Question
Readers can make inferences about a text based on evidence in the text and their own background knowledge.

Identify the inference that readers can make from each excerpt from the text.

Drag each tile to the correct box.

Tiles
Family obligations are a heavy burden.
Growing up means not being able to express herself freely.
Growing up means being limited by more adult responsibilities.
Dressing up for her birthday felt phony and a betrayal of herself.
Pairs
“Like a big Mexican Barbie doll,
I looked at myself in the mirror . . .”
arrowBoth
“The girl I used to be,
who has lost her voice . . .”
arrowBoth
“Accept the clipping of my wings,
the taming of my heart . . .”
arrowBoth
“Know when to be quiet and let their
elders make the decisions . . .”

Answer:

Family obligations are a heavy burden. - "Accept the clipping of my wings,  the taming of my heart . . ."

Growing up means not being able to express herself freely. - "Know when to be quiet and let their  elders make the decisions . . ."

Growing up means being limited by more adult responsibilities. - "The girl I used to be,  who has lost her voice . . ."

Dressing up for her birthday felt phony and a betrayal of herself. - "Like a big Mexican Barbie doll,  I looked at myself in the mirror . . ."

Explanation:

Guadalupe Garcia McCall's "Under the Mesquite" is a novel written in a poem structure that details the writer's life as a Mexica-American, unsure of her identity. The novel chronicles her life growing up in a mixed community and having to make sacrifices after the death of her mother.

The statements/ phrases that make inferences with the novel are-

Family obligations are a heavy burden. - "Accept the clipping of my wings,  the taming of my heart . . ."

Growing up means not being able to express herself freely. - "Know when to be quiet and let their  elders make the decisions . . ."

Growing up means being limited by more adult responsibilities. - "The girl I used to be,  who has lost her voice . . ."

Dressing up for her birthday felt phony and a betrayal of herself. - "Like a big Mexican Barbie doll,  I looked at myself in the mirror . . ."

Answer:

“The girl I used to be,

who has lost her voice . . .” : Dressing up for her birthday felt phony and a betrayal of herself.

“Accept the clipping of my wings,

the taming of my heart . . .” : Growing up means not being able to express herself freely.

“Like a big Mexican Barbie doll,

I looked at myself in the mirror . . .” : Family obligations are a heavy burden.

“Know when to be quiet and let their

elders make the decisions . . .” : Growing up means being limited by more adult responsibilities.

Explanation:

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1. Which of the following groups of words is a phrase?
a. The carpenter fixes our house.
b. The baby cried.
c. A lovely girl.
d. A beggar stood at my door.
2. Which of the following groups of words is a clause?
a. Sally is inside the store.
b. Outside the room.
c. Cleaning the gym.
d. Lots of yummy, cold ice cream.
3. In which of the following sentences the independent clause is underlined?
a. Because supplies were limited, the store ran out of the sales item quickly.
b. Because it is raining, we have an umbrella.
c. Because my mother is sleeping, my father is reading a book.
d. Because Sally studied, she passed the test.
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The wind tapped like a tired man,
And like a host, "Come in,"
I boldly answered; entered then
My residence within

A rapid, footless guest,
To offer whom a chair
Were as impossible as hand
A sofa to the air.

No bone had he to bind him,
His speech was like the push
Of numerous humming-birds at once
From a superior bush.

His countenance a billow,
His fingers, if he pass,
Let go a music, as of tunes
Blown tremulous in glass.

He visited, still flitting;
Then, like a timid man,
Again he tapped—'t was flurriedly—
And I became alone.

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give the wind humanlike characteristics.
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of Grendel's deeds the tidings reached a vallant Gothic knight,
Highborn, a thane* of Higelac; no mortal man in might
In his life's day was like to him. A goodly ship he bade
Make ready the swan's path to sail, that he might carry ald?
* Thane was used in early England and Scotland to refer to a nobleman who
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1. Beowulf. An Old English Poem, trans. H. W. Lumsden (London: Kegan Paul, Trench &
Co., 1883) 11-12
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A. The epic structure of Beowulf allows the speaker to interrupt the
sequence of events to praise the knight, which builds suspense
and emphasizes that the knight is probably the hero.
B. The epic structure of Beowulflacks rhythm, suggesting that the
poem is closer to a novel or short story in structure than a lyric
poem would be.
C. The lyric structure of Beowulf provides an opportunity for the
author to use repetition of the word "might" to show that evil rules
the day and only the powerful can survive.
D. The lyric structure of Beowulf uses the figurative term "goodly
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serve as a sort of sidekick to the knight.

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A.
to prepare readers for the end of the story
B.
to provide the setting of the story
C.
to highlight the conflicts in the story
D.
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O If the offspring inherits a genetic combination that includes a harmful trait, it could decrease the organismis
chance of survival.
If the offspring inherits the exact same geneticinformation as its parentit could decrease the organism's
chance of survival.
O If the offspring inherits only half of the genetic material its parents have, it could decrease the organism's
chance of survival.
If the offspring inherits double the genetic material its parents have, it could decrease the organism's
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Passage 1:
E-12 slipped from his bunk and placed his palm on the scanner. A
robotic voice barked out his instructions for the day, he would be
working in the mines again. He hurried down to breakfast, hoping his
weigh-in would warrant a few extra ounces of oatmeal, but the
machine dispensed the usual 6.5 ounces into his bowl. It was hard to
believe there had ever been a time when humans controlled the
computers
Passage 2
"Sarah, stop!" her father called. He was holding her blue cardigan with
the Star of David sewn on the front, Sarah bit her lip in frustration. How
could she have forgotten? If she had left the house without identifying
herself as a Jew, the whole family could have been in trouble. Sure
enough, she passed two German soldiers on the way to school
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A. Both passages have a theme of surviving in a dysfunctional
society
B. Both passages include religious persecution as a main conflict
C. Passage 1 is about identity, whereas passage 2 is about
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D. Passage 1 has a realistic setting, whereas passage 2 has a
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A in
heart.
B. on
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