TEKS.ELA.8.5F

What do the women at Aunt Alexandra's tea party complain about after the trial?

• How poorly their African American servants are doing work
• What a poor job Atticus is doing raising Jem and Scout
• Their plans to join the women's suffragist movement
• Hitler and the persecution of the Jews

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TEKS.ELA.8.5F

If the author shows you what the character is like and you have to infer, that is

• direct characterization
• indirect characterization

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TEKS.ELA.6.5F

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Jem rolls Scout inside an old tire, but he pushes so hard that it ends up...

• going down a hill into a creek
• in Miss Maudie’s flowers.
• running over a snake in the yard.
• in the Radley’s yard.

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TEKS.ELA.8.5F

Why does the Receiver (the Old Man) keep the doors locked?

• The receiver needs privacy for concentration.
• The receiver is afraid he will he attacked.
• The receiver owns valuable things and he does not want anything stolen.
• The receiver must be locked in otherwise he would try to escape the community.

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TEKS.ELA.8.7B

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The narrator writes, "And the ground rushed up to meet me very suddenly." What is meant by this? 

• He tripped on a stump while running.
• He fainted and passed out.
• He was doing cartwheels in excitement. 
• He was skydiving.

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TEKS.ELA.8.9D

TEKS.ELA.8.5F

You can infer that Whitman

• feels great love and respect for the Captain
• is angry at the Captain
• wishes he had been appointed as captain
• knew the Captain very well

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Why are the girls running away?

• They need to go home so that they can help their family.

• They are mischievous and enjoy causing trouble.

• They miss their home and want to return to it.

• The other girls have been very mean to them.

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TEKS.ELA.8.7B

TEKS.ELA.8.5F

She _____ be in love with him She told me she hates him.

• can't

• mustn't

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TEKS.ELA.8.2B

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True or False: The princess knows the lady behind the door and she hates her

• True

• False

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TEKS.ELA.8.5F

Petry shows Tubman encouraging the runaways despite her own fear. This helps characterize Tubman as someone who

• lived a life that was filled with constant fear

• could put aside her fear to help others

• refused to accept reality as others saw it

• recklessly put others' lives in danger

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TEKS.ELA.8.7B

TEKS.ELA.8.5F