9 DFA#2RT RL.03 cloned 9/10/2019

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5 questions

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DFA#2 Re-teach Eng 9

Question 3

3. Using the excerpt from The Grapes of Wrath, explain how Mae’s interactions with the other characters reveal her complex attitude toward the man and his boys. Use textual evidence to support your claims.

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5 questions

Note from the author:

DFA#2 Re-teach Eng 9

Question 1

Question 2

Question 3

Question 4

Question 5

Question 1

a. judgmental to sympathetic.

b. welcoming to hostile.

c. generous to selfish.

d. angry to vengeful.

Question 2

a. “We got nice san’widges, hamburgers.” & “Whyn’t you buy a san’widge?”

b. “If we sell bread we gonna run out.” & “This here is a fifteen-cent loaf.”

c. “Mae said, “This ain’t a grocery store.” & “Them wasn’t two-for-a-cent candy,” he said.

d. “If we sell bread we gonna run out.” & “Whyn’t you buy a san’widge?”

Question 4

a. Henry realizes that during the battle he may be faced with an enemy that refuses to fight to the death.

b. Henry realizes that his physical strength may be inadequate during the time of battle.

c. Henry realizes that he is adequately prepared for battle and ready for the war to begin.

d. Henry realizes that in the heat of battle he may flee out of fear instead of remaining resolute to his cause and continuing to fight.

Question 5

Mae’s interactions with the other characters reveal a shift in her attitude from

a. judgmental to sympathetic.

b. welcoming to hostile.

c. generous to selfish.

d. angry to vengeful.

2. Which pieces of text evidence best support your answer for number 1?

a. “We got nice san’widges, hamburgers.” & “Whyn’t you buy a san’widge?”

b. “If we sell bread we gonna run out.” & “This here is a fifteen-cent loaf.”

c. “Mae said, “This ain’t a grocery store.” & “Them wasn’t two-for-a-cent candy,” he said.

d. “If we sell bread we gonna run out.” & “Whyn’t you buy a san’widge?”

4. In this passage, Henry is facing a part of himself that he was previously unaware of. What is this conflict?

a. Henry realizes that during the battle he may be faced with an enemy that refuses to fight to the death.

b. Henry realizes that his physical strength may be inadequate during the time of battle.

c. Henry realizes that he is adequately prepared for battle and ready for the war to begin.

d. Henry realizes that in the heat of battle he may flee out of fear instead of remaining resolute to his cause and continuing to fight.