"Zoo" By Edward Hoch
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Literary element that finds differences.
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Contrasting
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Comparing
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Main character
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Explore the intriguing 'Zoo' by Edward Hoch, a quiz centered on a fictional interplanetary zoo. Assess your understanding of the story's themes, characters, and the unique interactions between different species. Perfect for enhancing literary analysis and comprehension skills.
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What does interplanetary mean?
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Between the worlds
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Beyond the universe
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Inside the planet
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Within the galaxy
Correct Answer
A. Between the worldsExplanation
Interplanetary means between the worlds, referring to the space or area that exists between different planets in our solar system or in other planetary systems.Rate this question:
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How do you know that the creatures from Kaan enjoyed the zoo?
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The creatures were eager to scurry home.
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The creatures ran up the walls of the cage.
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The creatures stayed to listen to the professor.
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The creatures said it was well worth the money
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A. The creatures said it was well worth the moneyExplanation
The creatures from Kaan enjoyed the zoo because they said it was well worth the money. This implies that they had a positive experience at the zoo and felt that the cost of admission was justified.Rate this question:
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Literary element that finds similarities.
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Character
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Contrast
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Compare
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Setting
Correct Answer
A. CompareExplanation
Compare is the correct answer because it is a literary element that finds similarities between two or more things. When we compare elements in a literary work, we look for similarities in their characteristics, actions, or qualities. This helps us to better understand the text and the relationships between different characters or settings. Contrast, on the other hand, focuses on highlighting differences between elements rather than finding similarities. Therefore, compare is the most appropriate choice for a literary element that finds similarities.Rate this question:
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According to the story, why do the inhabitants of Earth and Kaan say that this has been the “very best Zoo’’?
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Both groups felt safe because of the protective bars.
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Both groups felt the zoo was worth the money spent.
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Both groups considered each other frightening creatures behind bars.
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Both groups considered each other the strangest creatures they had ever seen.
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A. Both groups felt the zoo was worth the money spent.Explanation
Both groups felt the zoo was worth the money spent because they both felt safe due to the protective bars.Rate this question:
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What purpose do the bars on the cages serve?D.
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To prevent the creatures from escaping
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To make everyone feel safe from each other
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To protect the horse-spiders from the humans
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To ensure that Professor Hugo feels safe from the horse-spiders
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A. To make everyone feel safe from each other
A. To protect the horse-spiders from the humansExplanation
The bars on the cages serve two purposes. Firstly, they prevent the creatures from escaping, ensuring that they are contained within the cages. Secondly, the bars make everyone feel safe from each other, as they create a physical barrier between the creatures and the humans. Additionally, the bars also serve to protect the horse-spiders from the humans, as they prevent any direct contact or harm that may be caused by the humans.Rate this question:
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Why are the people on Earth interested in the horse-spider creatures?
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Their appearance is unlike that of any creatures on Earth.
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They are typical of Martian creatures from other zoo exhibits.
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Their language has a higher pitch than any language on Earth.
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They come to Chicago only once each year.
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A. Their appearance is unlike that of any creatures on Earth.
A. They come to Chicago only once each year.Explanation
The people on Earth are interested in the horse-spider creatures because their appearance is unlike that of any creatures on Earth. This suggests that they are unique and exotic, which piques the curiosity of people. Additionally, the fact that they come to Chicago only once each year adds to their allure and makes them a rare and special sight.Rate this question:
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