Which sentence uses proper parallel structure?

Our favorite breakfast is scrambled eggs, fried potatoes, and buttered toast.

Our favorite breakfast is eggs that are scrambled, potatoes that are fried, and buttered toast.

Our favorite breakfast is scrambled eggs, fried potatoes, and toast that is buttered.

How does this passage indicate that Frankenstein is a work of science fiction?

It takes a scientific impossibility and presents it as a real occurrence.

It examines pressing social and political conflicts through the lens of science.

It depicts scientific and technological advancement in a negative way.

By the end of the passage, one can infer that the creature —

is beginning to enjoy being alive

is still puzzled by his newfound senses

hopes that he will be accepted by society

Based on the creature’s reaction to being alive in this excerpt, what moral question arises?

Is the monster entitled to life just because he has human qualities?

Does the monster have an obligation to adhere to human laws?

What is the relationship between the setting and the creature’s point of view?

The creature’s point of view develops through his experiences with the setting.

The creature’s point of view is confusing because everything is strange.

The setting provides an interesting background for the creature’s point of view.

What effect is achieved by the use of opening quotation marks at the beginning of each paragraph?

A translation of an inhuman language

In what way is the creature an outgrowth of the Industrial Revolution?

He is the product of technological and scientific advances.

He represents the loss of innocence in a commercial age.

He is the symbol of a society interested in mass production.

What can be inferred from this passage about the creature’s future motivations?

Now that he has human feelings, he will resent being treated like a monster.

Now that he has the ability to communicate, he will be able to survive.

Now that he is a living being, he will be angry at his master for creating him.

Read this reminiscence the creature makes in paragraph 4. . . . the uncouth and inarticulate sounds which broke from me frightened me into silence again. What does this reveal about the creature’s current state?

He is more sophisticated than he used to be.

His compassion for himself is increasing.

His compassion for himself is decreasing.

What significance do the moon and the birds have at the end of the passage?

They inspire the creature’s first sense of pleasure.

They convey the creature’s improved vision and hearing.

They represent the creature’s expectations from life.

In this passage, Shelley is explicitly detailing the creature’s —

journey from scary disorientation to joyful awareness

conflict between his monstrous side and his human one

unreliability as the storyteller of his own life history

The root word anthrop means “human” and morph means “form.” Using this information, what does the underlined word mean in the following sentence? Anthropomorphic dogs and cats are featured in the illustrations.

Having the appearance of people

How might you rewrite sentence 3 to show correct use of punctuation?

Often siblings share the same facial features—eyes, noses, or smiles.

Often—siblings share the same facial features (eyes, noses, or smiles).

Often siblings share the same facial features, eyes, noses, or smiles.

Which revision of sentence 4 uses proper parallel structure?

My teammate Annabelle looks so much like her older sister that our soccer coach once asked her to demonstrate a drill, called her by her sister’s name, and never realized his mistake.

My teammate Annabelle looks so much like her older sister that our soccer coach once asked her to demonstrate a drill, calling her by her sister’s name, and did not realize his mistake.

My teammate Annabelle looks so much like her older sister that our soccer coach once asked her to demonstrate a drill, called her by her sister’s name, never realizing his mistake.

Correct used of punctuation :

Smiling, Annabelle followed the coach’s instructions without correcting him.

Smiling; Annabelle followed the coach’s instructions without correcting him.

proper parallel structure

When it was time to go, my brother opened his case and shouted, “Oh no! The keys aren’t here! I must have left them in my pocket, lost them, or forgot where I put them.”

When it was time to go, my brother opened his case and shouted, “Oh no! The keys aren’t here! I must have left them in my pocket, they are lost, or forgot where I put them.”

Based on this excerpt from her novel, Mary Shelley seems to express the view that science —

has the potential to be used for misguided intentions

advances more quickly than our ability to understand it

is capable of producing miraculous results

The imagery about Elizabeth in Frankenstein’s dream —

echoes the author’s theme of frightening transformations

indicates Frankenstein’s descent into madness

provides insight into Frankenstein’s romantic life

The reader can infer from the feelings Frankenstein expresses in paragraph 3 that he was so focused on his own intentions and motivations that he —

ignored their serious consequences

assembled the creature too hastily

overlooked many miscalculations

In what two ways does Frankenstein’s behavior after the creature comes to life affect the plot?

Frankenstein’s departure causes the creature to search for him.

Frankenstein’s disappearance gives the creature freedom to go on a rampage.

