Reading Comprehension Questions


Reading Comprehension Questions



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Reading Comprehension Questions
193. a. The last two lines of the passage directly state what defeated the Caribs. Choice b is incorrect since the Arawaks were defeated by the Carib, and neither the Dutch nor the French were mentioned in the role of conquerors. b. Strife means war. Choice c refers to the products one can buy on the modern St. Maarten. Choice d makes no sense since the time of strife is when the tribe allowed a chief to be chosen. Choice a is not mentioned in conjunction with being warlike or with strife it is added as another characteristic. c. Present-day St. Maarten belongs to the French and the Dutch. Choices b and d have no support in the passage. Choice a is incorrect. The Spanish are only mentioned in the passage in conjunction with the Indians. d. The idea of the passage is to convince the reader that the metaphor is a wonderful poetic device. None of the other choices are approached in the passage. a. The first paragraph clearly states that poets use metaphors more than any other type of figurative language, thereby inferring that a metaphor is a type of figurative language. Choice b is incorrect since the phrase other type of figurative language is clearly stated. Choice c is not supported in the passage. Choice
d is incorrect review the definition of a metaphor in the first and second lines of the passage. c. This detail is presented in the second paragraph. This links thorns with the idea of adding another dimension to the image of love. Choices a and b are not supported in the passage. Choice
d is incorrect because thorns are not being compared to arose. d. The explanation of the line details how love can be wonderful and yet, with the introduction of the thorn imagery, it also presents the danger of love. Choices b and c are not mentioned in the passage. Choice a only deals with the idea of joy, disregarding the thorn/danger aspect. c. This specific detail can be found in paragraph 1: “ . . . poets compose their best poetry to express what they are experiencing emotionally at that moment Choices a and b are incorrect because they each deal with only one reason fora poet to write. Choice d is incorrect since the only discussion of the senses dealt with the specific metaphor that was used as an example.
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