The Run

The Muskrat says that the disease is “real bad.”What evidence in the story supports his statement?

• T.J. wants to go into town even though The Muskrat has advised people to stay in their homes.

• After The Muskrat warns people about the disease, an old Earl Scruggs song comes on the radio.

• The Greersons tell the boys not to worry, saying that the disease will end soon.

• The disease is very contagious, and doctors have not been able to figure out a cure.

What is the main theme of the story 'The Run'?

• Adventure and exploration

• Fear and survival

• Love and friendship

• Mystery and suspense

Which character in 'The Run' is known for their bravery?

• John

• Sarah

• Michael

• Emily

In 'The Run', what is the significance of the river?

• It represents a barrier to freedom

• It is a source of life and sustenance

• It symbolizes the unknown

• It is a place of danger

What literary device is predominantly used in 'The Run' to create tension?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Foreshadowing

• Irony

Which sentence from 'The Run' best illustrates the protagonist's internal conflict?

• He ran as fast as he could, not looking back.

• She hesitated at the edge of the forest, unsure of her next move.

• The sun was setting, casting long shadows on the ground.

• They laughed together, forgetting their worries for a moment.

What is the climax of the story 'The Run'?

• When the protagonist decides to face their fears

• When the protagonist finds a hidden path

• When the protagonist meets a mysterious stranger

• When the protagonist reaches the river

How does the author of 'The Run' use setting to enhance the story?

• By describing the weather in detail

• By using the setting to reflect the protagonist's emotions

• By focusing on the historical background

• By emphasizing the cultural aspects

What is the role of the antagonist in 'The Run'?

• To provide comic relief

• To challenge the protagonist

• To offer guidance

• To serve as a mentor

Which of the following best describes the writing style of 'The Run'?

• Descriptive and detailed

• Concise and straightforward

• Poetic and lyrical

• Complex and intricate