How does the setting develop the conflict in "Rikki-Tikki-Tavi?"

Because the setting is a family's bungalow and garden, Rikki wants to protect it to become a house mongoose.

Rikki is a wild animal, and so it makes sense that he would fight other animals in the garden.

The bungalow creates a surprising setting for a battle between snake and mongoose.

The garden as a setting allows the author to create vivid imagery of animal versus nature.

the conversation between or among characters.

extra information provided about a character's history.

a tense moment that builds the conflict.

How do the student’s reactions in the MAHS cafeteria affect the reader’s view of Stargirl?

Their reaction shows how strange they think Stargirl is and how she doesn't fit in at MAHS.

Their reactions build sympathy for Stargirl.

Their reaction shows how embarrassed Stargirl is during her performances.

Their reaction shows how she fits in with a group of kids known for being weird.

How does Gary Paulsen's change of POV contribute to the theme of Woodsong ?

His new POV proved that nature was not always a fairytale but it was sometime brutal.

He realizes he needs to be careful or he won't be able to survive hard winters.

He decides that sometimes the most dangerous things are beautiful.

He realizes that nature is even more beautiful than he could imagine.

How does paragraph 36 affect the resolution of "Thank You, M'am?"

This par. reveals why Jones may have empathized with Roger and given him a second chance.

This par. reveals why Jones held Roger to such high expectations.

This par. reveals why Mrs. Jones never wanted to see Roger again after he left.

This par. reveals that Mrs. Jones was ashamed of Roger just as she was ashamed of herself.

How does paragraph 19 affect the resolution of "The Skin I'm In?"

Mrs. Saunders reveals how she once felt about herself and her decision to love herself as she is.

Mrs. Saunders reveals how she has always returned insults with her own insults.

Mrs. Saunders reveals that teaching is what made her feel better about herself.

Mrs. Saunders reveals how far medical interventions have come for her condition.

How does paragraph 9 develop the conflict in Woodsong ?

The par. breaks the beauty of his previous description and introduces the deer.

The par. shows how beautiful the winter landscape is to the author.

The par. shows how often he was used to seeing the brutality of nature.

The par. shows his appreciation for the strength and dexterity of wild animals.

A brief recount of a story's beginning, middle, and end.

The events in the text that create tension.

In Woodsong , a wolfpack takes down a doe, which was racing through the snow? Correct or Incorrect summary?

Incorrect - it does not include the POV of the author.

Correct - it hits the main points from beginning, middle, and end

How do the stage directions in paragraph 7 of Monsters develop the conflict?

Having Goodman nervously look at everyone builds the sense of distrust between the neighbors

Calling them "fools," Goodman is able to shake some sense into some of the neighbors.

The directions ask the actor to begin crying.

The directions have Goodman storm off to his house.

What stage directions support the inference that the neighbors are afraid of Goodman?

[We cut suddenly to a group shot. As GOODMAN starts toward them, they back away frightened.]

[She stops suddenly, clamping her mouth shut.]

[Shrill from across the street.]

How does the author of Monsters use character reaction to advance the conflict in paragraphs 36-42?

Characters begin reacting to the mysterious shadow figure, and one even brings a gun to confront it.

The characters react to Steve's claims to be normal.

The characters realize the shadowy figure is just a neighbor, and begin to calm down.

The characters become nervous about Charlie and start questioning him.

What is the theme of Stargirl ?

It's okay if people are different; they can bring excitement to our lives.

Leo falls in love a with a girl who doesn't fit in.

Not respecting others expectations can cause problems.

What is the theme or lesson Monsters are Due on Maple Street?

Paranoia and suspicion can destroy communities.

Aliens are trickier than you thought.

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Unit 1 Study Sync Review

Theme is the ______________ of the story.

Which of these Is Correct?

Stage Directions are marked with

What element is creating tension in these two lines?
"But are you sure that there is anything to be gained by killing the people," said Nag.
"Everything...."

What narrative element is central to the author's development of theme?

How does Darzee's POV affect the reader's view of Nag?

To which narrative element does change in POV most contribute?

What word helps you understand the definition of frail in "Thank You, M'am" (pg.101)

How does the setting develop the conflict in "Rikki-Tikki-Tavi?"

Which dialogue best expresses the conflict in Monsters?

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Theme is the ______________ of the story.

Which of these Is Correct?

Stage Directions are marked with

What element is creating tension in these two lines? "But are you sure that there is anything to be gained by killing the people," said Nag."Everything...."

What narrative element is central to the author's development of theme?

How does Darzee's POV affect the reader's view of Nag?

To which narrative element does change in POV most contribute?

What word helps you understand the definition of frail in "Thank You, M'am" (pg.101)

How does the setting develop the conflict in "Rikki-Tikki-Tavi?"

Which dialogue best expresses the conflict in Monsters?

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What element is creating tension in these two lines?
"But are you sure that there is anything to be gained by killing the people," said Nag.
"Everything...."