Analyze how the setting of a story can influence the development of a character's personality and actions. Consider a character who moves from a rural area to a bustling city. How might this change impact their development?

• The character becomes more introverted due to the overwhelming nature of the city.

• The character remains unchanged, as setting has no impact on character development.

• The character becomes more outgoing and adaptable due to the new environment.

• The character becomes more nostalgic and yearns for their rural home.

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Explain how an unreliable narrator might affect the reader's understanding of the plot. Consider a story where the narrator frequently contradicts themselves.

• The reader gains a clearer understanding of the plot.

• The reader becomes confused and questions the truth of the narrative.

• The reader is able to predict the ending easily.

• The reader trusts the narrator completely.

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Compare the central ideas of freedom and security in a text. How do these ideas develop and interact throughout the narrative?

• Freedom is always portrayed as more important than security.

• Security is shown to be more valuable than freedom.

• The text explores the balance and conflict between freedom and security.

• Neither freedom nor security is addressed in the text.

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CCSS.RL.5.9

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Explain how an author might use diction and syntax to establish a somber mood in a literary text.

• By using short, choppy sentences and simple words.

• By using long, complex sentences and formal language.

• By using cheerful and lively language.

• By using slang and informal language.

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CCSS.RL.5.4

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Paraphrase the following sentence from a grade-level text: "The protagonist's journey was fraught with peril, yet he persevered with unwavering determination."

• The main character's trip was dangerous, but he kept going with strong will.

• The hero's path was easy, and he gave up quickly.

• The protagonist's journey was safe, and he was unsure.

• The main character's trip was boring, but he was determined.

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Analyze how the setting of a dystopian world might influence the plot of a story. Consider a society where resources are scarce.

• The plot focuses on the abundance of resources.

• The plot revolves around characters' struggles to survive and obtain resources.

• The plot ignores the scarcity of resources.

• The plot is centered on a character's wealth and luxury.

Explain how a shift in point of view from first person to third person might change the reader's perception of a character.

• The reader gains a more objective view of the character.

• The reader becomes more biased towards the character.

• The reader loses all interest in the character.

• The reader's perception remains unchanged.

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Compare the central ideas of love and sacrifice in a text. How do these ideas develop and influence each other throughout the story?

• Love is shown to be more important than sacrifice.

• Sacrifice is depicted as unnecessary for love.

• The text illustrates how love often requires sacrifice.

• Neither love nor sacrifice is explored in the text.

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CCSS.RL.5.2

CCSS.RL.5.9

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Explain how an author might use diction and syntax to create a sense of urgency in a narrative.

• By using long, flowing sentences and passive voice.

• By using short, abrupt sentences and active voice.

• By using complex vocabulary and slow pacing.

• By using descriptive language and detailed imagery.

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CCSS.RL.5.4

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Paraphrase the following sentence from a grade-level text: "Despite the overwhelming odds, the hero remained steadfast in his quest."

• The hero gave up easily because the odds were too high.

• The hero stayed determined in his mission, even though the odds were against him.

• The hero was unsure about his quest due to the odds.

• The hero was distracted and abandoned his quest.

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