A)
Multiple Choice
Why does Skurzynski open “Nethergrave” by describing how Jeremy accidentally scores a goal for the opposing soccer team?
(1 point)
to show that Jeremy is not very bright
to show why the coach should not have put Jeremy in the game
to show how Jeremy finds the real world awkward and embarrassing
Apologies for the confusion. The correct answer is:
to show how Jeremy finds the real world awkward and embarrassing.
to highlight Jeremy's lack of physical coordination
that not a answer
To determine the answer to this multiple-choice question, we need to analyze the text of "Nethergrave" by Gloria Skurzynski. Here are the steps to find the answer:
1. Read the opening of "Nethergrave" by Gloria Skurzynski.
2. Look for the passage where Skurzynski describes Jeremy accidentally scoring a goal for the opposing soccer team.
3. Pay attention to the details and the tone of the description.
4. Consider what the author's purpose might be in including this scene.
5. Evaluate each option given in the question and choose the one that aligns with the purpose identified.
Since I don't have the text of "Nethergrave" available, I can't provide an exact answer. However, based on the options given, we can make an educated guess.
To show that the answer is "to show how Jeremy finds the real world awkward and embarrassing," we need to consider if the described scene supports this theme. If Skurzynski portrays Jeremy's accidental goal as a moment of embarrassment or awkwardness for him, then this option seems valid. Conversely, if the passage represents Jeremy as unintelligent or criticizes the coach's decision, the other options may be more appropriate.
By carefully analyzing the text, the reader should be able to determine the intended message and select the correct answer.