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At the beginning of 'Raymond's Run', what best describes Squeaky's attitude towards her running?
At the beginning of 'Raymond's Run', what best describes Squeaky's attitude towards her running?
- She feels a strong sense of competition. (correct)
- She thinks running is not important.
- She is anxious about losing to others.
- She is indifferent about winning races.
What change in Squeaky occurs by the end of 'Raymond's Run'?
What change in Squeaky occurs by the end of 'Raymond's Run'?
- She develops a collaborative attitude. (correct)
- She becomes more self-centered.
- She decides to quit running entirely.
- She dislikes Raymond's achievements.
How does the author effectively use story elements to advance the plot in 'Raymond's Run'?
How does the author effectively use story elements to advance the plot in 'Raymond's Run'?
- By describing Squeaky's feelings in detail to slow down the action.
- By extensively using flashbacks in Squeaky's thoughts.
- By creating static characters that do not evolve.
- By introducing a rivalry that challenges Squeaky’s character. (correct)
In 'The Tell-Tale Heart', what does the character perceive that the reader understands differently?
In 'The Tell-Tale Heart', what does the character perceive that the reader understands differently?
What is the dramatic irony present in the situation involving Princess Alia?
What is the dramatic irony present in the situation involving Princess Alia?
What effect does Squeaky's initial pride have on her character development throughout the story?
What effect does Squeaky's initial pride have on her character development throughout the story?
Which point of view does the reader experience in 'Raymond's Run'?
Which point of view does the reader experience in 'Raymond's Run'?
What is the primary focus of the differences in perspective between the character and the readers in the provided examples?
What is the primary focus of the differences in perspective between the character and the readers in the provided examples?
Which example demonstrates a situation that creates suspense based on character and reader knowledge?
Which example demonstrates a situation that creates suspense based on character and reader knowledge?
In the analysis of Tenzing's breathing difficulty, what contrasting detail does Hillary observe?
In the analysis of Tenzing's breathing difficulty, what contrasting detail does Hillary observe?
What literary device is used in the phrase 'dreaming with open eyes' from the excerpt, and what does it imply?
What literary device is used in the phrase 'dreaming with open eyes' from the excerpt, and what does it imply?
What is the implication of the brother's reaction to his cooking when compared to readers' knowledge?
What is the implication of the brother's reaction to his cooking when compared to readers' knowledge?
What tone is conveyed through the excerpt 'Far-off lands and foreign peoples are a dream'?
What tone is conveyed through the excerpt 'Far-off lands and foreign peoples are a dream'?
What does the analyzed word choice in 'once I got a postcard from the Fiji Islands' suggest about the character's perception of travel?
What does the analyzed word choice in 'once I got a postcard from the Fiji Islands' suggest about the character's perception of travel?
How does the conflicting information regarding Hillary and Norgay's experiences contribute to the narrative?
How does the conflicting information regarding Hillary and Norgay's experiences contribute to the narrative?
Which of the following sentences is a compound sentence?
Which of the following sentences is a compound sentence?
Which of the following sentences is a simple sentence?
Which of the following sentences is a simple sentence?
Which of these sentences is written in the passive voice?
Which of these sentences is written in the passive voice?
Which of the following sentences is written in the active voice?
Which of the following sentences is written in the active voice?
Which sentence contains an example of a present participle acting as an adjective?
Which sentence contains an example of a present participle acting as an adjective?
The sentence 'If I could climb Mt. Everest, then I’d be a hero,' is written in which mood?
The sentence 'If I could climb Mt. Everest, then I’d be a hero,' is written in which mood?
Which of the following words is a verb in the past tense?
Which of the following words is a verb in the past tense?
In terms of literary elements, which aspect do the lines 'it’s something special, mysterious, festive' emphasize?
In terms of literary elements, which aspect do the lines 'it’s something special, mysterious, festive' emphasize?
Flashcards
Squeaky's change
Squeaky's change
Squeaky's character evolves from a competitive, somewhat boastful child to one who shows greater compassion and understanding, perhaps accepting the flaws of other children as well.
Story elements
Story elements
Components of a narrative that contribute to its plot and impact. Includes setting, plot, characters, conflict, and theme.
Dramatic irony (in 'Princess Alia')
Dramatic irony (in 'Princess Alia')
The contrast between what a character in a story knows and what the reader knows, creating suspense or humor.
Character's point of view
Character's point of view
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Reader's point of view
Reader's point of view
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Analyze Points of View
Analyze Points of View
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Character's Knowledge
Character's Knowledge
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Effect on Readers
Effect on Readers
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Character's POV vs. Reader's POV
Character's POV vs. Reader's POV
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Suspense
Suspense
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Humor
Humor
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Conflicting Information
Conflicting Information
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Point of View in Narratives
Point of View in Narratives
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Analyzing Word Choice
Analyzing Word Choice
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Connotation
Connotation
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Tone (in writing)
Tone (in writing)
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Compound Sentence
Compound Sentence
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Simple Sentence
Simple Sentence
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Passive Voice
Passive Voice
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Active Voice
Active Voice
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Present Participle as Adjective
Present Participle as Adjective
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Conditional Mood
Conditional Mood
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Past Tense Verb
Past Tense Verb
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Identify the Verb
Identify the Verb
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Study Notes
Reading Comprehension (Grade 8)
- A miser sold his possessions, bought gold, and buried it in his garden.
- He checked on his gold every day.
- A workman, hiding, saw the miser's secret.
- That night, the workman stole the gold.
- The miser was distraught when he found his gold missing.
- A neighbor advised him to substitute a stone for the gold.
- The miser agreed, accepting the stone as fulfilling his desires.
Analyzing Story Elements (Grade 8)
- The excerpt focuses on the character Squeaky from "Raymond's Run."
- Squeaky is presented as competitive and determined in the story.
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