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1. review the conflict from "the glass of milk."

the woman in the milk bar serves the boy two of milk and vanilla wafers.

how does this action affect the story's main conflict?

it introduces the conflict by showing how, even though the boy eats the food, he feels ashamed and begins to cry.

it resolves the conflict by showing the boy finally letting his guard down and accepting the woman's .

it escalates the conflict by showing the boy taking advantage of the woman's kindness and walking out without paying her.

it reverses the conflict by showing what the boy is thinking about when he falls asleep on the docks with his face toward the sea.

2. which statement best identifies a theme of "the glass of milk"?

sometimes, a person's pride can be his or her worst enemy.

hunger is the greatest struggle mankind will ever face.

the support of a family is life's greatest comfort.

strangers are always distrusted and isolated.

3. which statement best analyzes how the third-person limited point of view shapes "the glass of milk"?

using a third-person limited point of view gives the reader access to all of the characters' thoughts.

the use of a third-person limited point of view allows the reader to better understand the main character.

the use of a third-person limited point of view creates an objective narrator.

the use of a third-person limited point of view makes one of the characters in the story its narrator.

4. which statement best compares the main characters in "the prodigal son" and "the glass of milk"?

they are both comforted by strangers.

they are both forced to leave home.

they are both prideful young men far from home.

they are both employed as a ship's hand.

5. read the description.

a synonym for detrimental is harmful.

which word best defines detrimental?

damaging

awesome

painful

irritating

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