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answer these questions before moving on to the analyze the text section on the following page.
- which two sentences most strongly foreshadow that wishing on the monkeys paw will bring about events that cause grief?
a \the visitor absent - mindedly put his empty glass to his lips and then set it down again.\ (paragraph 22)
b \he wanted to show that fate ruled peoples lives, and that those who interfered with it did so to their sorrow.\ (paragraph 26)
c \and did you really have the three wishes granted?\ (paragraph 30)
d \if you must wish, he said gruffly, wish for something sensible.\ (paragraph 47)
e \a silence unusual and depressing settled upon all three, which lasted until the old couple rose to retire for the night.\ (paragraph 63)
- what does mr. white come to realize in paragraphs 129 - 136?
a a rat had caused the knocking sound.
b the talisman really had granted their wishes.
c a mangled monster is at the door.
d they are only imagining the knocking sound.
- which words most contribute to the somber mood in paragraph 141?
a the knocking ceased
the chair drawn back
c the streetlamp flickering opposite
a quiet and deserted road
- Question 1:
- Option B: The statement about fate and interference foreshadows negative consequences (grief) from using the monkey's paw.
- Option D: The admonition to "wish for something sensible" implies that wishes can have unforeseen and perhaps bad outcomes.
- Question 2:
- After the wishes, the knocking (related to the second wish for the son to come back) and the context of the story lead Mr. White to realize the talisman's power.
- Question 3:
- "A quiet and deserted road" creates a somber (dark, gloomy) mood. "Quiet" and "deserted" evoke a sense of isolation and lack of life, which is characteristic of a somber atmosphere.
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- B. “He wanted to show that fate ruled people’s lives, and that those who interfered with it did so to their sorrow.” (paragraph 26), D. “If you must wish,’ he said gruffly, ‘wish for something sensible.” (paragraph 47)
- B. The talisman really had granted their wishes.
- D. a quiet and deserted road