Inferences & Evidence Practice 2

Based on paragraph 2, what can be inferred about the boy’s feelings after his first journey on the open sea?

• He regrets going on the trip because of the physical toll it took on him.

• He is indifferent to the experience and ready to return to the village.

• He feels a sense of pride despite the physical challenges he faced.

• He is disappointed because he was not able to contribute as much as he hoped.

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In paragraph 3, how do the older fishermen’s actions convey their attitude toward the boy?

• They are still skeptical about his abilities and avoid interacting with him.

• They show respect and approval for his efforts through subtle gestures.

• They are indifferent to his presence and focus solely on their work.

• They openly criticize him for slowing them down during the trip.

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How does paragraph 4 illustrate the boy’s role among the fishermen?

• It shows that he is struggling to find his place but is determined to contribute.

• It suggests that he has already mastered the work and no longer needs guidance.

• It highlights his reluctance to participate in the tasks assigned to him.

• It demonstrates that he is unable to keep up with the pace of the older men.

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What is the significance of the boy’s realization in paragraph 5?

• He becomes discouraged by the idea of taking on more responsibility in the future.

• He decides he no longer wants to pursue a life as a fisherman.

• He is overwhelmed by the physical demands of the work and wants to quit.

• He starts to appreciate the importance of the tradition he is now a part of.

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In paragraph 6, how does the reaction of the villagers emphasize the theme of community?

• The villagers focus solely on the older fishermen, ignoring the boy’s contributions.

• The villagers’ warm welcome highlights the shared pride in the fishermen’s success.

• The villagers criticize the fishermen for taking risks out at sea.

• The villagers are uninterested in the fishermen’s stories or their catch.

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