Accidental Love

Why does the author include the lines above? (AKS 5 Text Structure and Meaning)

• To show that the boy was sad that he only had an orange to eat.

• To show that the boy regretting not bringing more money for chocolate.

• To contrast the happiness and warmth the boy feels with the cold December day.

• To show that the boy was sad that it was cold.

Readers can infer that this poem is set in another era in time because (AKS 1 Inference)

• the woman accepts an orange for a payment

• a boy bought candy for a girl

• the price of the chocolate was ten cents

• the boy was kind

The speakers attitude toward the girl could be described as (AKS 6 Tone)

• affectionate but superior

• passionate yet slightly jealous

• shy and frightened simultaneously

• romantic and eager to please

Why does the boy place the orange on the counter with the nickel? (AKS 3 Character)

• The drugstore clerk likes oranges.

• The girl doesn’t want the orange.

• He hopes to use the orange as partial payment.

• He wants to have only one orange.

What is the meaning of the phrase 'Accidental Love'?

• Love that happens by chance

• Love that is planned

• Love that is forced

• Love that is forbidden

Which of the following sentences uses 'accidental' correctly?

• She made an accidental decision to travel.

• Their meeting was purely accidental.

• He accidentally planned the event.

• The accidental love was intentional.

Identify the correct sentence structure: 'Accidental love can lead to unexpected happiness.'

• Subject-Verb-Object

• Subject-Verb-Complement

• Subject-Verb-Adverbial

• Subject-Verb-Indirect Object

Choose the correct synonym for 'accidental' in the context of 'accidental love'.

• Intentional

• Deliberate

• Unplanned

• Calculated

In literature, what is a common theme associated with 'accidental love'?

• Betrayal

• Destiny

• Revenge

• War

Which of the following is an example of 'accidental love' in literature?

• Romeo and Juliet

• Pride and Prejudice

• The Great Gatsby

• Twilight