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2. In “Thank You, M’am,” the lines “I didn’t aim to” and “You a lie!” are both examples of __________. (Points : 3)
dialect

metaphors

allusions

imagery

Question 3.3. In “Thank You, M’am,” the blue suede shoes are symbols of __________. (Points : 3)
what Mrs. Jones teaches Roger
what Roger wants but cannot have
memories of Mrs. Jones’s youth
Roger’s innocence

Question 4.4. In their brief time together, Mrs. Jones imparts all of these lessons to Roger except __________. (Points : 3)
to be proud of oneself
to deal with others with respect
to be wary of strangers
to accept responsibility for one’s actions

Question 5.5. One event in the rising action of “Thank You, M’am” occurs when __________. (Points : 3)
Mrs. Jones insists that Roger come home with her and cleans him up
Roger can’t bring himself to thank Mrs. Jones at the story’s end
Mrs. Jones walks home alone at night
Mrs. Jones gives Roger the money for the shoes

Question 6.6. In “The Circuit,” the narrator uses Spanish, making the story more __________. (Points : 3)
believable
confusing
humorous
adventurous

Question 7.7. The narrator’s family life in “The Circuit” reveals the importance of __________. (Points : 3)
traveling for fun
having lots of money
getting a good education
working together toward a goal

Question 8.8. How does the narrator in “The Circuit” feel while riding the bus on his first day of school? (Points : 3)
nervous

happy

foolish

ugly

Question 9.9. The climax of “The Circuit” occurs when __________. (Points : 3)
the narrator’s teacher agrees to give him trumpet lessons
the narrator and his brother join their father at work in the field
the narrator sits alone and worries on the bus
the family works quickly to pack the car with all their household goods

Question 10.10. At the beginning of “The Bracelet,” Ruri tells the reader that after her house has been packed up it feels like “a gift box after the nice thing inside was gone; just a lot of nothingness.” This image helps to convey the story's __________. (Points : 3)
symbolism

climax

rising action

mood

Question 11.11. Laurie, Ruri’s friend in “The Bracelet,” can be understood as being a part of the story because she shows readers __________. (Points : 3)
how materialistic and immature others are compared to Ruri

how internment affects everyone, not just those being interned

the opinion of those people who believe that internment is a good idea

someone who will be going with Ruri to the internment camp

Question 12.12. Of what is the uncared for garden in “The Bracelet” a symbol? (Points : 3)
Ruri’s sorrow when she finds that the bracelet is gone
Ruri’s dissatisfaction with her home at the camp
Ruri’s feelings of neglect and loneliness
Ruri’s worries about the way the soldiers will treat her new home

Question 13.13. Readers can identify with Ruri and relate to her experiences more easily because the author writes in __________. (Points : 3)
third-person limited point of view
third-person omniscient point of view
second-person point of view
first-person point of view

Question 14.14. While in the camp, Ruri’s mother demonstrates __________. (Points : 3)
cunning and daring

fear and self-pity

strength and dignity

cheer and good humor

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Will Fan And Medal Help Fast!!!!!
2. In “Thank You, M’am,” the lines “I didn’t aim to” and “You a lie!” are both examples of __________.   (Points : 3)
       dialect

metaphors

allusions

imagery

Question 3.3. In “Thank You, M’am,” the blue suede shoes are symbols of __________. (Points : 3)
       what Mrs. Jones teaches Roger
       what Roger wants but cannot have
       memories of Mrs. Jones’s youth
       Roger’s innocence

Question 4.4. In their brief time together, Mrs. Jones imparts all of these lessons to Roger except __________. (Points : 3)
       to be proud of oneself
       to deal with others with respect
       to be wary of strangers
       to accept responsibility for one’s actions

Question 5.5. One event in the rising action of “Thank You, M’am” occurs when __________. (Points : 3)
       Mrs. Jones insists that Roger come home with her and cleans him up
       Roger can’t bring himself to thank Mrs. Jones at the story’s end
       Mrs. Jones walks home alone at night
       Mrs. Jones gives Roger the money for the shoes

Question 6.6. In “The Circuit,” the narrator uses Spanish, making the story more __________. (Points : 3)
       believable
       confusing
       humorous
       adventurous

