Question

Drag each tile to the correct box.
Match each phrase from the passage with the statement that best explains how it reflects the setting of the text.
"the famous Demetric Macías' country"
"Unsaddle the horses and feed them.”
"So we're in Limon, eh?"
This phrase reflects the
setting's landscape.
This phrase reflects the
setting's reputation.
This phrase reflects the
setting's location on a map.

Answer 1

Answer:

The famous Demetric Macías' country: This phrase reflects the

setting's reputation.

Unsaddle the horses and feed them: This phrase reflects the

setting's landscape.

So we're in Limon, eh: This phrase reflects the

setting's location on a map.

Explanation: "The famous Demetric Macías' country" reflects the

setting's reputation, as the country was described as the name of an influential person, who has a certain reputation. "Unsaddle the horses and feed them” reflects the  setting's landscape. Since horses are being saddled, the character may be on a farm or on an area of open land, hence, landscape. "So we're in Limon, eh?" This reflects the setting's location on a map, as this is a place in Costa Rica.

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