The Possibility of Evil

What did Miss Strangeworth always buy from Mr.Lewis on Tuesdays?

• Strawberries
• Veal
• Quarter pound of tea
• lemonade

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What was Mrs. Strangeworth's Prized possession?

• Her roses
• Her quarter pound of tea on tuesdays
• Her books
• A dull stub pencil

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Miss Strangeworth a Strangeworth of ___________________.

• East Hastings
• Main Street
• Pleasant Street
• Cherry Street

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Who was Miss Chandler?

• The Librarian
• Grocery store cashier
• A tourist
• Helen Crane's baby

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True or False
Miss Strangeworth enjoyed that tourists wanted to take her flowers.

• True
• False

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Strangeworth believed that their was ____ In everyone.  

• Evil
• Happiness 
• Hope
• Faith

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How did Don Crane know Miss Strangeworth sent her the letter?

• Don saw her put it in the mail box
• Gave it to Don in person
• Accidentally put her name on it
• Harris boy saw her drop it on the ground

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CCSS.RL.1.3

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CCSS.RL.1.10

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What term best applies to the way Miss Strangeworth saw evil in everyone except herself?

• irony
• paradox
• oxymoron
• metaphor

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CCSS.RL.1.10

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"Appearances can be deceiving" is a __ of the story.

• mood
• tone
• theme
• hyperbole

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The worried expressions and shaking hands of other characters served as

• flashbacks
• metaphors
• paradox
• foreshadowing

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