AnswersSY2025-26 - 1001040 MJ Language Arts 2 Sem 1 CR"American History," Part 1: Setting and Plot

"American History," Part 1: Setting and Plot Answers

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Which detail shows the historical background of the story’s setting?

A
“silence in El Building”
B
“Paterson, New Jersey”
C
“the day President Kennedy was shot”
D
“the place where the Straight and Narrow (streets) intersect”
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Which detail shows the environment of the excerpt’s setting?

A
“a cold gray day”
B
“just inside the building”
C
“Public School Number 13”
D
“the day that President Kennedy was shot”
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Based on this excerpt, what inference can be made about the time period?

A
The season is probably fall or winter.
B
The time of day is probably night.
C
The time of day is probably early morning.
D
The season is probably spring or summer.
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How does the setting create conflict in this excerpt?

A
The location creates a conflict between the boys and the girls.
B
The time period creates a conflict between the boys and the girls.
C
The environment creates a conflict between the students and the teacher.
D
The historical background creates a conflict between the students and the teacher.
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How does the setting make it more difficult for the narrator to accomplish her goal?

A
The time period (afternoon) means she has less time to talk to Eugene.
B
The large, crowded location makes it more difficult for her to find Eugene.
C
The English-speaking culture makes it more difficult for her to communicate with Eugene.
D
The unfamiliar food of the culture upsets her stomach, making it hard for her to talk to Eugene.
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What conflict does the location of El Building cause in this excerpt?

A
It makes the narrator wish she lived in Eugene’s house.
B
It makes it hard for the narrator to see into Eugene’s house.
C
It makes it more difficult for the narrator to get to Eugene’s house.
D
It makes the narrator feel ashamed because it interferes with the light in Eugene’s house.

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