Question

1. what does analyzing a text mean?

a. copying key sentences
b. breaking it into parts
c. skipping difficult sections
d. looking for summaries

1. how does descriptive language function in setting?

a. only shows character emotions
b. creates vivid imagery
c. only describes weather
d. only explains time periods

1. what affects the objectivity of the narrator?

a. perspective
b. suspense
c. tone
d. bias

Explanation:

• For question 35, analyzing a text involves breaking it into parts to understand its components, themes, and structures. Copying key - sentences is not analysis, skipping difficult sections is not analysis, and looking for summaries is different from analyzing the text itself.
• For question 36, descriptive language is used to create vivid imagery in the reader's mind, not just for showing character emotions, describing weather, or explaining time - periods.
• For question 37, bias affects the objectivity of the narrator. Perspective is about the point of view, suspense is about creating tension, and tone is about the attitude of the narrator, but bias directly impacts objectivity.

Answer:

1. B. Breaking it into parts
2. B. Creates vivid imagery
3. D. Bias