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1
What genre or genres best classify "There Will Come Soft Rains"?
fantasy
poetic short story
all of these
sci-fi
2
"The girl's hair is arrayed in curls...a large notebook worthy of someone in high school...several pencils" (23-24).
all of these
symbolism
visual imagery
juxtaposition
3
In what year was "There Will Come Soft Rains" published?
1950
2003
1980
1971
4
What types of symbolic elements are mentioned during the children's hour at four-thirty? (114)
animals
sounds
colors
all of these
5
What word/s do you associate with the term author's craft?
plot development
all of these
literary devices
characterization
6
Describe the protagonist's mother's new look in paragraph 18.
resentful
grateful
snide
embarrassed
7
The bread in paragraph two is ____________.
absent
abundant
moldy
scarce
8
What did the sick dog track into the house?
mud
toast
grass
dead mice
9
"The First Day" may be classified as a realistic short story.
True
False
10
How did the mice react to the sick dog tracking mud in the house?
angrily and aggravated
apathetically and silently
kindly and empathetically
positively and supportively
11
What happened at 2:30 in the house?
all of these occurred during adult happy hour
music played
bridge tables with cards appeared
martinis & egg sandwiches appeared
12
What word/s from the Teasdale poem is essential to understanding the short story?
war
all of these
ground
bird
13
What genre best classifies the essay, "Bread"?
comedy
fantasy
realism
sci-fi
14
The bread in paragraph three is _____________.
symbolic
abundant
poisoned
scarce
15
What tone best describes the breakfast excerpt in the exposition of the short story?
emotional
imperfect
mechanical
chaotic
16
What allusion to a famous poet is included in paragraph 41 on page 114?
Robert Frost
Sara Teasdale
Maya Angelou
Ralph Waldo Emmerson
17
Why did the protagonist immediately like Walker-Jones Elementary?
It had good teachers.
It had a nice playground.
It was large and new.
It had a nice library.
18
What lit. technique? "My shoes are my greatest joy, black patent-leather miracles..." (22)
visual imagery
all of these
metaphor
hyperbole
19
What lit. device? "...you can see the bread...But can you trust it?" (16)
all of these
visual imagery
symbolism
hypothetical question
20
How are the women who greet the protagonist and her mother described?
attractive
classy
sophisticated
all of these
21
What is a reading strategy that you apply to improve your comprehension and analysis skills?
all of these
think aloud
reread
visualize
22
Tone? "...old-maidenly preoccupation with self-protection which bordered on a mechanical paranoia" (113)
all of these
fearful
irrational
isolated
23
In paragraph one of "Bread", the bread is ____________.
scarce
abundant
bland
poisoned
24
What did the protagonist's mother like about Seaton Elementary?
the teachers were helpful
the facility was new
the positive reputation
the proximity to her church
25
What inference can be made based upon the Sara Teasdale poem? (114-115)
harsh winds have destroyed the area
the mice have destroyed the area
harsh rains have destroyed the area
war has destroyed the area