AP-Style Multiple Choice Ch. 8 Twain, from Life on the Mississippi
After reading the selection from Life on the Mississippi, choose the best answer to each question. Click the submit button when finished. The following questions refer to paragraphs 1–13.
AP-Style Multiple Choice Ch. 8 Twain, from Life on the Mississippi: In the context of this passage, what is likely meant by the clause “I had managed to pack my head full of islands, towns, bars, ‘points,’ and bends” (par. 1)?
AP-Style Multiple Choice Ch. 8 Twain, from Life on the Mississippi: In the third paragraph, the author describes the “chief” using which of the following literary devices?
AP-Style Multiple Choice Ch. 8 Twain, from Life on the Mississippi: The phrases “by and by” in paragraph 4 and “but mind you” in paragraph 5 are examples of
AP-Style Multiple Choice Ch. 8 Twain, from Life on the Mississippi: The sentence that begins “‘Do you mean to say’” (par. 8) contains all of the following EXCEPT
AP-Style Multiple Choice Ch. 8 Twain, from Life on the Mississippi: The sentence that begins “A gray mist would tangle” (par. 13) contains an example of