Read the excerpt below from The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett.

She feels peaceful and more at ease when she is in the garden.

How does the author's word choice and sentence structure contribute to the tone and meaning of the passage?

Words such as "raged," "fury," and "screamed" contribute to a dramatic tone

How do the literary devices in the passage contribute to the development of the setting, character, and plot?

The eerie, suspenseful atmosphere reflects the character's isolation.

In comparing the two passages, what is the main disagreement between the two texts?

1 = improves student outcomes, 2 = lower completion rates

How does the author acknowledge and respond to the conflicting point of view presented in the passage?

The author acknowledges concerns, but argues the benefits outweigh them

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Unit 6 Post Test Reteach (24-25)

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1
Read the excerpt below from The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett.
She dislikes the garden and prefers staying indoors.
She feels overwhelmed by the garden and wishes to leave.
She feels peaceful and more at ease when she is in the garden.
She is unsure about how she feels in the garden and prefers not to visit it
2
How does the author's word choice and sentence structure contribute to the tone and meaning of the passage?
Words like "fragile" and "battling" creates a calm and reassuring tone
Words such as "raged," "fury," and "screamed" contribute to a dramatic tone
The use of simple, straightforward sentences creates a light, neutral tone
The gentle rain and the quiet surroundings highlight a peaceful atmosphere
3
How do the literary devices in the passage contribute to the development of the setting, character, and plot?
The "dusty, forgotten furniture" shows the house is in perfect condition
The lively town contrasts with the character's peaceful and happy emotions.
The "creak of the old house" sets a calm mood for the events that follow.
The eerie, suspenseful atmosphere reflects the character's isolation.
4
In comparing the two passages, what is the main disagreement between the two texts?
1 = improves student outcomes, 2 = lower completion rates
1 = focuses on disadvantages, 2 = benefits for busy schedules
1 = in person is essential, 2 = online is ideal for students
1 = negative outcomes, 2 = improves performance and engagement
5
How does the author acknowledge and respond to the conflicting point of view presented in the passage?
The author ignores the concerns altogether.
The author agrees with the concerns.
The author dismisses the concerns of educators.
The author acknowledges concerns, but argues the benefits outweigh them

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