New Mexico NM-MSSA ELA Grade 6 Practice Questions - New Mexico Measures Of Student Success & Achievement - English Language Arts, Grade 6 Exam

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Read the passage: 'Chapter 3 opens with a long description of the empty stadium, the rows of folded chairs, and the quiet scoreboard. In Chapter 4, the same stadium roars with fans as the protagonist steps onto the field.' How does the description in Chapter 3 fit the structure of the story as a whole?

It creates a contrast that makes the crowded scene in Chapter 4 feel more powerful. It shows that the protagonist dislikes stadiums. It proves the story will take place only at night. It tells the reader the protagonist will lose the game.

Correct Answer:

It creates a contrast that makes the crowded scene in Chapter 4 feel more powerful.

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