FAST ELA Grade 7 Practice Questions - Florida Assessment Of Student Thinking (FAST) ELA Reading, Grade 7 Exam

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In a story, the setting shifts from a bright, busy summer carnival to a quiet, empty fairground in late autumn after the main character's best friend moves away. What is the most likely reason the author changed the setting this way?

To show that carnivals are only open during the summer months. To mirror the character's feelings of loss and loneliness through the changed surroundings. To explain how weather patterns change from season to season. To prove that the character dislikes crowded, noisy places.

Correct Answer:

To mirror the character's feelings of loss and loneliness through the changed surroundings.

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