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Which of the following sentences provides the best description of the events in the passage?

This excerpt from the biography is primarily concerned with describing Lewis Carroll's:

Lucy runs to the edge of Kensington Gardens because...

Immediately before Lucy lays her hand on her father's knee, she was...

In contrast to Lucy's reaction to the lady, Mr. Rayburn's reaction is characterized by:

Mr. Rayburn is most likely reading the newspaper in order to:

Which of the following phrases best describes Mr. Rayburn?

Which sentence best describes the narrator's relationship with the people of Dunnet Landing?

Which of the following occurred first?

Of all the characters the narrator mentions, she appears to have the closest relationship with:

Which of the following seems most at odds with the presence of a funeral?

Life in Dunnet Landing is probably most influenced by the presence of:

Which of the following sentences best expresses the main point of the passage?

According to the passage, how did the author come to relate the word "horse" to the word "shoulder"?

According to the passage, what must occur before an idea association forms?

What will most likely be true of the lists of words the author describes?

According to the passage, how did the author come to relate the word "horse" to the word "shoulder"?

If the author had chosen to use a word other than "horse" in the passage

The conversation the author had with an acquaintance most likely occurred:

According to the passage, Lord Francis Egerton and Mr. Dodgson: