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by Claire Mae Saturnino
1

Imagine that you hurt your friend's feelings because of something you said. You want to create dialogue showing a sincere apology. Which line would be most effective?

2

Imagine that you made a mistake in a group project but were afraid to tell your classmates because you thought they would become angry. Which conflict would best represent your experience in a play?

3

Think about a disagreement you have had with a friend or classmate. If you turned it into a one-act play, which plot would be most appropriate?

4

What advises about proper behavior?

5

Which refers to an idea that is generally true for people everywhere?

6

What is a deep belief about life, people, values, or the world?

7

Which is generally applicable to people regardless of their culture or situation?

8

“Treat others with respect.”

9

“A meaningful life is more important than wealth.”

10

Montresor's past experiences with Fortunato's insults fuel his desire for revenge.

11

Montresor wants to carry out his revenge without Fortunato discovering his plan.

12

Fortunato takes pride in his ability to identify and judge different kinds of wine.

13

A student who was once bullied becomes a peer counselor. She remembers her own experience, feels empathy for other students, and wants to prevent others from experiencing the same pain. Which interpretation best analyzes the character?

14

The students were EXHAUSTED after walking for three hours under the hot sun. What is the meaning of the capitalized word?

15

Before the examination, the teacher reminded the students to ______ attention to the instructions. Which word correctly completes the collocation in the sentence?

16

An author writes a poem about loneliness after spending many years away from family for work. Which information would best help you apply biographical analysis? The ________________

17

A story describes a community gathering to celebrate a traditional festival practiced for generations. Which approach should you use to examine the shared beliefs and traditions?

18

A character gives food to a poor neighbor even though the character has very little food left. Which value is best represented by the character's action?

19

A story shows a family making important decisions together. The characters explain that their community values cooperation and collective responsibility. Which interpretation best analyzes the text?

20

A poet lost a parent, so his poem repeatedly expresses grief and loneliness.

21

A story describes a community celebrating a harvest festival with traditional dances.

22

A story, written years after the war, portrays families struggling during World War II.

23

A novel describes people losing their homes during a major earthquake that occurred in the country several decades ago.

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