Think Up Assessment - RL 7.4 - "Jan Street Chase" & "Simon Lee: The Old Huntsman" (7.4)

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13 questions
Read the passage using your Scratch Paper Strategies and answer each question.
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Use “Jan Street Chase” to answer questions 1–5.

What is the effect of the alliteration in this sentence: “The pig slipped and slid down Jan Street, darting and dodging all efforts to corral him”?

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What does the word proximity mean in the sentence “Chloe positioned herself in the middle of the street, painfully aware of their proximity to heavy traffic on the highway”?

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Why does Chloe have mixed feelings about her new home?

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Which sentence from the story supports the answer to Question 3?

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What is the main way the setting shapes the story’s plot?

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Use “Simon Lee: The Old Huntsman” to answer questions 6–9.

Based on his actions in the poem, which word describes the speaker?

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How does the rhyme scheme affect the poem?

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Why does the poet use a dash in the third stanza?

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How does the third stanza contribute to the poem?

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Use “Jan Street Chase” and “Simon Lee: The Old Huntsman” to answer questions 10–13.

What is a similarity between Chloe in “Jan Street Chase” and the speaker in “Simon Lee: The Old Huntsman”?

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Which theme is expressed in both the story and the poem?

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Which statement accurately describes the point of view in both “Jan Street Chase” and “Simon Lee: The Old Huntsman”?

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How is the tone of “Simon Lee: The Old Huntsman” different from the tone of “Jan Street Chase”?