Rachel's Journal Comprehension

According to Rachel, what effect does rain have on the trail?

• The trail turns into a river.

• The trail is impossible to follow.

• The trail becomes less dusty but very muddy.

• The trail becomes a good path for the cattle herd.

If this passage were written in Mother's point of view, the narrator would most likely show concern about

• keeping her journal dry

• learning to be a better writer

• the safety of everyone in the family

• not being allowed to explore the trails on her own

Read this sentence from the passage: We barged through brambles and sloshed through creeks, but we always kept that light in view, like the beacon of a lighthouse. The simile in this sentence suggest that the light of the campfires represents

• a tall building

• comfort and home

• nature and wildness

• the waves of the ocean

From whose point of view is the passage told?

• Ben's

• Frank's

• Pa's

• Rachel's

What is the main theme of Rachel's journal?

• Adventure and exploration

• Family and relationships

• Survival and resilience

• Friendship and loyalty

Which literary device is predominantly used in Rachel's journal?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Hyperbole

What does Rachel often describe in her journal entries?

• The weather conditions

• Her family's daily routine

• The landscape and surroundings

• Her personal feelings

How does Rachel's perspective influence the narrative?

• It provides a child's innocent view

• It offers a detailed historical account

• It gives a humorous twist

• It presents a biased opinion

What is Rachel's attitude towards the journey?

• Excited and optimistic

• Fearful and anxious

• Indifferent and bored

• Curious and observant

Which sentence best describes Rachel's writing style?

• Formal and academic

• Descriptive and vivid

• Simple and straightforward

• Complex and intricate