A Soldier for the Crown

Question 1

An example of a SECOND PERSON NARRATOR

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You always were a gambler.

Question 2

"colonial" in the second paragraph provides a clue about

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the historical setting of the story

Question 3

The underlined phrases contribute to

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the ambiguity about the character's identity

Question 4

An example of a FIRST PERSON NARRATOR

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I always was a gambler.

Question 5

This is an example of AMBIGUITY: He gave food to her cat.

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false

Question 6

The second-person point of view affects the story by

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making it seem that the main character is talking to herself

Question 7

This is an example of AMBIGUITY: I have never tasted a cake quite like that one before!

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true

Question 8

Ambiguity is:

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when a writer leaves something open to interpretation

Question 9

This is an example of AMBIGUITY: I have never tasted a cake so delicious before!

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false

Question 10

The main character's name is Alexander Freeman

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true and false

Question 11

"unalienable" means

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guaranteed

Question 12

"Some leaped from the docks into the water . . ." This create a mood of

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desperation

Question 13

"elusive" means

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something that slips out of reach

Question 14

The next two questions will be for discussion

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true

Question 15

"But did you win this time?" This line is an example of

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suspense building

Question 16

The narrator vs. slavery is one conflict in "A Soldier for the Crown"

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true

Question 17

This is an example of AMBIGUITY: He gave her cat food.

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true

Question 18

Choices the author makes about plot events, narrative voice, and pacing are all part of

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structure

Question 19

The narrator vs. herself is one conflict in the story.

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true

Question 20

Possible quiz questions ahead! There is a flashback in "A Soldier for the Crown."

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true

Question 21

Chronologically, the main character

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learns that Titus is leaving, then changes clothes

Question 22

In "A Soldier for the Crown" the SECOND PERSON NARRATION creates ambiguity.

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true

Question 23

The war that the main character fights in is

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The American Revolution

Question 24

"belatedly" means

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tardily

Question 25

What surprises Alexander Freeman?

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black men with guns

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