The Oracle

In paragraph 26, the word ravenous means--

• visible

• colorful

• excited

• hungry

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Paragraph 15 most likely includes stage directions for dimming the lights to show that--

• the Young Man is dying

• the wild beasts are dying

• the sun is setting

• the play is over

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Which of these events resolves the Young Man's main conflict in the play?

• The Young Man says goodbye to his Friend

• The Young Man moves a large stone out of the path

• The Young Man speaks to the Oracle

• The Young Man frees a rabbit from a trap

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Scene 2 and Scene 3 both--

• include the Oracle as a speaking character

• take place in the Oracle's temple

• include stage directions for lighting

• take place on the mountain path

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What can the reader conclude about the Oracle's role?

• He rewards people for their virtues.

• He tests people to show them their virtues.

• He punishes people for their virtues.

• He finds people who have good virtues.

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How is Scene 2 different from Scene 1?

• Scene 2 includes two speaking characters

• Scene 2 includes the Oracle as a speaking character

• Scene 2 includes the Young Man as a speaking character

• Scene 2 includes stage directions for the Young Man

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What can the reader conclude about virtues?

• They are magic abilities

• They are technical skills

• They are bad features

• They are good traits

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How does the Friend change in Scene 1?

• He learns about the Oracle.

• He forgives the Young Man.

• He decides to support the Young Man

• He discovers his own virtues

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Look at the events from Scene 2

• The Young Man hugs his Friend.

• The Young Man speaks to the Oracle.

• The Young Man picks berries.

• The Young Man frees a rabbit.

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What is the main idea of Scene 3?

• The Young Man has traveled a long way.

• The Young Man has shown his virtues.

• The Young Man has put forth a lot of effort.

• The Oracle lives in a temple.

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