Unit 1 Test

At the end of Sorry, Wrong Number,...

• Mrs. Stevenson faints.

• Mrs. Stevenson is killed.

• George calls a wrong number.

• Mr. Stevenson comes home.

In "The Raven," the bird symbolizes...

• pepper trees.

• good luck.

• the writer.

• none of the above.

At the end of "The Tide Rises, the Tide Falls," the traveler...

• returns home.

• disappears.

• gets on a horse.

• goes for a swim in the tide.

In "The Cremation of Sam McGee," Cap...

• cremates Sam next to his sled.

• brings Sam to Tennessee.

• cremates Sam inside a boat's cabin boiler.

• does not cremate Sam.

In "The Tell-Tale Heart," the old man's eye...

• frightens the narrator.

• has a patch over it.

• is a dark shade of brown.

• is never open.

In "An Appointment," the young man's appointment is with...

• the Sultan.

• a skillful assistant.

• a gardener.

• Death.

In "After Twenty Years," two old friends...

• finally meet out West.

• don't recognize each other at first.

• never meet again.

• have dinner at Big Joe Brady's Restaurant.