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Narrative Elements in “Pyramus and Thisbe”, from Ovid’s Metamorphoses — Unit test Answers

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Read the excerpt from "Justin Lebo.”On the way home, Justin was silent. His mother assumed he was lost in a feeling of satisfaction. But he was thinking about what would happen once those bikes got wheeled inside and everyone saw them. How would all those kids decide who got the bikes? Two bikes could cause more trouble than they would solve.

A
The residents of the Kilbarchan Home for Boys may not know how to ride the bicycles Justin brought.
B
There are not enough staff members at the Kilbarchan Home for Boys to oversee the distribution of the bicycles.
C
The residents of the Kilbarchan Home for Boys may not like the bicycles that Justin restored.
D
There are not enough bicycles for the residents of the Kilbarchan Home for Boys.
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Read the excerpt from "Youth Activism and Animal "Rights.”In addition to traditional events like bake sales and car washes, young activists have raised money through more creative means. Many use special occasions, such as birthdays and bar or bat mitzvahs, to ask their friends and families to donate money to animal rights, rather than give gifts.

A
to illustrate that young activists pressure others to donate money
B
to show that young activists are more generous than non-activists
C
to emphasize the dedication and generosity of young activists
D
to highlight that young activists are irresponsible with money
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Which best describes the overall purpose of "Youth Activism and Animal Rights”?

A
to entertain readers with a sad story
B
to educate readers about an important issue
C
to convince readers to join a cause
D
to inform readers about a historical figure
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Which statement best describes a difference between the two animal rights passages?

A
“Youth Activism and Animal Rights” includes factual elements and “Undercover Farmer” does not.
B
“Undercover Farmer” includes fictional elements, and “Youth Activism and Animal Rights” does not.
C
“Youth Activism and Animal Rights” includes fictional elements, and “Undercover Farmer” does not.
D
“Undercover Farmer” includes factual elements, and “Youth Activism and Animal Rights” does not.
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Which detail from "Undercover Farmer” best shows that the narrator’s activism on behalf of farm animals changed practices in the community?

A
I decided to show what I’d discovered to my friends so they could help me figure out some next steps.
B
Three weeks later, two businesses had signed on, and two more said they’d think about it.
C
I was assigned to feed the pigs, which was lucky because one of the things I’d read about was mistreatment of sows while they are pregnant.
D
I got another friend to make posters and put them up on the bulletin boards at school.
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Read the excerpt from the article, "Youth Activism and Animal Rights.”Farm animals, too, may be subject to practices that activists consider inhumane. These practices are generally perpetrated by large farms, known as factory farms, which may treat animals poorly in an effort to reduce costs and increase profits. In addition to other concerns, activists have discovered a level of confinement of pigs, hens, and cows that they consider extreme. They have developed materials conveying this information, promoting the message that farm animals deserve ethical care, just as pets do.Read the passage from the story, "Undercover Farmer.”I lived about ten miles from a big dairy farm, the kind they call a factory farm, and I knew from the newspaper that they were always hiring extra help—even tenth graders like me—to do odd jobs after school. I was assigned to feed the pigs, which was lucky because one of the things I’d read about was mistreatment of sows while they are pregnant, and I wanted to know more. I tucked a small camera in a back pocket of my jeans and a tiny tape recorder in the other. I thought it was too dangerous to try to take video, at least at first.The situation was worse than I thought. The farm kept the female pigs in crates so small they didn’t even have room to turn around. I took pictures of the pigs from all sides.

A
the existence of a factory farm
B
the narrator’s feelings toward the animal’s conditions
C
the occurrences of abuse at the farm
D
the student becoming an activist for animal rights
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Which line(s) from Ovid’s "Pyramus and Thisbe" reveal a plot detail?

A
ringed by the tall brick walls Semíramishad built—so we are told.
B
no boy in Babylonwas handsomer than Pyramus.
C
and sun had left the brine-soaked meadows dry,
D
Delighted with their plan—impatiently—they waited for the close of day.
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Which is one difference between a graphic novel and a memoir?

A
Only memoirs are about nonfiction, or true, events.
B
Only graphic novels use speech bubbles to show dialogue.
C
Only memoirs are meant to inform readers about world issues.
D
Only graphic novels include conversations between people.
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Which is the best definition of rebuttal?

A
an opposing side of the author’s argument or viewpoint
B
a statement of a viewpoint that supports one side of an argument
C
an explanation of why an opposing argument is false
D
a personal opinion or judgment that is not backed by evidence
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Bailey is participating in a group discussion about family pets. Bailey is anxious to share her experience raising chickens and selling their eggs for extra money. She is so excited that she raises her hand frequently and interrupts others as they speak.

A
Bailey is a good listener because she asks questions to better understand the speaker.
B
Bailey is a good listener because she uses attentive body language and takes notes.
C
Bailey is not a good listener because she makes frequent interruptions.
D
Bailey is not a good listener because she uses informal language inappropriately.
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Which detail from "Justin Lebo” best shows that Justin is caring?

A
"They were so happy," Justin remembers. "It was like they couldn't believe it. It made me feel good just to see them happy."
B
"Will you help me fix it up?" he asked. Justin's hobby was bike racing, a passion the two of them shared.
C
Justin wheeled the bike out of the garage, leapt aboard, and started off around the block. He stood up and mashed down on the pedals, straining for speed.
D
Justin stood back as if he were inspecting a painting for sale at an auction. Then he made his final judgment: perfect.

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