Question 7.7. The narrator’s family life in “The Circuit” reveals the importance of __________. (Points : 3)
       traveling for fun
       having lots of money
       getting a good education
       working together toward a goal

Question 8.8. How does the narrator in “The Circuit” feel while riding the bus on his first day of school?       (Points : 3)
       nervous

happy

foolish

ugly

Question 9.9. The climax of “The Circuit” occurs when __________. (Points : 3)
       the narrator’s teacher agrees to give him trumpet lessons
       the narrator and his brother join their father at work in the field
       the narrator sits alone and worries on the bus
       the family works quickly to pack the car with all their household goods

Question 10.10. At the beginning of “The Bracelet,” Ruri tells the reader that after her house has been packed up it feels like “a gift box after the nice thing inside was gone; just a lot of nothingness.” This image helps to convey the story's __________.    (Points : 3)
       symbolism

climax

rising action

mood

Question 11.11. Laurie, Ruri’s friend in “The Bracelet,” can be understood as being a part of the story because she shows readers __________.    (Points : 3)
       how materialistic and immature others are compared to Ruri

how internment affects everyone, not just those being interned

the opinion of those people who believe that internment is a good idea

someone who will be going with Ruri to the internment camp

Question 12.12. Of what is the uncared for garden in “The Bracelet” a symbol? (Points : 3)
       Ruri’s sorrow when she finds that the bracelet is gone
       Ruri’s dissatisfaction with her home at the camp
       Ruri’s feelings of neglect and loneliness
       Ruri’s worries about the way the soldiers will treat her new home

Question 13.13. Readers can identify with Ruri and relate to her experiences more easily because the author writes in __________. (Points : 3)
       third-person limited point of view
       third-person omniscient point of view
       second-person point of view
       first-person point of view

Question 14.14. While in the camp, Ruri’s mother demonstrates __________. (Points : 3)
       cunning and daring

fear and self-pity

strength and dignity

cheer and good humor

anonymous · Answer

@Compassionate @Destinymasha @nincompoop @paki @igreen @sammixboo @rose21

compassionate · Answer

What test is this from? I might have the answers!

compassionate · Answer

Looks like Language Arts. Is it FLVS or Connexus? I saved a lot of my stuff as notes from my previous year.

anonymous · Answer

This is Language Arts And It's...hold on 1 second

compassionate · Answer

Yeah. Looked like Language Arts. 8th grade FLVS, right?

compassionate · Answer

I know they do Language Arts for 7th grade, too.

anonymous · Answer

No wait this is literature and composition

anonymous · Answer

7th grade

compassionate · Answer

Yeah. Seemed like it. "Literature and Composition" is just the pre-Language Arts, basically. Is this for FLVS?

anonymous · Answer

I honestly have no idea what that is lol its just like a test that I have for one of my units...

compassionate · Answer

Yeah. Thought it wasn't FLVS. I've never seen the 11.11, 6.6, etc, system used in FLVS. We usually use a different type of numerical system.  

But what Lesson is this? Which test/unit?

anonymous · Answer

Oh wait no its not for FLVS

compassionate · Answer

I thought it wasn't. Looks like Connexus or a state-system.

anonymous · Answer

Oh that 6.6 thing isnt on the actual test its something that happened when i pasted it over

compassionate · Answer

Oh, so 6.6 isn't on the Test? Alright.

anonymous · Answer

yeah its just 6. 7. 6. etc.

anonymous · Answer

6. 7. 8. sorry lol

compassionate · Answer

Are you aware that you're not supposed to use OpenStudy for your tests?

anonymous · Answer

Yeah this is a practice test for the real one

anonymous · Answer

Which I have to do tomorrow

compassionate · Answer

It's best to refrain from posting any sort of content from other sites without a citation, and if it's a test, make sure to not violate your school's academic integrity policy.

compassionate · Answer

The purpose of a practice test is to do it on your own to see what you know. If you don't know it on your practice test, then just go into your lesson and read.

anonymous · Answer

2.dialect.

anonymous · Answer

lol wow im in 7th grade in k12 too lol

anonymous · Answer

i'm in sixth and doing  this! :(

anonymous · Answer

^^i have it too it's honors thats why @ilovecrayons

anonymous · Answer

ahhhhh ok