Phoenix

What does the dialogue in paragraphs 10-17 reveal about Percy?

• He does not share Alfred's opinion of Phoenix.

• He is a demanding employer to Alfred.

• He is a poor judge of Phoenix's character.

• He wants Phoenix to replace Alfred in the shop.

In paragraph 5, what does the detailed description of the materials Phoenix finds suggest about the characters?

• Phoenix is aware of the materials, while Percy and Alfred are not.

• Percy and Alfred take good care of the materials, while Phoenix does not.

• Phoenix is easily able to locate the materials, while Percy and Alfred have trouble.

• Percy and Alfred view the materials as worthless, while Phoenix thinks they are valuable.

Which evidence from paragraph 5 BEST supports the answer to the previous question? (Previous answer: the detailed description in paragraph 5 of the materials suggested that Percy and Alfred view the materials as worthless, while Phoenix thinks they are valuable.)

• "... bright treasures shone among the apple peels and soggy tea leaves..."

• "...two crumpled peacock feathers, and a patch of lue-stained red velvet the size of her palm."

• "Phoenix stuffed them into her cloak pocket. Her hands were cold..."

• "Phoenix had just spied a snippet of a tapestry ribbon down deep..."

What is the primary theme of the story involving Phoenix?

• Rebirth and renewal

• Betrayal and revenge

• Love and sacrifice

• Courage and fear

In the context of the story, what does the name 'Phoenix' symbolize?

• A mythical bird

• A city in Arizona

• A type of flower

• A character's name

Which sentence uses the word 'Phoenix' correctly?

• The Phoenix rose from the ashes, symbolizing a new beginning.

• She visited the Phoenix to buy groceries.

• He planted a Phoenix in his garden.

• The Phoenix was a famous painter.

What literary device is used when Phoenix is described as rising from the ashes?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Alliteration

• Personification

How does the author use the character of Phoenix to convey a message about resilience?

• By showing Phoenix overcoming obstacles

• By depicting Phoenix as a villain

• By making Phoenix a side character

• By ignoring Phoenix's struggles

What is the significance of Phoenix's journey in the narrative?

• It represents personal growth and transformation.

• It is a literal journey with no deeper meaning.

• It shows Phoenix's defeat.

• It highlights Phoenix's wealth.

Which of the following best describes Phoenix's character development?

• From naive to wise

• From weak to strong

• From selfish to selfless

• From happy to sad