Answers CA-English Language Arts 12 B – 1744Fantasy Literature: J. R. R. Tolkien’s The Fellowship of the Ring

Fantasy Literature: J. R. R. Tolkien’s The Fellowship of the Ring Answers

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What conclusion can be drawn about the store based on the description of the setting?

The front alcove is a coveted space for the AFs.

Any location in the store is considered good placement.

Customers only considered AFs in the window display

Only the window received any sunlight.

Which quotation from Klara and the Sun is an example of direct characterization?

Then a moment later, the child said, 'Oh, but Mom, come on.'

'Klara, you're quite remarkable,' Manager said, keeping her voice soft so as not to disturb Rosa and the others.

She lowered her eyes and was quiet, so I waited.

At one point the mother called, but the girl ignored her and went on staring up at Rex's face.

What can the reader most clearly infer about Rex from the passage?

Rex is soft-spoken and timid.

Rex is a condescending know-it-all.

Rex is humorous and lighthearted.

Rex is worried for his friend's safety.

How is Klara characterized in the passage?

as happy and outgoing

as unusually observant

as uninterested and bored

as demanding of others

Which elements in the passage are common elements of science fiction literature? Select three answers.

a non-human character

a powerful speech

AI technology

a futuristic setting

a character who keeps secrets

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