Question

test name: gr10_ela_usa02_c1_pb_fy26
test id#: 3676774

1. in passage 2, how does the author represent the conflicting perspectives alice and the red queen have about names?

a. alice and the red queen share their conflicting perspectives on names by using a variety of figurative language.
b. the author reveals alice and the red queen’s conflicting perspectives on their names by putting important details in the stage direction for this section.
c. alice and the red queen share their conflicting perspectives on names through the ongoing dialogue between their two characters.
d. the author reveals alice and the red queen’s conflicting perspectives on their names through dialogue with other supporting characters.

Explanation:

In literature, authors often use dialogue between characters to convey different perspectives. Here, the most likely way the author represents the conflicting views of Alice and the Red - Queen on names is through their direct conversation. Option A focuses on figurative language which may not be the main way of representing the conflict. Option B mentions stage directions, but there is no indication this is a play with stage directions being the key element. Option D involves dialogue with other supporting characters rather than the two main characters in question.

Answer:

C. Alice and the Red Queen share their conflicting perspectives on names through the ongoing dialogue between their two characters.