What does this highlighted description from Sec. 5 of "The Invalid's
Story" tell us about the
narrator?

"... soon I began to feel more
and more uneasy every
minute, for every minute that
went by that odor thickened
up the more, and got to be
more and more gamy and
hard to stand."

A. The narrator was callused and never felt emotions.

B. The narrator was concerned about what the expressman would think of the smell.

C. The narrator didn't care if people noticed the smell or not; he just wanted to
deliver the box.

This highlighted description from Sec. 5 of "The Invalid's Story" tell us about the narrator was concerned about what the express man would think of the smell. Therefore, option B is correct.

Narrator one who recounts tales or narrates. The individual or "voice" whose point of view is employed when telling a story (narratology). The person who does the voice-over in a documentary (film and television).

I'm going to share a story with you as an illustration of a narrator who is telling the tale from his point of view. It's difficult to watch because it involves one of the worst things that has ever occurred to me.

Plot, characters, point of view, setting, topic, conflict, and style are a few of these terms. Our ability to examine stories and decipher their meanings is improved when we are aware of how these elements function.

Thus, option B is correct.

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Does Hamlet seem to be surrounded by people he can trust?

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She has lost a lot of weight now that
1. she has cut off sugar in her diet
2. she has cut down sugar in her diet
3. she has cut sugar in her diet
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Gumball Watterson will finish his novel eventually.

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What is Quindlen's claim in the following paragraph? Explain in your own words.

This is a nation founded on a conundrum, what Mario Cuomo has characterized as “community added to individualism.” These two are our defining ideals; they are also in constant conflict. Historians today bemoan the ascendancy of a kind of prideful apartheid in America, saying that the clinging to ethnicity, in background and custom, has undermined the concept of unity. These historians must have forgotten the past, or have gilded it. The New York of my children is no more Balkanized, probably less so, than the Philadelphia of my father, in which Jewish boys would walk several blocks out of their way to avoid the Irish divide of Chester Avenue. (I was the product of a mixed marriage, across barely bridgeable lines: an Italian girl, an Irish boy. How quaint it seems now, how incendiary then.) The Brooklyn of Francie Nolan’s famous tree, the Newark of which Portnoy complained, even the uninflected WASP suburbs of Cheever’s characters: they are ghettos, pure and simple. Do the Cambodians and the Mexicans in California coexist less easily today than did the Irish and Italians of Massachusetts a century ago? You know the answer.

What writing convention does Jonathan Edwards use to persuade his audience?
A. imagery
B. metaphor
C. hyperbole
D. all of the above

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Read the sentence.

We rode our bikes to meet them at the lake.

Which part of the sentence is the subjective pronoun?
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Why did people refer to Washington as "the American Cincinnatus"?


He preferred fighting to farming.

He deeply cared for his troops.

He was a diplomat and a soldier.


He was a selfless leader.

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Syasya is a person who always makes a paid review for beauty products in social media. She is __________ . *
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B) a beautician
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How does the author develop his central idea throughout the course of the text? Article: On Disability Rights
A. Through a description of his childhood and how his brother was his inspiration
to keep overcoming obstacles.
B. Through personal anecdotes that reveal the power of disability activists and the
progress they’ve made over decades
C. By showing how people with disabilities have slowly lost rights over time.
D. By discussing how people with disabilities should be taken care of by the
government.

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Which type of wave has the longest wavelength?
A
radio
B
microwave
C
infrared
D
visible light
E
ultraviolet
F
x ray
G
gamma

What is the Denotation of the movie Forrest Gump?

1. What did young Katherine believe about her father?

A. He at first wanted Katherine to run the family farm, but later changed his mind.

B. He was the smartest man she ever knew, and he had a real gift for math.

C. He secretly wanted to be a mathematician, and he regretted becoming a farmer.

D. He did not understand Katherine's love of math, but he supported her anyway.

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2. Why did Katherine, her siblings, and her mother move to Institute, West Virginia, while her father stayed in White Sulphur Springs?

A. There was a high school for the children to attend in Institute, but not in White Sulphur Springs.

B. Katherine's mother got a job as a school teacher in Institute.

C. Her parents divorced just before Katherine was about to begin high school.

D. White Sulphur Springs was a dangerous place for the family to live, and Institute was much safer

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3. What job did Katherine's professor, W.W. Schieffelin Claytor, train her to pursue after she graduated from college?

A. research mathematician

B. French teacher

C. rocket scientist

D. professor of mathematics
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4. Which statement is one main idea from Chapters 1-3 of You Should Meet Katherine Johnson?

A. NACA engineers developed a plane that broke the sound barrier before Katherine began working for the agency in 1953.

B. When Katherine Johnson was young, there were fewer opportunities for African Americans to receive an education and find good jobs.

C. Katherine Johnson was born and raised in West Virginia, but moved to Virginia when she was an adult.

D. Katherine Johnson enjoyed French and even briefly taught the language after she graduated from college.
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5. Which details from the first three chapters of You Should Meet Katherine Johnson support the main idea that there were fewer opportunities for African Americans to receive an education and find good jobs when Katherine was young?

Select the two correct answers.


A. Though Katherine graduated with honors with a math degree in 1937, she was not hired to work for NACA until 1953.

B. Katherine was hired to work as a "computer," someone who did the math that NACA engineers needed.

C. Katherine's father owned a farm and Katherine's mother had been a school teacher.

D. Katherine and her siblings had to move 120 miles away in order to attend high school.

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