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Descriptive Language and Character: Clara Barton Answers

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Which detail in the passage supports the inference that Clara was usually quiet?

A
“small, dark-eyed Clara”
B
“Get mother, and go for the doctor, quick!”
C
“It was not the builders or the older persons present.”
D
“Clara commanded unexpectedly and without hesitation.”
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Read the statements about Clara Barton, then use the drop-down menus to identify each as either direct or indirect characterization.

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“That little girl, who remembered nothing but fear of her earliest childhood, was happy when she flaunted her courage.”:direct
“Hour after hour, and day after day, she sat by his bedside, his thin hand clasped in her strong one.”:indirect
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What inference can be made about Captain Barton, based on the details in the passage?

A
He tells stories to distract his daughter.
B
He is proud of his military service.
C
He wants his children to understand military strategy.
D
He didn’t tell stories to his other children.
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Read the statements about Clara Barton, then use the drop-down menus to identify each as either direct or indirect characterization.

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Selection 1:indirect
“That little girl, who remembered nothing but fear of her earliest childhood, was happy when she flaunted her courage.”:direct
“Hour after hour, and day after day, she sat by his bedside, his thin hand clasped in her strong one.”:indirect

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