Question

1. Which of the following is the theme of "When Greek meets Greek"? (1 point)

Answer 1

The correct answer for the first question is A. The theme of  "When Greek meets Greek" is the the struggle to withstand discrimination.  For the second question, the correct answer is option D, women have been more independent and assertive. The answer for the third questions is option D, pleading. For the fourth question, the correct answer is B, disconnected. The correct answer for the fifth question is option C, a feeling of unity between father and son.

Answer 2

The correct answers are the following:

1. A theme of "When Greek meets Greek" is (A) the struggle to withstand discrimination. "When Greek meets Greek" is a short story written by Samuel Dickson Selvon.
2. A theme of "Girls Can We Educate We Dads" is (D) women have been more independent and assertive. "Girls Can We Educate We Dads" is a poem written by the Jamaican poet James Berry.
3. The word that best describes the speaker's tone is (D) pleading. "The Third Bank of the River" is a tale written by João GuimarãesRosa.
4. The word that best describes the Mother and her family is (B) disconnected.
5. In these sentences, the prawn most likely symbolizes (B) a sense of selfish motivation and greed. "The Youngest Doll" is a short story written by Rosario Ferré.
6. In these lines, the mirror most likely symbolizes (B) a sense of comfort. "Love After Love" is a poem written by Derek Walcott.

9. The diction of this excerpt is (C) vivid and metaphorical.

10. Hybrids produce less pollution than conventional cars: (A) S-V-O. Subject, Verb, Object.