Cultural Change in the Industrial Age

Question 1

industrialcapable✔ end

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end

Question 2

before✔ notwithin

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not

Question 3

✔ unendingincapableindustrialized

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unending

Question 4

Which phrase from the passage helps readers understand the meaning of interminable?

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“for ever and ever”

Question 5

What does the prefix “mono-” in monotonously mean? The word monotonously means .

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one; What does the prefix “mono-” in monotonously mean?: one; The word monotonously means .: without variety

Question 6

Dickens includes the word monotonously to help readers understand

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the repetitive motion of the steam engine.

Question 7

Which phrase from the passage is an example of figurative language?

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“like the head of an elephant”

Question 8

Which statement best explains the main idea of this passage from Hard Times?

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Industrialization has made life extremely boring and routine.

Question 9

Which statement best explains the main idea of this passage from Hard Times?

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Every building in Coketown looked the same, no matter its purpose.

Question 10

without expectation✔ without varietywith quiet successwith unfamiliarity

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without variety

Cultural Change in the Industrial Age Answers