91 ! 1. which best identifies the character type of father william from alice's adventures in wonderland? a. flat b. main c. round d. dynamic read the passage. "you are old," said the youth, "and your jaws are too weak for anything tougher than suet; yet you finished the goose, with the bones and the beak-- pray, how did you manage to do it? " 2. which best describes the rhyme scheme? a. there is no rhyme scheme. b. the author uses alliteration to create rhyme scheme. c. lines 1 and 3 rhyme and lines 2 and 4 rhyme. d. lines 1 and 3 rhyme, while lines 2 and 4 don't rhyme. 3. which best explains the purpose for a call-out box in a nonfiction text? a. to provide interactive features, such as surveys and polls b. to add pictures and other media elements to the text c. to add more visual appeal to the text d. to provide information that is interesting but does not relate directly to the text itself 4. how does the young man in lewis carroll's parody "father william" treat father william? a. he admires father william and treats him with respect. b. he is indifferent to father william. c. he is critical and contemptuous of father william. d. he is curious about father william's past and wants to learn from him. review the detail. mowgli leaves the wolf pack at the end of the jungle book. 5. which best explains what this detail establishes about mowgli's character traits? a. he is regretful; he is too ashamed to lead the pack after living among men. b. he is vengeful; he is still angry at the wolves for their betrayal. c. he is wise; he knows that he must create a place where he can belong. d. he is rebellious; he can no longer live by the law of the jungle. read the passage. on what wings dare he aspire? what the hand dare seize the fire? 6. which best explains the use of literal and figurative language in the passage? a. it is literal; the passage describes what actually happens. b. it is figurative; the passage describes what actually happens. c. it is literal; the passage contains words that alter the usual meaning. d. it is figurative; the passage contains words that alter the usual meaning.