<p>Didn't think it was that hard. </p>
<p>discuss questions and answers here</p>
<p>The question in the first passage which said something like: Which of the following statements is true about the narrator’s great grandmother? And the answer choices all had something to do with her working for the King of Hawaii.</p>
<p>Can’t quite remember all of the questions. I think the answer to that question was that her great grandmother had previously traveled with the King because a sentence in that paragraph talked about how she wouldn’t be joining him on this trip like the many times she did before.</p>
<p>What jay said</p>
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<p>which one would people least likely to refer to the person as</p>
<p>a friend
a cartoonist
a historian</p>
<p>The first passage made absolutely noooo sence to me, and I usually get 28 on practice test</p>
<p>the girl is characterized by all the following EXCEPT:
sharp memory
good at talking to people
forgot other choices</p>
<p>It was reciting stories in Hawaiian caclauren</p>
<p>The answer was writing stories in Hawaiian</p>
<p>Who did the girl resemble in the first passage</p>
<p>great grandmother
grandmother
sister</p>
<p>@carcaelauren the last answer was mother</p>
<p>She resembled the grandmother, cuz it the dad was speaking and said that the girl looked like his mother.</p>
<p>yeah it was mother, you needed to read the passage carefully to find it</p>
<p>Nikkkkki: the answer was not grandmother because the question asked in the context of the dad. the question was like: “Nani resembled which of Dad’s relatives? His what?:”</p>
<p>The answer would have been HIS mother</p>
<p>its mother</p>
<p>Was one of the answers she spoke Hawaiian easily. For a question that was all of the following except.</p>
<p>Im pretty sure it was grandmother cuz the question was asking in relation to the main character</p>
<p>I hate the fiction passage, but I loved the bookstore passage.</p>
<p>idk what the question was but i do know she spoke hawaiian easily</p>
<p>Reading where the author talks about some lady who makes it political arena…is it the one where she thinks the superstores are bad (not the exact same answer but pretty much what it meant)</p>
<p>it was to keep away from big corporations</p>