Rachel's Journal Comprehension

From whose point of view is the story told?

• Rachel

• Ben

• Pa

• Frank

What were Rachel's thoughts at the sight of the buffalo stampede?

• She wished she could run with them.

• She wanted to cover her face with her bonnet.

• She hid under a blanket.

• She would help drive the cattle farther away.

According to Rachel, what effect does the rain have on the trail?

• The trail becomes a good path for the cattle.

• The trail turns into a river.

• The trail is less dusty, but very muddy.

• The trail becomes impossible to follow.

What would the narrator most show concern about if the story was written from Mother's point of view?

• keeping the journal dry

• learning to be a better writer

• the safety of the family

• exploring the trails on her own

From whose point of view if the story told?

• Ben's

• Pa's

• Frank's

• Rachel's

Which sentence from the story is the best evidence that the passage is written in the first person point of view?

• "Frank and Emma never complained nor did little Caroline, but those twins whined worst than mosquitoes."

• "Mrs. Arabella Sunshine, Mrs. Elias, and Mother were first joyous, then mad."

• "Mother tried to keep me back, but I wanted to see them the best I could."

• "The others followed with no mishap."

From whose point of view is the passage told?

• Ben's

• Frank's

• Pa's

• Rachel's

Which sentence from the passage is the best evidence that the passage is written in the first person point of view?

• "Frank and Emma never complained, nor did little Caroline, but those twins whined worse than the mosquitoes

• "Mrs. Arabella Sunshine, Mrs Elias, and Mother were first joyous, then mad"

• Mother tried to keep me back, but I wanted to see them as best I could"

• "The others followed with no mishap"

From whose point of view is the story told?

• Rachel

• Ben

• Pa

• Frank

What were Rachel's thoughts at the sight of the buffalo stampede?

• She wished she could run with them.

• She wanted to cover her face with her bonnet.

• She hid under a blanket.

• She would help drive the cattle farther away.