Question 1

Read the sentence from the passage.

How does the description of the storm's effects MOST contribute to the development of the plot?

Accepted Answer

The description foreshadows the fate of Ryer's property.

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The description foreshadows the path of Ryer's journey.

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The description explains why Ryer falls into the water.

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The description explains why Ryer is able to acquire land.

Question 2

Part One:
Which statement BEST describes the role of the setting in the passage?

Accepted Answer

The setting emphasizes the absurdity of the conflict.

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The setting highlights the heroism of the main character.

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The setting reveals the distinct personalities of the characters.

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The setting creates doubt that the conflict will be resolved.

Question 3

Part Two:
Which sentence from the passage BEST supports the answer in Part One? Choose one answer.

Accepted Answer

"A house, a woman, some girls, a dog, a cat, and a stork were on it and afloat."

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"When his father was able to sit up and talk, Pete started to row back to the little wharf in
front of his home."

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"There was once a Dutchman who lived in the province called Drenthe."

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"On the farm, all the animals, from duck to stork and from dog to ox, now led happier lives."

Question 4

What is the main way that the setting affects the passage?

Accepted Answer

Because the events take place in the future, a character is unfamiliar with present-day items.

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Because the events take place in the future, a character makes unpredictable decisions.

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Because the events take place in an old building, the characters think they will encounter danger.

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Because the events take place in an old building, the characters assume that they are alone.

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