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- Q1What major theme is explored in the story?Family bonds are priceless.Appearances can be deceiving.Working hard is the best way to accomplish a goal.Responsibility is often difficult to accept.60s110.31.b.2
- Q2Which sentence best reflects a primary theme of the selection?As a child, I lived some distance back in the woods.I didn't know what it was to be lonely.Mama was a delightful person.Life was simple for us, but it was good.120s110.31.b.2
- Q3This excerpt can best be described as exploring the theme of -reverence for the natural worldsurvival in extreme conditionscourage in the face of dangerstanding up for a principle120s110.31.b.2
- Q4How does paragraph 6 contribute to the author's message?It details the advantages of books to support his belief about their value.It offers a solution to the problem of books becoming outdated.It explores whether the best source of knowledge is the Internet or libraries.It presents his argument for replacing libraries with modern technology.60s110.31.b.2
- Q5Paragraph 7 highlights the author's message by suggesting that books -are more appealing to people with academic backgroundswill eventually be replaced by other mediaprovide people with knowledge not available elsewhereoffer something deeper than other forms of entertainment60s110.31.b.2