"By the Waters of Babylon," Part 2: Analyzing Theme

Question 1

jealous brothers the loss of his parents ✔ a postapocalyptic environment

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a postapocalyptic environment; Selection 1: a postapocalyptic environment

Question 2

The rising action is a series of conflicts that the narrator faces when he .

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travels to the Place of the Gods

Question 3

The climax of the story is when the narrator is in the apartment and realizes that .

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the gods were people

Question 4

The resolution of the story occurs when the narrator returns to the Hill People and decides .

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to rebuild society slowly and carefully

Question 5

Which conflicts does the character face in this passage? Check all that apply.

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character vs. society because he is breaking laws; character vs. nature because his hunger is driving him to take risks

Question 6

Which statement best describes how the narrator responds to the conflict?

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The narrator responds to his fear by staying in the big room to learn more.

Question 7

How is the conflict in the passage resolved?

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The conflict is resolved when the narrator finds a way to get away from the dogs and continue his journey.

Question 8

What do the conflicts reveal about the characters and plot of the story? Check all that apply.The battles of the Hill and Forest People reveal how conflict can benefit society.The father shows wisdom in giving balanced advice to his son about breaking the law.The conflicts with nature create suspense and reveal the importance of perseverance. The conflicts that the narrator experiences show that laws should never be questioned.The narrator’s conflict with society shows he is willing to challenge laws to benefit others.The narrator shows bravery and determination through his experiences to gain knowledge.

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The father shows wisdom in giving balanced advice to his son about breaking the law.; The conflicts with nature create suspense and reveal the importance of perseverance.; The narrator’s conflict with society shows he is willing to challenge laws to benefit others.; The narrator shows bravery and determination through his experiences to gain knowledge.

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