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Harriet Tubman, Conductor on the Underground Railroad: Rhetoric Answers

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It shows how deep each layer of ice and snow is in the polar region.
B
It shows the type of clothing that explorers wore for the cold climate.
C
It shows the direction that the explorer and his crew traveled in.
D
It shows the materials that were used to make tents at base camp.
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Which detail from "Echo and Narcissus" is a part of Narcissus's backstory?

A
As the year went by, the mountains were once again covered with the pale green leaves of spring.
B
Although his good looks still charmed both fairies and mortals alike, his heart was given to no one.
C
Hours later, his stomach began to grumble, and Narcissus remembered that he had not eaten lunch.
D
The only sound was the hum of crickets and bees and the occasional tweets of birds overhead.
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Read the excerpt from "Echo and Narcissus."Once there was a fairy named Echo who lived in the forested mountains of Greece. She was well liked by the gods and goddesses she served except for the occasions when she would not stop talking. Her chatter, her desire to share every detail of her life, and her endless gossip were often annoying.

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featuring nonhuman characters
B
explaining the natural world
C
teaching a lesson
D
addressing opposites
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Read the excerpt from Echo Narcissus.Until this day, Echo's voice can be heard in the canyons of the mountains, echoing after the voices of those who pass by — "Hello … hello … Can you hear me? … hear me, hear me, hear me" with ringing tones that quickly fade.

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an explanation of the natural world
B
the appearance of nonhuman gods
C
a presence of magical elements
D
a lesson about the meaning of life
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Which detail from "Echo and Narcissus" is a part of Echo's backstory?

A
Narcissus awkwardly glanced at Echo and continued on his way.
B
She would trail after him, beaming a big smile whenever he looked in her direction.
C
Her chatter, her desire to share every detail of her life, and her endless gossip were often annoying.
D
The hunter, whose name was Narcissus, was so handsome that Echo stopped breathing for a moment.

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