Plot-8th Grade
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Diana Albert-Hampton
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MARY
(Equally shocked, offended. She does have ink on her cheek
and hands because she has been writing.)
Which general? This general—if he is one—must think much of his own importance to
appear
without advance notice and with no regard for the business of others. General indeed!
(She is interrupted by the GENERAL at the door. CAROLINE
points, but at first, MARY keeps talking. ELIZA covers her
mouth and giggles.)
GENERAL
Yes, ma’am, General is what I am accustomed to be called. I am honored to make your
acquaintance.
MARY
I beg your pardon, General. I am a woman of simple means and simple manners. I did
believe that
the children were having their fun with me. And what is your business today, sir? Are you
commanding a new ship? Perhaps your ship requires a flag?
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Multiple Choice
Read this line spoken by Mary in the passage. I am a woman of simple means and simple manners. What does Mary intend to accomplish with this line?
A to make the general aware of her experience and education
B to reveal that she believes she lacks the necessary skill to make the flag
C to boast by saying that her modest background had not hindered her success
D to use her humble origins to explain that she had not intended to be rude to the general
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Multiple Choice
Read these lines from the passage.
Now, Caroline, I don’t see why that is necessary. Straight lines can be quite inspiring.
What do these lines most suggest about Mary?
A She prefers geometric shapes.
B She rarely departs from what is expected.
C She frequently contradicts what others say.
D She has a tendency to daydream about the future.
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Multiple Choice
In Act 1, Scene 2, what purpose do Rebecca’s lines serve?
A to give background information about Caroline
B to reveal a surprising aspect of Caroline’s character
C to create a barrier to the resolution of Mary’s inner conflict Caroline and Mary
D to promote the resolution of the conflict between
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Multiple Choice
Based on the dialogue in the passage, which is true of Caroline?
A She is ambitious.
B She is imaginative.
C She studies diligently.
D She welcomes adventure.
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Multiple Choice
How is the main conflict in the passage resolved?
A General Striker admires Caroline’s proposal.
B Rebecca persuades Mary to consider Caroline’s wishes.
C Caroline changes her mind and follows Mary’s directions.
D Rebecca and Caroline decide to work on a different project.
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Multiple Choice
Which of these most contributes to the resolution of the conflict in the passage?
A Caroline’s wit
B Mary’s cleverness
C Rebecca’s wisdom
D General Striker’s charm
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