English RI 7.1

In paragraph 19, what is the effect of comparing Mr. scruffles to a drawn arrow

• It highlights Mr. Scruffles' laziness and inaction.
• It emphasizes Mr. Scruffles' directness and determination.
• It suggests Mr. Scruffles is unpredictable.
• It indicates Mr. Scruffles' confusion and hesitation.

How does paragraph 24 affect the development of the passage

• It introduces a new character without relevance to the plot.
• It shows how Mr. scruffles survives in the ocean by himself

• It provides a detailed description of the setting.
• chicken nugget

How does the author develop the contrasting points of view of Mr. Scruffles and the other boys?

• Dialogue is absent, and only narration is used to convey their views.
• Mr. scruffles was scared to go to the ocean and the other boys went to the ocean fearless

• The author uses only Mr. Scruffles' thoughts to show his perspective.
• The boys are portrayed as more whimsical than Mr. Scruffles.

How does the passage show how "Mr. scruffles survive on his own

• Mr.scruffles died in the ocean

• it provides specific details on how he survive in the ocean

• Mr. Scruffles was to scared to go to the ocean so he stayed home

• Mr. Scruffles went to Mcdonalds and ordered 20 piece chicken nugget meal

How does the use of words faltered in paragraph 4 and falter in paragraph 23 impact the tone of the passage

• The use of 'faltered' and 'falter' creates a tone of uncertainty and persistence.
• The words create a tone of confidence and assurance.
• The use of 'faltered' and 'falter' establishes a tone of joy and celebration.
• The terms suggest a tone of finality and resolution.

How does the setting affect the characters in the passage

• Characters are unaffected by their surroundings in the story.
• The setting has no impact on the characters' development.
• The setting only influences the plot, not the characters.
• The setting affects the character in the passage by making it a obstacles to over come

How does the author develop the perspective of Tavana Nui, Mr. Scruffles’s father?

• Tavana Nui's perspective is developed through his protective instincts, wisdom, and cultural values.
• Tavana Nui's character is developed through his interactions with Mr. Scruffles alone.
• Tavana Nui's viewpoint is influenced by his desire for fame and recognition.
• Tavana Nui's perspective is shaped by his financial success and ambition.

How does the arrival of the albatross, Kivi affect Mr. Scruffles

• It gives him hope to keep going and continue on his way

• Kivi disrupts Mr. Scruffles' routine, causing him stress.
• Kivi's arrival makes Mr. Scruffles feel lonely and withdrawn.
• Kivi's presence leads to conflict between Mr. Scruffles and other animals.

Part A Which is a theme of the passage

• The author's biography and background.
• A list of characters in the passage.
• Never judge a book by their cover

• A summary of the passage's events.

Part B Which quotation develops the theme in Part A

• The only thing we have to fear is success itself.
• Fear is a natural response to danger.
• Because they said that he was a coward and he does woman work

• Courage is not the absence of fear.