The Freedom Frontier Re-test

In the story’s first sentence, the author is able to imply an impending death through the nuanced

meaning of the phrase —

• “the musty factory”

• “made his way out”

• “shrouded the city”

• “the murky night”

The story’s setting is imperative to the development of the theme because it —

• presents the characters’ primary source of conflict

• allows the characters to find ways to rely on the support of others

• creates a barrier between the characters and their dreams

• provides an opportunity for the characters to reflect on days gone by

The author’s tone in the initial part of the story helps to develop the plot by —

• illustrating elements of human nature that need to be overcome

• hinting at impending danger on the horizon

• showing why the characters are eager to make a change

• highlighting the hopefulness that dreams can evoke

Which evidence from the text best supports the analysis that Edward feels transformed once he

discovers the poster at the community center?

• He knows exactly how his wife will respond.

• His movement changes from trudging to dashing.

• He suddenly recollects on his wife’s dreams for the future.

• His thoughts immediately switch to find a distraction.

The author’s overall message in the text is that —

• hard work always results in success

• humans all long to develop better relationships

• Teamwork allows people to achieve their dreams

• all environments pose their own sets of challenges