Refer to Queen of the Falls for a complete version of this text. Part A How does the trip over the falls immediately affect Annie? Annie realizes she can profit from her feat by telling her story. Annie survives the feat, but she is badly hurt during the fall. She speaks confidently to reporters as she exits the barrel. She feels weak and confused, but she can move and speak. Question 2 Part B Which quotation from Queen of the Falls best supports the answer to Part A? “When she did, the crowd cheered.” “Even with rescuers' help, it took a while for Annie to squeeze out of the barrel." “She was able to walk to a dock nearby…” * “Soon her story was appearing in newspaper from New York to San Francisco.”

1. the ranch hand whit reminisces about a ranch hand, bill tenner, who is no longer on the ranch. which theme does this best illustrate? a. the injustice of discrimination b. the value of hopes and dreams c. the destructiveness of human beings d. the loneliness of human beings 2. steinbeck illustrates symbolism when he describes a. the heron feeding on the snake in the pond. b. lennie talking to the gigantic rabbit. c. george telling lennie it isn't his fault. d. slim's invitation to go have a drink. 3. george's traveling companion, lennie, always asks to hear about the rabbits. which of the following best describes his reasoning? a. lennie knows it george to talk about the rabbits. b. the rabbits are bigger than mice making them able to withstand lennie's petting. c. lennie lived on a farm where he was responsible for raising rabbits. d. the rabbits are part of george and lennie's dream of one day having a farm of their own.