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Mississippi Solo

Authored by Janice Bigby

English

7th Grade

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Mississippi Solo
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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

How does the change in setting from a peaceful day to a storm advance the plot?

By forcing the narrator to alter his actions and trust nature.

By causing the storm to develop

By teaching the reader the importance of being aware of your surroundings.

By allowing the reader to visualize the scene

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

Which sentence suggests that the narrator would overcome the conflict?

The wind shifted as the storm came directly overhead. Water streamed straight down.

If the rain continued for long or if the wind kept up strong and the rain kept spilling into the canoe, I would sink.

I was drenched, and the canoe was filling up quickly

In fact I enjoyed the feeling of the water all around me and on me, enveloping me like a cocoon, and despite the drama I felt no real threat

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

How does the narrator advance the plot of the story by choosing to hold onto the tree.

It encourages the narrator to develop his own solution to the problem.

It allows the narrator to give up his control and trust the nature around him.

It shows the reader that he was a strong person who would withstand the storm.

It gives the narrator the opportunity to succumb to his fears.

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

Which is the best summary of the selection?

Eddy Harris takes a trip down the Mississippi River. Along the journey he appreciates living in the moment and enjoying the glorious nature that surrounds him.

The narrator, Eddy Harris, is taking a solitary trip down the Mississippi River and connecting with nature. During his journey, he encounters a storm that forces him to let go of his control and trust nature. He ends up surviving and continuing on his journey with a new found appreciation for nature.

A man encounters a storm on the Mississippi River. He is forced by a storm to take shelter by hugging a tree. As he hugs the tree, he is forced into a new way of thinking.

Eddy Harris, a seeker, rows down the Mississippi River to Natchez. His pleasant journey is interrupted by a vicious storm. After the storm, he decides to hate nature and ends up in Natchez.

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