Question

1. the author of the passage can best be descried as a children’s book author and illustrator who is: a. remembering the day she first read a children’s book from iran. b. considering the influences on her artistic interests and work. c. explaining the goals of the kanoon parvaresh fekri koodakan va nojavanan. d. analyzing the loss of her cultural identity. 6. as presented in the passage, is noruzi’s statement in lines 10 - 13 best described as a fact or an opinion? f. a fact; it directly states the purpose behind the establishment of the kanoon. g. a fact; it makes clear that noruzi is an expert on the history of the kanoon. h. an opinion; it presents noruzi’s view on whether the kanoon met its educational goals. j. an opinion; it states that the books published by the kanoon were richly written. 7. the passage most strongly suggest that noruzi’s own children’s book includes: a. calligraphy. b. pop - up images. c. poems by other artists. d. objects glued to the pages to create texture.

Explanation:

Question 5

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• Option A: The passage likely isn't focused on just remembering a first reading of an Iranian children's book, as the author's role as a creator suggests a broader focus on their own work and influences.
• Option B: A children's book author/illustrator considering influences on their artistic interests and work aligns with exploring how experiences (like Iranian children's books) shaped their creative path.
• Option C: The author is not primarily explaining the goals of the Kanoon; they are more focused on their own artistic journey.
• Option D: There's no indication the passage is about losing cultural identity; it's about artistic influences.

• A fact is verifiable, an opinion is a belief/judgment.
• Option F: If the statement directly states the Kanoon's establishment purpose, it's a fact (verifiable historical info about the organization's purpose).
• Option G: The statement doesn't focus on Noruzi being an expert, so this is incorrect.
• Option H: The statement isn't about whether Kanoon met goals, so this is misaligned.
• Option J: "Richly written" is subjective, but the question's lines (10 - 13) likely relate to the Kanoon's purpose (a fact), not book quality (opinion). So F is correct as it's a verifiable statement about the Kanoon's purpose.

We analyze each option based on typical children's book elements and the passage's context (about Iranian children's books and the author's work):

• Option A: Calligraphy is a traditional Iranian art form, and if the author's book incorporates cultural elements, calligraphy is plausible.
• Option B: Pop - up images are not typically associated with traditional Iranian children's books or the context given.
• Option C: The passage doesn't suggest the author's book includes poems by other artists.
• Option D: Gluing objects for texture is not a common feature of the kind of children's books described (focused on writing/cultural art like calligraphy). So A is the most likely.

Answer:

B. considering the influences on her artistic interests and work.

Question 6