What kind of thrill does Matthew express? Select TWO options.

An excitement for something gross, A prickling sensation from something unwanted

The narrator assumes that the reader ________________.

thinks of a hole in the ground as a bad thing

Part B. Which sentence from the text best supports your answer in Part A?

And in the meantime we're pretty well off.

Which of the following conclusions can be drawn about a hobbit-hole? Select TWO options.

It is clean, It was comfortable

Part B. Which sentence from the text best supports your answer in Part A?

A pier extends twenty yards into the Gulf of Mexico.

What kind of thrill is Ann talking about? Select TWO options.

A sense of correctness, A feeling of excitement from beauty

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1
What kind of thrill does Matthew express? Select TWO options.
An excitement for something gross
A prickling sensation from something unwanted
A feeling of excitement from beauty
A sense of correctness
2
The narrator assumes that the reader ________________.
expects the hole to be empty
thinks of a hole in the ground as a bad thing
believes hobbit holes are comfortable
understands what it's like to visit a hobbit-hole
3
Part B. Which sentence from the text best supports your answer in Part A?
"Of course it would be raining!" said Edmund
They had just finished their breakfast with the Professor.
"I'm going to explore the house."
And in the meantime we're pretty well off.
4
Which of the following conclusions can be drawn about a hobbit-hole? Select TWO options.
It is clean
It is nasty and dirty
It was comfortable
It has furniture
5
Part A. The dialogue suggests Susan is ___________.
understanding
adventurous
content
frustrated
6
Part B. Which sentence from the text best supports your answer in Part A?
A palm tree sways in the front.
I stand in the middle of the drive and stare up at the house.
A pier extends twenty yards into the Gulf of Mexico.
It is light pink, almost like cake frosting.
7
Part A. We can infer the house is a ________.
beach house
lake house
townhouse
ski house
8
What kind of thrill is Ann talking about? Select TWO options.
A sense of correctness
A prickling sensation from something unwanted
A feeling of excitement from beauty
An excitement for something gross
9
The warden is most likely _________.
old
weak
uncaring
unhappy
10
Select TWO options for this question. We can infer the lake is gone due to ________________.
weather
drought
animals
overuse

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