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Answer Key:

Fill in the Blank:

1. youngest
2. labels
3. exhilarating
4. journey
5. savoring
Multiple Choice Questions:
1. b) Questioning their identity
2. d) Anger
3. c) Shedding skin
4. b) Uncertainty
5. b) Long and winding
Open Ended Questions (Example responses):
1. The grandmother's advice relates to the theme of self-discovery by encouraging the
narrator to trust the process of life and personal growth. It suggests that self-discovery is
an ongoing journey rather than a fixed destination, which aligns with the narrator's
evolving sense of identity.
2. Initially, the narrator expresses fear and anxiety about the uncertainty of the future.
However, as the passage progresses, they begin to embrace this uncertainty, viewing it
as an opportunity for growth and self-discovery. By the end, the narrator describes
feeling both fear and fierce determination, indicating a more balanced and accepting
perspective on uncertainty.
3. It's important for high school seniors to reflect on their identity as they prepare for the
future because this is a time of significant transition. Self-reflection can help them
understand their values, strengths, and goals, which can guide their decisions about
college, careers, and personal growth. It also prepares them for the changes and
challenges they may face as they enter adulthood, fostering resilience and self-
awareness.

Answer Key:
1. B) Who am I, really?
2. 17
3. False
4. Open-ended responses will vary; students should discuss the evolving nature of identity
and the impact of life transitions.
5. B) "Life is a journey, not a destination."
6. Fear
7. True
Vocabulary

 Grapple: To struggle or wrestle with something, either physically or mentally; to try to deal
with a difficult problem or challenge.
 Ponder: To think carefully about something for a long time; to consider deeply or thoroughly.
 Poise: A calm and confident manner; balance or stability, especially in a difficult situation.
 Tight-knit: A group of people who are closely connected, supportive, and have strong
relationships with each other.
 Exhilarate: To make someone feel very excited, happy, or full of energy.
 Shedding the skin: A metaphorical phrase meaning to let go of old habits, beliefs, or parts
of oneself to embrace change or renewal.
 I was not also gripped by fear: This phrase means that the speaker did not feel intense
fear or panic in a particular situation.
 Fathom: To understand something difficult or complex; to comprehend fully.
 Thus far: Up to this point in time; so far.
 Contemplate: To think deeply about something, often for a long time; to consider
thoughtfully.
 Uncharted: Something that is not mapped or explored; unknown or unfamiliar territory.
 Savour (verb): To enjoy something completely, especially by taking your time with it.
 Triumphs: Great victories, successes, or achievements.
 Awe-inspiring: Something that fills you with awe; extremely impressive or admirable.
 Vistas: Beautiful, wide views, especially of landscapes or scenery; or perspectives and
opportunities.
 Face it head-on: To deal with a problem, challenge, or situation directly and with
determination, without avoiding it.
 Unfold: To reveal or become known gradually over time; to spread out or develop step by
step.