"Alter Egos" Reading Quiz

According to this passage, what is an alter ego?

• ”another self” with a different personality

• ”another self” with a similar behavior pattern

• ”another self” with an altered state of consciousness

• ”another self” with a double life

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What does the word “diverged” mean as it is used in paragraph 2?

• Differed

• Imagined

• Spread out

• Linked together

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What is the likely purpose of the chart included on page 1?

• To make the text more engaging by introducing topics more relevant to readers.

• To provide familiar examples of well-known alter egos in order to help illustrate the term’s meaning.

• To suggest that most entertainers have alter egos, although we may not be aware of it.

• To clarify the difference between fictional alter egos and real ones. To clarify the difference between fictional alter egos and real ones.

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According to the text, what is NOT a use of an alter ego?

• a ring name for a professional wrestler

• a fictional character who represents an author

• a new identity for a performing artist

• a mentally ill person that commits crimes

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According to the text, what is Bruce Wayne's alter ego?

• Mr. Hyde

• Batman

• The Incredible Hulk

• Superman

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According to the text, what is Bruce Banner's alter ego?

• Harvey Dent

• The Incredible Hulk

• Two-Face

• Batman

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