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Question 1

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Based on Granny’s character as revealed in this excerpt, how might Granny react if her children tried to put her in a retirement home?

Options:

A.

welcome the rest

B.

protest that she can take care of herself

C.

gladly give up the work of caring for her own home

D.

ask to live with one of the children

E.

hire someone to care for her

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Question 2

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Later in the essay from which this excerpt is taken, a young man offers to help the narrator to cross the street.

With this information and the information in this excerpt, what can the reader conclude about the actual effect the aging process is having on the narrator?

Options:

A.

The narrator truly looks and acts like an old man.

B.

The narrator enjoys pretending he is an old man.

C.

The narrator looks younger than his actual age.

D.

The narrator has found humor in teasing people older than he is.

E.

The narrator loses his sense of humor when children are around.

Question 3

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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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