Using the selection “Little Things Are Big,” read the questions carefully and choose the best answer from the choices given. You may use your Online Literature Book and a dictionary.
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Question at position 1
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1 point
Question at position 1
The author most likely wrote this to
The author most likely wrote this to
Explain why helping strangers is important
Argue for the end of racism in America
Describe internal struggles related to racial prejudice
Share an entertaining story
Question at position 2
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1 point
Question at position 2
What is the tone of the selection?
What is the tone of the selection?
Amused
Shocked
Angry
Reflective
Question at position 3
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1 point
Question at position 3
How does the first person subjective point of view help convey the author’s message?
How does the first person subjective point of view help convey the author’s message?
He can share the thoughts and feelings of all individuals.
He can report on the viewpoint of others.
He can share his feelings about the experience.
He can relate all of the details of the evening.
Question at position 4
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1 point
Question at position 4
Why does the author repeat all that the white lady on the subway was carrying?
Why does the author repeat all that the white lady on the subway was carrying?
To showcase her need
To reflect on his decision
To highlight her wealth
To contrast their differences
Question at position 5
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1 point
Question at position 5
The author’s use of figurative language in paragraph 10 suggests
The author’s use of figurative language in paragraph 10 suggests
The author felt ashamed.
The author felt wild.
The author felt afraid.
The author felt strong.
Question at position 6
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1 point
Question at position 6
Why does the author not help the lady down the stairs in the subway?
Why does the author not help the lady down the stairs in the subway?
He is tired since it is very late.
He thinks she will be afraid of him.
Other people were already helping her.
He is not certain where he is going.
