Retest Tuesday Of The Other June

The specific conflicts the main character faces in the story "Tuesday of the Other June" are man vs. man. This means that the main character is facing conflicts and challenges with other human characters in the story. It could be conflicts with classmates, friends, or family members, where there is a clash of interests, beliefs, or personalities. The story focuses on the interpersonal conflicts and struggles the main character experiences in their relationships with others.

The correct answer is "We stood in front of the mirror as she combed and brushed my hair." This is the correct example because it uses the correct verb tense ("stood" instead of "standed") and spelling ("mirror" instead of "miror" and "hair" instead of "hare").

The correct form of the word should be "when" instead of "wen". In the given sentence, "when" is used to indicate the time or moment at which the action of putting clothes away occurred. "Wen" is not a valid word in English and does not make sense in the context of the sentence. Therefore, the correct answer is False.

All of the other choices except the first option had homophone and spelling mistakes.

June doesn't confide in her mother about the bullying because she doesn't want to make her mother worry. This suggests that June cares about her mother's well-being and doesn't want to burden her with her problems.

The answer is June as first person narrator. The story uses the pronouns I, me, and my showing that June is telling the story from her point of view.

All but the last choice had homophone, spelling, punctuation, and capitalization errors.

The given statement is false. The correct spelling of the word in question is "does," not "dose." The correct sentence would be "He does his homework each night."

The given statement is true. "Definitely" is the correct spelling of the word. The sentence provided is also grammatically correct, using the word "definitely" in the right context to express a strong certainty or assurance about looking forward to warmer weather.

The author uses the repetition of "goodbye" to emphasize the feeling of relief when June leaves the final swim lesson. The repetition adds emphasis and intensity to the emotion of relief, highlighting the author's strong sense of satisfaction and liberation from a negative experience.

June renames Tuesday as "Awfulday" because she finds it to be a terrible or unpleasant day.

The author characterizes the Other June as threatening. This suggests that the Other June poses a potential danger or harm to others, creating a sense of fear or intimidation. The word "threatening" implies that her actions or behavior have negative consequences or may cause harm to others. This characterization helps to create tension and conflict in the story, adding to the overall narrative.

When things are exaggerated like the example "for the first time in weeks" it is an example of hyperbole.

The correct spelling of the word is "February." In the sentence, it is misspelled as "Febuary." The correct spelling is important to note as it is a commonly misspelled word. The sentence also mentions that in February, we often get a snow day off from school, which further reinforces the correct spelling of the word. Therefore, the correct answer is False.

The sentence says the car wheezed. This is personification

The given statement "Calendar is the correct spelling of the word" is true because "calendar" is the accepted and widely recognized spelling of the word that refers to a system of organizing and measuring time. The sentence "The calendar is on the door" further confirms the correct spelling and usage of the word in a sentence.

June, the main character, is the "good guy" in the story.