1. which of the following lines from the text best shows the author's use of dialect to communicate the speaker's perspective? (1 point)
"rose, don't you say anything funny when we go up there."
"don't forget to make us a maori bread for when we get back."
"i hope when i have kids they won't be so hoha."
"but my tongue seemed to thicken and all i could think of was rohe don't."
2. jane didn't know the names of the maori workers most likely because (1 point)
she considered them to be below her social status.
it was fashionable to have only a few maori friends.
her business had kept her too busy to learn their names.
she was foreign to the area and hadn't really met anyone yet.
3. rose eases hera's anxiety regarding the incident with jane using all of the following except (1 point)
reassuring hera that jane will still want to be their friend.
mocking jane's beliefs by imitating her manner of speech.
letting hera have the largest chunk of maori bread at home.
encouraging her sister to say the words that are on her mind.
4. choose the sentence that demonstrates correct use of a dash. (1 point)
the bird naive but curious—flew straight toward the cat.
the bird—naive but curious—flew straight toward the cat.
5. when using quoted material from a text, it is important to remember to (choose all that apply.) (2 points)
choose quotes that strongly support the thesis.
use ellipses to indicate words that have been left out.
indent and set all quotes by themselves.
always write the author’s name right after the quoted material.