Assorted Reading Comprehension Questions

Front

Martha's approach to Betsy is significant because it makes Betsy comfortable sharing her reason for being near the camp.

Back

It causes Betsy to feel comfortable sharing her reason for being near the camp.

Front

In line 6, the playwright compares 'it's as plain as a dish of beans' to emphasize that:

Back

Betsy's presence is insignificant.

Front

Impact of historical period on plot

Back

Betsy must travel to communicate with Sam.

Front

Central message in the play?

Back

Understanding a situation may take time and patience.

Front

Tone of the poem lines: 'I felt as if I were his father, Who cleared the first land And built the house.'

Back

B. Pride

Front

Poet splits poem into 3 stanzas to:

Back

A. represent present, past, and future

Front

Main theme of the poem:

Back

A. nature

Front

Importance of the farm to the speaker?

Back

Unites generations of the speaker's family.