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Critiques of American Society in Science Fiction Answers

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What is the atmosphere of this passage?

A
mournful
B
fearful
C
hopeful
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Which group of words from the text best serves as evidence to support the conclusion about the atmosphere?

A
long, harsh, reassure
B
trembling, abyss, anguish
C
awakening, wheels, opening
3

What does the use of the phrase “the lucky ones” convey about the author’s viewpoint?

A
He feels worse off.
B
He feels excluded.
C
He feels hopeful.
4

What is the author’s purpose for writing, as demonstrated by this passage?

A
to explain his plan for fighting back
B
to show his belief that he would be saved
C
to explain the difficulty and discomfort
5

How does the author’s viewpoint support this purpose?

A
It is combative to show his inner fight.
B
It is positive to show he still has optimism.
C
It is dark to show the horror of the situation.
6

Which pair of words from the passage best reveals this tone?

A
lucky, thirst
B
intolerable, worse
C
window, heat
7

What does the phrase “But we never ate enough to satisfy our hunger” demonstrate about the author?

A
his refusal to accept defeat
B
his healthy appetite for food
C
his awareness of the grim situation

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