Frankenstein’s flight prepares him for his confrontation with the creature

Based on the language and imagery Shelley uses in paragraphs 5–6, the setting of the Swiss Alps —

provides Frankenstein with a temporary sense of serenity

By threatening to end Frankenstein’s life

echoes the emptiness Frankenstein will face for the rest of his life

How does the creature convince Frankenstein to listen to his tale?

By appealing to Frankenstein’s compassion

By threatening to end Frankenstein’s life

By pointing out Frankenstein’s foolish behavior

Judging from the themes expressed in the excerpt, which two trends from early nineteenth-century England probably influenced Mary Shelley?

Debates about when life ends and death begins

The therapeutic use of electrical currents

The development of steam power for transportation

The statement that best encapsulates the essay’s thesis is —

the fear of new ideas is timeless

new fears are always based on old ones

How does the first illustration convey the idea that new technology is dehumanizing?

Antennae are placed on top of the people’s hats.

Telegraph boxes are sitting on the people’s laps.

The people are ignoring each other

The idea depicted in the second illustration is —

the overabundance of information

the lack of discernment by readers

the unreliability of newspapers

What is the essay’s overall structure?

Point-by-point approach with a focus on similarities only

Point-by-point approach with a focus on similarities and differences

What are two of the author’s key messages in the essay?

People experience anxiety as a result of technological advances.

People often disapprove of new communication gadgets.

People almost never learn from the mistakes of previous generations

With which statement would the author most likely agree?

People have always worried about new technology.

Human relationships have suffered due to social media.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Because of his ——— for his experiment, he would stop at nothing to discover how to
make the ___ creature come to life.

Ardor - Inanimate

Tumult - Inanimate

Precipice - Tumult

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CCSS.RL.11-12.4

CCSS.RL.9-10.4

CCSS.RI.9-10.4

CCSS.RI.11-12.4

CCSS.RL.8.4

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Frankenstein’s mind was in a __ about what he had created, and he felt that he was standing at the edge of a terrifying _ in the history of science.

Tumult - Precipice

Precipice- Tumult

Ardor- precipice

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CCSS.RL.11-12.4

CCSS.RL.9-10.4

CCSS.RI.9-10.4

CCSS.RI.11-12.4

CCSS.RL.8.4

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Choose 2 compound sentences

Larry Barr decided to take us all out to dinner, but I really did not feel like eating.

The avocado hit the tree with such force that it exploded.

I like eating pizza.

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CCSS.L.9-10.2A

CCSS.L.3.1H

CCSS.L.4.2C

CCSS.L.5.1E

CCSS.L.7.1B

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Decide if it’s parallel or not parallel structure :
She decided to leave her job and travelling the world.

Parallel structure

Not parallel structure

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CCSS.L.9-10.1A

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Decide if it’s parallel or not parallel :
He started the engine, released the hand brake, and checked the mirror.

Parallel structure

Non parallel structure

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CCSS.L.9-10.1A

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

My family ———- quite large.

Are

Have

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CCSS.L.3.1F

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

James ——- invited as the chief guest.

Were

Are

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CCSS.L.2.1F

CCSS.L.8.1B

CCSS.L.8.1D

CCSS.L.8.3A

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English final exam ( Revision )

Because of his ——— for his experiment, he would stop at nothing to discover how tomake the ___ creature come to life.

Frankenstein’s mind was in a ____ about what he had created, and he felt that he was standing at the edge of a terrifying ___ in the history of science.

Choose 2 compound sentences

Decide if it’s parallel or not parallel structure :She decided to leave her job and travelling the world.

Decide if it’s parallel or not parallel :He started the engine, released the hand brake, and checked the mirror.

My family ———- quite large.

James ——- invited as the chief guest.

Which sentence uses proper parallel structure?

The 19th century witnessed the rapid expansion of the printing industry. New techniques and mass publishing formats gave rise to a far more pervasive periodical press, reaching a wider readership than ever before.- Which connecting word would best be used to combine these two sentences?

How does this passage indicate that Frankenstein is a work of science fiction?

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Because of his ——— for his experiment, he would stop at nothing to discover how to
make the ___ creature come to life.

Frankenstein’s mind was in a __ about what he had created, and he felt that he was standing at the edge of a terrifying _ in the history of science.

Decide if it’s parallel or not parallel structure :
She decided to leave her job and travelling the world.

Decide if it’s parallel or not parallel :
He started the engine, released the hand brake, and checked the mirror.

The 19th century witnessed the rapid expansion of the printing industry. New techniques and mass publishing formats gave rise to a far more pervasive periodical press, reaching a wider readership than ever before.
- Which connecting word would best be used to combine these two sentences?