Conflict and Plot Structure in Robin Hood — Unit test

Question 23 • 25-26 TX-Literary Genres

Which cause-and-effect relationship in “The Bridge” relates to the theme “Sometimes help is found in the most unexpected of places”?

Answer

Because the narrator is late for his appointment with his math tutor, his parents tell him he can no longer play in his band.

Because the narrator’s parents grew up in India, he believes they do not understand his deep passion for music.

Because the narrator loses track of time during band practice one evening, he is late getting home for his math tutoring session.

Because the narrator’s math tutor explains the mathematical benefits of music to the narrator’s parents, the narrator is able to rejoin his band.

Explanation

The theme is about receiving help from an unexpected source. The narrator’s math tutor, whose role seems unrelated to the narrator’s musical conflict, helps by explaining to the parents that music has mathematical benefits. As a result, the narrator can rejoin his band, so D best shows the cause-and-effect relationship connected to the theme.

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