GN English 11 final exam

In "The Devil and Tom Walker," why does Tom's wife go off into the forest with her best silver?

• She hopes to sell it and leave Tom.
• She is taking a gift to a relative.
• She wants to make a deal with the Devil.
• She plans to trade it for food.

Based on "The Devil and Tom Walker," which of the following beliefs did the Puritans hold during themid-1700s?

• Husbands and wives are considered to be equal.
• The Devil can sometimes take a human form.
• You can always tell who is a respected businessman.
• Those who say loud prayers are the truest worshippers.

Based on Tom's behavior in "The Devil and Tom Walker," which of these groups did Irving likely support?

• Salem witches
• slave-traders
• abolitionists
• moneylenders

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What most likely happens to Tom at the end of "The Devil and Tom Walker"?

• He rides off to escape the anger of people to whom he loaned money.
• The Devil kidnaps him to get his money and horses.
• The Devil ends his life and takes him to hell.
• He takes his riches and retires to another town.

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"You shall lend money at two per cent a month." / "Egad, I'll charge four!" replied Tom Walker. / "You shall extort bonds, foreclose mortgages, drive the merchant to bankruptcy—" / "I'll drive him to the D---l," cried Tom Walker. - This is an example of

• direct characterization; description
• indirect characterization; dialogue
• indirect characterization; description
• direct characterization; dialogue

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How is the character of Dexter revealed when he says, "There aren't any caddies here except me" in "Winter Dreams"?

• by the character's thoughts
• by the character's actions
• by the character's words
• by a description of the character

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What effect does Judy's changing personality have on Dexter in "Winter Dreams"?

• It makes him forget about her.
• It makes him work harder.
• It makes him fascinated with her.
• It makes him think she is ill.

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In "Winter Dreams," how is the character of Dexter revealed when the writer says that he was a favorite caddy?

• by the character's words
• by the character's thoughts
• by the character's actions
• by the writer's description

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In "Winter Dreams," what conclusion can be drawn after Dexter sees Judy for the first time?

• Judy will learn to be a good golfer.
• Judy will be important to him.
• Judy will become his wife.
• Judy will ask Dexter to caddy.

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In "Winter Dreams," what conclusion can be drawn about Judy based on her behavior toward the men on the golf course?

• She doesn't care whom she hurts.
• She wants to improve her golf game.
• She takes responsibility for herself.
• She hopes to meet Dexter again.

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