RL 3.6

Turn to the section on pages 2-3 that begins with "With this excellent resolve..." and ends with "...assisted by the uncertain light."

• I have read and I am ready to go!

• I did not read.

What does Goodman Brown's travel companion indicate about the forest as portrayed in the passage?

• The forest is full of evil secrets

• The forest is where ancient public ceremonies are held

• The forest is full of dangerous creatures

• The forest eats up whoever enters

How is Goodman Brown affected by the other traveler's first words/appearance?

• He feels important and honored

• He is startled and tense

• He experiences a feeling of serenity

• He feels belittled and angry

How does Goodman Brown change by the end of this selection?

• He appears to have an impure side to him

• He accepts the fact that he will never see his wife again

• He realizes that he should act as the hero in this situation

• He tries to change the other traveler's thoughts

Re-read the paragraph that begins with "Faith kept be back a while..."

What does this paragraph indicate about Goodman Brown's confidence toward joining the second traveler?

• He is afraid because he has seen what happens int he forest before

• He is unsure because he has limited knowledge about the other traveler

• He is unsure because he is thinking about his wife back home

• He is afraid because he lacks the critical thinking skills necessary to complete the errand

Which of Goodman Brown's statements reflects the idea that deep down, Goodman Brown knows what he is in for.

• "What if the devil himself should be at my very elbow!"

• "Faith kept me back a while."

How does the reader's opinion about the second traveler change in the last paragraph of the selection?

• The reader becomes emotionally involved with the man

• The reader becomes sad by what the man says to Goodman Brown

• The reader becomes excited about what the man can offer Goodman Brown

• The reader becomes fearful and distrusting of the man

Re-read the poem "Mother to Son" by Langston Hughes.

• I have read and am ready to go!

• I did not read.

What do lines 1-4 reflect about the speaker's life experiences?

• The speaker believes in bringing pride to her family.

• The speaker has been busy building a staircase.

• The speaker has experienced many hardships in life.

Which statement expresses the speaker's views on her life?

• She believes her son is equal to him.

• She is not aware of the opportunities she has had.

• She is taking advantage of the opportunities around her.

• Although she has experienced many hardships, she is still working toward a better future.