From All the Light We Cannot See

For Marie-Laure, the chestnut tree in paragraphs 15 and 16 symbolizes —

• F. success

• G. forgiveness

• H. solitude

• J. hope

Which quotation shows that Marie-Laure is referring to the model in her kitchen as she finds her way home?

• A. They start up the length of the rue Cuvier.

• B. This street intersects this street intersects this street. One centimeter at a time.

• C. She says, “We go left.”

• D. Instead she squats on her heels on the sidewalk.

What does the description of the model in paragraph 1 reveal about the father’s character?

• His expectations for his daughter are unrealistic.

• His love for Marie-Laure is limitless.

• He is meticulous and dedicated.

• He is concerned with irrelevant details.

What does the description of the model in paragraph 1 reveal about the father's character?

• His expectations for his daughter are unrealistic.

• His love for Marie-Laure is limitless.

• He is meticulous and dedicated.

• He is concerned with irrelevant details.

The sentence fragments in paragraph 10 help convey Marie-Laure's--

• total disorientation

• quiet resentment

• giddy overexcitement

• intense focus

After Marie-Laure's father says, "Take us home" in paragraph 2, the reader can infer from Marie-Laure's reaction that--

• her father says this whenever they go for a walk

• her father never explains the exercise

• she has gained self-confidence

• she fears being disappointed

For Marie-Laure, the chestnut tree in paragraphs 15 and 16 symbolizes--

• success

• forgiveness

• solitude

• hope

Which quotation shows that Marie-Laure is referring to the model in her kitchen as she finds her way home?

• They start up the length of the rue Cuvier.

• This street intersects this street intersects this street. One centimeter at a time.

• She says, "We go left."

• Instead she squats on her heels on the sidewalk.

The sentence fragments in paragraph 10 help convey Marie-Laure's -

• total disorientation

• quiet resentment

• giddy overexcitement

• intense focus

After Marie-Laure's father says "Take us home" in paragraph 2, the reader can infer from Marie-Laure's reaction that -

• her father says this whenever they go for a walk

• her father never explains the exercise

• she has gained self-confidence

• she fears being disappointed