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

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In a short story set during a long drought, crops wither and a small farming town slowly empties as families leave. The main character chooses to stay and plant a garden anyway. How does the setting contribute to the plot?

The setting has no effect because the story is really about the character's family history. The harsh drought setting creates the central conflict the character must respond to with hope. The setting only provides background scenery and does not shape any events. The setting guarantees that the character's garden will fail by the end.

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The harsh drought setting creates the central conflict the character must respond to with hope.

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