1. The author of "My Brother's Keeper" mainly develops Jamie's character through
A. His actions
B. Dialogue and Thoughts
C. The narrator's descriptions
D. Others' reactions to him
2. The story of "My Brother's Keeper" is told through the point of view
A. Harry
B. Jamie
C. Ted
D. A narrator
3. The narrator of "The Scarlet's Ibis" is
A. A young boy with a disability
B. A young girl with a disabled brother
C. A parent of a disabled child
D. An adult who had a disabled brother
4. The scarlet ibis is a symbol for doodle because
A. It was afraid of human interaction
B. It was hatched from a caul
C. It was unique and awkward
D. It thrives only in the warm climate
5. The author of "On Turning Ten" best creates a tone of regret with the line
A. "Disfiguring chicken pox of the soul."
B. "The perfect simplicity
