1) Within the piece Robert Jordan can be inferred to be a ?
A. Robert does fight for what
is just however Robert is in no way portrayed as the hero within the passage
B. Robert is does take part in
the fighting however he clearly does not stumble upon it
C. Robert is obviously taking
part in the action
D. This is correct as Robert is
an American volunteer who believes heavily in the Spanish cause
E. Robert nickname is
ingles identifying him as English thus making him not spanish
2) “Thou hast loved many
others.” “(s)ome. But not as thee.”(Hemingway 160) The reader can infer from
these lines that.
A. Robert’s tone points to
these women never being as important to him as Maria
B. This is correct as Robert
shows true affection for Maria as his diction clearly states
C. This relationship can be
inferred to be on going as Robert says “not as thee” instead of taking the
stance of this being new
D. Robert has shown a
problem connecting with women however he truly does love Maria which is seen
within his answer
E. The elevated diction
and the specifying of it being love leading the reader to believe this is not a
temporary relationship.
3) All of the
below are true about Maria except?
A. Maria is innocent however
C. is the better answer
B. The war has changed Maria however within Maria’s diction
there is an innocence
C. Maria shows her innocence
within her love and thus allowing her to fully love Robert as she wishes to be
what she believes is the perfect wife for a man.
D. The relationship is
obviously romantic and Maria is also obvious naïve as she speaks of how she must care for Robert in a traditional
innocent way.
E. B&D
4) The reader can infer from
the thoughts of Robert that?
A. Robert is not innocent thus
making it impossible to love Maria the way in which she loves him for she
innocently loves him. However Robert does truly love Maria
B. Robert is pre-occupied by
his work however he does care for Maria as he wishes to protect her
C. Robert’s diction proves
otherwise
D. Robert wishes to protect
her innocence not destroy it
E. The relationship
between Maria and Robert is purely romantic
5) Within the piece the reader
can infer that Maria is innocent specifically within which quote or quotes?
I “I like to kiss very much,” she said. But I do not do it
well.”
II “Now am I happy,” she said. “Now am I truly happy.”
III “ I would learn to take good care of thee.”
A This only shows that Maria is happy with Robert not that
she is innocent
B This show’s an immaturity within Maria however so does I
C This does show Maria’s innocence however so does III
D Maria’s innocence is seen with her embaressment in kissing
Robert and also her distorted view of marriage as she believes she must care
for Robert like a child.
E See explanation for answer A
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