Which sentence from the passage best describes the narrator’s ultimate point of view about her new city?Answer choices for the above question“Unfortunately, when I tried to sign with the baristas at this new coffee shop, all I received were confused frowns and impatient looks, and they didn’t offer a paper to write down my order or even try to point to the different sizes.” (paragraph 3)“That was an extremely frustrating moment, but I hadn’t given up—yet.” (paragraph 4)“I hadn’t seen her since college, and we were both excited to reconnect.” (paragraph 5)“I would definitely be back for some caffeine, community, and probably some milkshakes, too.” (paragraph 7)

Which sentences from the text represent key events that should be used in an objective summary of the text? Select two answers.Answer choices for the above question“Then she showed up for work, and she realized that being an attorney in the real world was nothing like school or even close to her internship at the prestigious Bartle and Dugan.” (paragraph 1)“At lunch Lupe said that she had to get used to it, right—that it really couldn’t be as impossible as it seemed?” (paragraph 2)“Lupe wasn’t ready for the cantankerous look Tina gave her that first day on the job before saying that, no, it never got easier.” (paragraph 4)“She considered quitting—after all, she could always find some other work; maybe Bartle and Dugan would still have a position open for her, even if the job was all monotonous paper shuffling.” (paragraph 7)“In the end, one thing changed her mind: a client, who lost his case but still thanked her and shook her hand.” (paragraph 8)

Question 11 of 19Read this excerpt from a story:I don't know why everyone was so happy when we reached the top of the mountain. It only took us four hours to hike up there. And I'm still not sure why everyone was amazed as we looked down. I mean, it was only the most spectacular view I'd ever seen in my life.Which statement best describes the narrator's point of view in this excerpt?A.He was bored by everything that happened on the hike.B.He was sorry he agreed to the hike up the mountain.C.He was in awe of what he saw from the top of the mountain.D.He was in a state of panic because he was up so high.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Which of these excerpts from "Once in a Lifetime" by Jhumpa Lahiri most clearly uses second-person point of view? A. In addition to the quality and quantity of the food, she was worried about the weather . . . B. Our mothers had met when mine was pregnant. She didn't know it yet; she was feeling dizzy and had sat down on a bench in a small park. C. Your father was in the suit and tie he always wore, his handsome, bespectacled face leaning toward someone in conversation. D. By the following year I had outgrown the coat, and to my great relief it was donated to charity.  E. During the party it started snowing, as predicted, stragglers arriving with wet, white-caked coats that we had to hang from the shower-curtain rod.

Which quotation best supports the idea that Woodson and her siblings were grateful to be with Mama in New York even though they missed Greenville?A. "After the falling / sometimes I would see my mother / smiling at that sculpture. / And in her smile, / there was Aunt Kay's smile" (152-153)B. "Some days in this new place / there is only a box of pancake mix / an egg, and faucet water" (157)C. "We remember Greenville / without her, count our blessings in silence / and chew." (157)D. "And then one day my mother / comes home with two shopping bags / filled with board games" (167)

This excerpt contains descriptions of multiple locations that were significant in the author's life. Write a response in which you evaluate how the social and economic context of the locations influences the events described in the memoir. Remember to use evidence from the text to support your response.