Which choice best describes what happens in thepassage?A) One character argues with another characterwho intrudes on her home.B) One character receives a surprising request fromanother character.C) One character reminisces about choices she hasmade over the years.D) One character criticizes another character forpursuing an unexpected course of action.

Multiple Choice (1 point):In On Writing, this element of storytelling is crucial in defining (and identifying) characters in a story:Group of answer choicesDialogueBehaviorBackstoryTheme

Select the correct answers.Which two events would most likely occur in the rising action of a story? The main character and setting are introduced to the reader. The main character makes decisions that influence the plot. The main character overcomes the main conflict in the story. The supporting characters are introduced to the reader. The main character faces events that lead up to the climax.

5.   This character has a charismatic personality, uses wit and charm to manipulate situations, and is not afraid to bend the rules for personal gain.*1 pointVillainHero

Which of the following will a memorable piece of literature most likely have?A.Conflicted characters whose thoughts and decisions drive eventsB.A gorgeous setting that has no influence over the character's actionsC.Forgettable characters who do lots of thingsD.Many action scenes that have nothing to do with the charactersSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

QUESTION 5Read the article below and write down the changes you would make in the spaces (a-e) so that thepassage reads correctly (write down the answers only).CARMINE RESCUEWe’re about to set out to visit one of the largest flocks of carmine bee-eaters that visit Namibia annuallyto breed.We (a)______ (to climb) on board the flat-bottomed boat with all our camera gear and settle down for theride. We’ve barely pulled away from the riverbank when something (b)_____ (to catch) our attention inthe river. Hearing the desperate call of a tiny creature in the water, we see a small reddish bird swimmingfrantically towards the boat. As we approach, the little bird’s head and open (c) _____(to squeak) beak,pink body and wings become visible just under the water’s surface. This is a member of the enormousflock of bee-eaters we’ve come to visit, and it’s exhausted and close to drowning. The boatman pulls theboat closer and Martin instinctively and quickly (d)_____ (to offer) his open hand to the little creature, whichclambers gratefully aboard. Its feathers are completely (e)______ (to soak) and all it can do is lie there withits eyes closed in the friendly stranger’s hand