New Jersey NJSLA-Adaptive ELA Grade 7 Practice Questions - New Jersey Student Learning Assessments-Adaptive English Language Arts - Grade 7 Exam

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Read this passage: "Tomas kept his grandmother's wooden box on the highest shelf, out of his little brother's reach. Inside was a single seashell, brown and chipped, from the beach where his grandmother had once walked every morning. He never opened the box, but he made sure it caught the light each day." How does the author develop the theme of the passage?

By showing that small objects can carry deep personal meaning By proving that Tomas dislikes his little brother By explaining how seashells form on beaches By revealing that the box is valuable

Correct Answer:

By showing that small objects can carry deep personal meaning

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