Multiple Choice Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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In paragraph 1, the sentence, “Mr. Zagursky
ran a factory of infant prodigies,” contains an example of
a. | metaphor. | b. | symbolism. | c. | foreshadowing. | d. | understatement. |
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In paragraph 2, the phrase, “The sounds
dripped from my fiddle like iron filings,” contains examples of
a. | allusion and metaphor. | b. | alliteration and metonymy. | c. | assonance and simile. | d. | onomatopoeia and
personification. |
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In paragraph 3, the phrase, “I would relate
impossible happenings to the kids next door,” suggests the narrator
a. | made up stories. | b. | composed songs. | c. | described the
books he read. | d. | told about his
music lessons. |
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Paragraph 6 suggests the narrator
a. | stowed away on a ship. | b. | never went for another lesson. | c. | sold his violin for twelve roubles. | d. | became lost on the way to his lesson. |
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Nikitich taught the narrator to
a. | swim. | b. | observe detail. | c. | play the
violin. | d. | obey his parents. |
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The narrator was saved from punishment through
intervention by
a. | his father. | b. | an officer. | c. | Mr.
Zagursky. | d. | his grandmother. |
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The stylistic device used in paragraph 34
is
a. | repetition. | b. | inverted sentences. | c. | sentence
fragments. | d. | rhetorical
questions. |
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The point of view in this passage is
a. | objective. | b. | omniscient. | c. | first
person. | d. | limited
omniscient. |
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