GMAS Prep - Literature RL5 - 9 Review A

GMAS Prep - Literature RL5 - 9 Review

Multiple Choice

6RL6 - Why can the reader trust and believe the author's account of being in a tornado?

• She is now an authority on life-threatening accidents.

• She is giving only first-hand knowledge to the reader.

• She has no memory of the story or the events she experienced.

• She cannot be trusted to tell the truth because she never liked tornadoes.

Multiple Choice

6RL5 Which BEST describes the mood of the speaker of this poem?

• joyous and happy

• laughing and comical

• complaining and critical

• miserable and despairing

Multiple Choice

To show the thoughts and feelings of each of the characters in the story, the author uses (6RL6)

• the first-person point of view.

• the second-person point of view.

• the third-person limited point of view.

• the third-person omniscient point of view.

Multiple Choice

Why is it important that the setting at the beginning of the tale involves a simple cottage?

• All classic tales have simple cottages in at least one setting.

• Fishermen live in cottages so the story must include a cottage.

• Because the wife loves the cottage, she has to give it up in the end.

• The wife desires a house better than the cottage in which she lives.