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Question 1

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The narrator says that the newspapers are using "small print" (line 13) and are "getting farther and farther away when I hold them" (lines 14–15). What is actually the cause of the problem?

Options:

A.

The narrator is being distracted by people’s voices.

B.

The narrator is tired.

C.

Modern printing techniques have reduced readability.

D.

The narrator’s eyesight is getting weaker.

E.

The narrator is dissatisfied with the newspaper’s political views.

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Question 2

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What does the comparison “They were a couple that, like the slough spread out northwest behind them, flowed two ways” (lines 2–5) tell the reader about Molly and Ray?

Options:

A.

They are slow moving.

B.

They make decisions quickly.

C.

They have traveled extensively.

D.

They are opposites in many ways.

E.

They have lived in two different countries.

Question 3

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Later in the excerpt, Diana names the cat “The Tiger.” Which quotation from the excerpt links his behavior with his name?

Options:

A.

“a cat will gallop for shelter” (lines 15–16)

B.

“He screeched like a Billingsgate fishwife” (lines 32–33)

C.

“He clawed at his captor” (lines 37–38)

D.

“his tail has been run over” (lines 56–57)

E.

“this one is special” (lines 62–63)