waters of Babylon." Based on story clues, readers can conclude that John’s father punishes John for eating the gods’ food because - A. the gods forbid people from eating it. B. the food is sometimes deadly. C. the food is specially blessed. D. only kings are allowed to eat it. 6.The question below refers to the selection "By the Waters of Babylon." It can be inferred that the many lights that John sees in his dream of the Place of the Gods are - A. cooking fires. B. electrical lights. C. television sets. D. rays of the sun. 7.The question below refers to the selection "Catch the Moon." At first, Luis wonders whether he should do his full sentence in juvenile hall because - A. his father won’t let him forget his crime. B. he doesn’t like working for his father. C. he committed three other crimes. D. all his friends are in juvenile hall. 8.The question below refers to the selection "Catch the Moon." Mr. Cintrón is best described as - A. depressed and mean. B. well-meaning and hard-working. C. careless but strict. D. angry and bitter. 9.The question below refers to the selection "Catch the Moon." Mr. Cintrón polishes everything that belonged to his wife because - A. he is too poor to afford new things. B. he is too stingy to buy new things. C. it is a way to show his love for her. D. he wants to sell the things. 10.The question below refers to the selection "Catch the Moon." At one point in the story, Luis cries “a flood of tears” - A. because he is embarrassed about his criminal record. B. because he is sad at his mother’s funeral. C. when he acknowledges how much he misses his mother. D. because he is badly injured by a flying hubcap. 11.Suspense is A. a feeling that the main character is about to be killed. B. the reader’s desire for a happy ending. C. the reader’s first impression of the main character. D. the reader’s uncertainty about what will happen in the story. 12.To evaluate the credibility of a source, you should - A. verify that the facts cited by the author are accurate. B. summarize the main idea. C. determine the author’s audience. D. elaborate on the author’s points by offering your own opinions. 13.Which synonym of mysterious has the closest meaning to how it is used in the following sentence? “But the ways of stories are mysterious, Firstborn Son.” A. puzzling B. dark C. shocking D. melancholy 14.When synthesizing texts, the first step you, as a reader, should take is to ______- . A. identify the writer's message B. read with clarity C. make connections D. put thoughts together 15.The question below refers to the selections "Interview with Alice Walker,” “Interview with Nikki Giovanni,” “Thinkin’ on Marryin’,” and “A Baby’s Quilt to Sew Up the Generations.” Nikki Giovanni uses quilts as a A. poetic metaphor. B. sleeping aid. C. way to earn money. D. reminder of her childhood. 16. The question below refers to the selections "Interview with Alice Walker,” “Interview with Nikki Giovanni,” “Thinkin’ on Marryin’,” and “A Baby’s Quilt to Sew Up the Generations.” Which phrase from “Thinkin’ on Marryin’” is a good example of regional dialect? A. “I made three by myself. . . .” B. “You won’t believe it to look at me now. . . .” C. “What I was doin’ was settin’ there. . . .” D. “That was the longest speech he ever said. . . .” 17.The question below refers to the selection "Notes from a Bottle.” Which of the following events is not an example of subtlety or ambiguity in “Notes from a Bottle”? A. The people are celebrating for no clear reason. B. Services have ended not because of the flood but because of strikes. C. Boats cruise by, but no one tries to escape. D. The water eventually covers the narrator’s floor.

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