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What plot events are described in “The Prison -Door”? Check the four best choices.

A
The prison is built.
B
The prison is described.
C
A crowd of people assembles in front of the prison.
D
People call out to the jailors.
E
The narrator observes a rosebush in bloom.
F
The narrator plucks one of the roses and offers it to the reader.
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What can the reader infer from these plot events?

A
Hester deserves her punishment.
B
Hester is an unfit mother.
C
Hester is in conflict with society.
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What can you infer from these plot events? Check the three best choices.

A
The story is about a prisoner.
B
People are waiting for something to happen.
C
Someone in the crowd is a major character in the story.
D
The crowd will become violent and storm the prison.
E
The prison will be important to the story.
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Which plot events occur in “The Market-Place”? Check the two best choices.

A
Hester exits the jail with her infant.
B
Women in the crowd cry out for Hester’s release.
C
Hester claims her innocence before the crowd.
D
Hester endures scorn while standing on the scaffold.
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All of the following are effective strategies. What step or strategy would you apply to monitor your comprehension as you read the passage?

A
I would ask myself if the passage made sense.
B
I would figure out where I lost track.
C
I would reread the passage.
D
I would use context to find word meanings.
E
I would break the sentence into shorter sections.
F
I would call on personal experience.

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