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- Q1Which quotation provides the best evidence that the story takes place in a rural setting?When the first frost came in November, Aunt Jessie fretted.She reached across the bush in front and touched my plastic rose.I ran to the barn, ashamed and confused.On one of our walks, she headed for the bushes.120s110.31.b.9.C
- Q2The dialogue in paragraph 5 reveals —Aunt Jessie’s cruelty and the narrator’s hope for redemptionAunt Jessie’s sarcasm and the narrator’s longing for acceptanceAunt Jessie’s pragmatism and the narrator’s need to gain approvalAunt Jessie’s fatalism and the narrator’s desire to console120s110.32.b.5.B
- Q3The description of Aunt Jessie in paragraph 3 emphasizes that she —likes to be in control of situationsdoes not want to admit her difficulty overcoming griefremains distant from her familycontinues to mourn the death of her child120s110.32.b.5.B
- Q4Which quotation provides the best evidence of the narrator’s sensitivity?Bonnie and I were wandering around the store, unable to make up our minds what to choose.She and I would walk through them, counting the blooms.It sent a shiver through me.I snuck it into the rosebushes in the yard, tying it to a branch.120s110.32.b.5.B
- Q5In paragraph 2, the “first frost” represents the —persistence of hopeinevitability of deathbeginning of troubleunfairness of life120s110.34.b.9.C
- Q6The word "fret" in paragraph 5 meansto be angryto be sad and gloomyto be bothered and worriedto be worried or anxious120s110.33.b.1.B
- Q7What does the word "discouraged" mean in paragraph 6?to be courageous and daringnoneto lose confidence and enthusiasmunable to be brave120s110.33.b.1.B
- Q8Which phrase from the story lets us know that Aunt Jessie was an apologetic personWhen the first frost came in November, Aunt Jessie fretted.My own face must have betrayed my guilt....she knew I hadn't meant to hurt her, that I must have thought it would please her....she restored the red plastic rose to the rose garden120s110.31.b.5.B
- Q9Which sentence lets the reader know what point of view the story is written in?"You?" she said. "You did that? How could you?"Aunt Jessie loved those roses.It was perfect: a red plastic rose on a stiff green stem.I ran to the barn, ashamed and confused.120s110.31.b.5.C
- Q10In what point of view is "Chasing Redbird" written?1st person4th person2nd person3rd person120s110.31.b.5.C