Question

The orange of the golden carp appeared at the edge of the pond. As he came out of the darkness of the pond the sun caught his shiny scales and the light reflected orange and yellow and red. He swam very close to our feet. His body was round and smooth in the clear water.

Based on this description, which of the following BEST describes the narrator’s feeling toward the carp?
A.
He is terrified of the carp.
B.
He is impressed with the carp.
C.
He does not care about the carp.
D.
He is disgusted by the carp.

Answer 1

B. He describes it with beautiful words, not calling it disgusting or horrifying.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Aunt Sponge was enormously fat and very short. She had small piggy eyes, a sunken mouth, and one of those white flabby faces that looked exactly as though it had been boiled. She was like a great white soggy overboiled cabbage. Aunt Spiker, on the other hand, was lean and tall and bony, and she wore steel-rimmed spectacles that fixed on onto the end of her nose with a clip. She had a screeching voice and long wet narrow lips, and whenever she got angry or excited, little flecks of spit would come shooting out of her mouth as she talked.

Answer 4

Based on the excerpt above, which of the following statements is TRUE?
A.
The narrator describes the aunts in such a way that we suspect he does not like them.
B.
The aunts seem like nice people based on their descriptions.
C.
Based on his descriptions, the narrator seems to like Aunt Spiker a great deal more than Aunt Sponge.
D.
The aunts are physically very different, but the descriptions lead us to believe they have similar personalities.

Answer 5

It could either be A or D. I think it's A though.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

All of the following are examples of internal visuals EXCEPT:
A.
associating a word/concept with an image
B.
imagining events in planning a process
C.
using memories to recall facts or emotions
D.
drawing an animation that reflects the text

Answer 8

I got it nevermind!