The Story of an Eyewitness by Jack London

worked; made; created

• wrought

• residential

• debris

• disrupted

• hysteria

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related to homes

• hysteria

• disrupted

• debris

• residential

• wrought

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remains of something destroyed

• disrupted

• debris

• wrought

• hysteria

• residential

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to break apart; interrupt

• hysteria

• residential

• wrought

• debris

• disrupted

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overwhelming fear/emotion

• wrought

• residential

• hysteria

• disrupted

• debris

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The term DICTION refers to

• an author's choice and arrangement of words

• an author's choice and arrangement of paragraphs

• the year the text was written

• the main idea

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All of the following were reasons that the fire department could not respond to the fires right away EXCEPT

• the telephone and telegraph systems were disrupted

• there was no organization or communication

• the fire department was destroyed in the earthquake

• the streets of San Francisco were piled high with the debris of fallen walls

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Jack London, the author, went to San Francisco because

• he lived in the heart of the city

• he was asked to write an account of what happened

• he wanted to mine for gold

• he was there to film videos of the wreckage

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Why did they use dynamite to contain the fire?

• to stop the spread of the fire

• to get rid of what was left of the city

• the fire department ran out of water

• they didn't use dynamite to contain the fire

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Why does London use the subheading “The Doomed City” to describe San Francisco?

• The zombie apocalypse was imminent.

• There was a major change to the city in a short period of time through an earthquake and a fire.

• The fire was very small.

• It was the nickname he had for San Francisco after the gold rush failed.

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