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9. Which definition best reflects the meaning of connected as it is used in paragraph 13?

• Definition 1

• Definition 2

• Definition 3

• Definition 4

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10. The word abhorrent in paragraph 16 means —

• distasteful

• interesting

• common

• frightening

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11. What does the simile in paragraph 3 imply?

• Aunt Rose thinks that Hunter should appreciate the time she is spending with him.

• Aunt Rose believes that Hunter will be impressed

• Aunt Rose thinks that Hunter expects a tour of the city.

• Aunt Rose wants Hunter to be excited about being away from home.

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12 The T-shirt vendor’s comment to Hunter and his mother —

• embarrasses Hunter about being easily identified as a tourist

• makes Hunter proud to be identified with such a popular city

• provides a contrast with Hunter’s feelings about the city

• creates a way for Hunter to start conversations with other vendors

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13 At the end of the story, Hunter remains skeptical about living in New York City because he —

• does not think he could find a college in the city he would be interested in attending

• is doubtful that most people in the city would be as nice as those he has met

• does not believe he could move to a city so far away from his mother

• is unsure whether the attractive qualities of the city outweigh its negative aspects

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14 Hunter is initially impressed with the farmers’ market because of the —

• friendly people who work there

• large crowd that it attracts

• magnificent architecture surrounding the area

• familiarity of the produce featured at each stand

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15 What effect does Hunter’s interaction with the vendors at the farmers’ market have on the conflict?

• It makes Hunter feel comfortable in the city because it reminds him of his hometown

• It gives Hunter new knowledge that he can use when he returns to his market in Piney Hill.

• It helps Hunter understand why so many people enjoy living in New York City.

• It leads to a chance for Hunter to find a job if he decides to move to the city.

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16. What is one theme the author explores in the story?

• Decisions about higher education should be made with family.

• Engaging in new experiences can cause a change of perspective.

• People often have to make sacrifices to achieve their goals.

• Pressure from family can lead to unwise decision-making.

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