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True or False: Tone is the feeling the author creates.
True
False
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(6)Eric didn't answer at first it was a surprise to see Griffin standing in the room. What change needs to be made?
change "was" to "is"
change "standing" to "stood"
add a semicolon after "first"
add a comma after "first"
3
Eric wondered if there might be anything he could do to avoid trouble. The reader can infer that Eric--
wants to prevent conflict
likes to pick fights
gets bullied often
isn't very aware of potential situations
4
It was just a feeling Eric got. A knot in his stomach. The author uses figurative language to--
explain how Eric may have difficulties with digesting certain foods
show how he feels nervous about what may happen next
reveal how Eric is excited about the possibility of making new friends
emphasize his fear about not knowing how to ride a bike like the others
5
Which trait best characterizes Griffin?
weak
two-faced
violent
honest
6
The author describes the cyclists "circling like vultures around a carcass" in order to-
create a sense of foreboding
emphasize how fast the bikes are racing
indicate that Eric will die
highlight how carefree they are
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(3) "Is it okay?" Griffin asked. I was just wondering if we could hang out a little?" What change needs to be made?
move the second question mark outside the quotation marks
change "wondering" to "wandering"
add quotation marks before "I"
delete the quotation marks after "okay"
8
In the very beginning, on the basketball court, Griffin can be described as:
aggressive yet polite
rude but popular
calm and attractive
wild and untidy
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(15) "It's not as glamorous as it sounds", Eric joked. What change needs to be made?
replace the period with an exclamation mark New Question New Question
move the comma inside the quotation marks
change "glamorous" to "glamerous"
change "It's" to "Its"
10
Which of the following sentences supports a claim that news stories are more entertaining than informative?
informed citizenry benefits the country
Every approaching storm is presented as a possible blizzard
A typical news program is a half hour
But not all television is worthless
11
"The hunters came from around the far side of the big brick building." The author uses figurative language to reveal--
how the kids have hobbies similar to that of their parents
how the kids have an aggressive nature
how the kids are desperate
how the kids need to survive
12
I have had tons of homework I've also been doing some dog walking for the neighbors and-" What change needs to be made?
add quotation marks before "I"
add a comma after "homework"
change "neighbors" to "neighbor's"
add a semicolon after "homework"
13
What does foreboding mean?
a feeling that something bad will happen.
a feeling that something good will happen.
a feeling that something exciting will happen.
14
As the boys rode up on their bikes, Eric wondered if something bad would happen. The mood created was --
peaceful
mysterious
lonely
tense
15
Which of the following sentences reveal Eric's thoughts and show third person limited point-of-view?
And Eric watched him look.
Eric sensed that he'd have to be careful
Eric was alone on the court, standing at the foul line.
He glanced behind him, in the direction where the ketchup boy had fled.
16
Television news shows are often more about entertainment than about the news. What is the tone of this sentence?
humorous
complimentary
sorrowful
irritated
17
"That left just Eric." The author uses a short sentence to--
allow the reader to pause and read slower
create suspense
make it easier to read
shorten the paragraph
18
Which of the following best describes the theme of Bystander?
If you commit a crime, you shouldn't be punished for it.
Bystanders have no power to intervene in crimes.
If you commit a crime, you should be punished.
Bystanders are as responsible for crimes as are those who commit them
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True or False: Mood is the feeling YOU (the reader) have.
False
True
