While reading The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, it is important to monitor your comprehension because
Question 1 options:
the story is based on fact
the events of the plot jump back and forth between fantasy and reality
Walter Mitty needs to see a doctor.
Mrs. Mitty is often upset.
the events of the plot jump back and forth between fantasy and reality.
What is the author's purpose for beginning the story with the daydream of Mitty commanding a navy seaplane in a storm?
Question 2 options:
In order to introduce Mr. and Mrs. Mitty.
To show Walter Mitty is a pilot in real life.
To grab the reader's attention with an exciting story.
The entire story takes place in a storm.
To grab the reader's attention with an exciting story.
The limited third-person point of view is particularly effective in this story because
Question 3 options:
Mrs. Mitty has other opinions about her husband's daydreaming.
It providers an unbiased account from an outside source.
It allows readers to get to know all the characters.
Much of the story takes place inside Walter Mitty's head.
Much of the story takes place inside Walter Mitty's head.
Why does the author end the story with Mitty facing a firing squad?
Question 4 options:
The death of a character is a good way to end a story.
It is the most exciting daydream Mitty has ever had.
The behavior of Mitty's wife makes Mitty wish he were dead.
The firing squad reflects the hopelessness of Mitty's life.
The firing squad reflects the hopelessness of Mitty's life.
The characters in Mitty's daydreams treat him with (1)_____________ while the people in his reality treat him with (2)___________.
Question 5 options:
(1) Scorn
(2) Respect
(1) Impatience
(2) Admiration
(1) Fear
(2) Respect
(1) Admiration
(2) Impatience
(1) Admiration
(2) Impatience
The correct answer is "the events of the plot jump back and forth between fantasy and reality."
To monitor your comprehension while reading The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, you need to pay attention to the events of the plot. The story follows the daydreams and fantasies of Walter Mitty, which often jump back and forth between his imagined adventures and the reality of his everyday life. By being aware of this narrative technique, you can better understand and analyze the story's themes and the development of Walter Mitty's character. It is important to distinguish between what is real and what is Walter Mitty's imagination in order to fully grasp the author's intended message.