Question

how does the author develop sarahs character in this passage? a. through extensive physical description b. through dialogue with other characters c. through flashbacks to her childhood d. through her actions what plot element is introduced at the end of the passage? a. rising action b. resolution c. climax d. falling action what is the primary conflict presented in this passage? a. the approaching storm b. sarahs fear of heights c. her grandfathers disappearance d. the deteriorating state of the lighthouse which sensory detail helps establish the settings atmosphere? a. the favorite chair b. the sealed paper envelope c. the spiral staircase d. the salty air whistling

Explanation:

For the first question, authors often use multiple methods to develop characters. Dialogue can reveal a character's thoughts, feelings, and personality. For the second question, the resolution is the end - part of a story where problems are solved. For the third question, conflict drives the story forward, and an approaching storm can create tension. For the fourth question, sensory details like the sound of salty air whistling can set the atmosphere.

Answer:

1. b. Through dialogue with other characters
2. b. Resolution
3. a. The approaching storm
4. d. The salty air whistling