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Unit Test

Question 4 • Basic English II S2

Which detail from "To Save a Turtle" is part of the middle of the story?

Answer
A
Quentin looked like a giraffe. His neck was long and thin, and so were his arms and legs.
B
Going undercover always meant telling lies, and she didn’t like lying to people she liked.
C
The last piece of the puzzle had dropped into place when Quentin had offered to take the midnight shift.
D
Fortunately, she was there in time to see that the baby turtles would hatch. It really wasn’t such a bad job, after all.

Explanation

The middle of a story often develops the problem and gives clues that help the characters understand what is happening. The detail that the puzzle piece “had dropped into place” when Quentin offered to take the midnight shift suggests a discovery made as the story unfolds. Choice D sounds like the ending because it describes the successful hatching and reflects on how the job turned out.

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