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Choose the details that  show that Charlie's experiment is starting to take effect.

• Challenging the Doctors' knowledge, falling for Miss Kinnian, performing his experiments.
• quitting his job, becoming more quiet, looking into piano and painting
• losing to Algernon, visiting Muggy's Saloon, "pulling a Charlie Gordon"

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In a radio interview, Albert Einstein was once asked whether he got his great thoughts while relaxing in the bathtub, walking, or sitting in his office. Einstein replied, "I don't really know. I've only had one or maybe two." 
 From this story you can tell that Einstein...... 

• thought best while walking.
• thought much like the interviewer. 
• enjoyed radio interviews.
• thought too much value was placed on his ideas.

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When Pony's done with the story, he realized Cherry looks ...

• sad
• shocked

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How has the speaker changed between the first 2 stanzas and the last stanza? 

• He turns somber with the acceptance of the Captain's death
• His excitement turns to apathy
• He becomes exultant that the victor ship has come in
• He becomes confused regarding his feelings towards the Captain

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The Copernican theory gained support after this discovery.

• Active
• Passive

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How does Adams attempt to explain the mysterious appearances of the hitchhiker?

• He rationalizes that a fast truck could have picked up the hitchhiker and beat Adams to each destination
• He tries to convince himself that seeing the same hitchhiker several times is a coincidence
• He questions the gas station attendant to understand the rain spots on the hitchhiker's shoulders
• All of the above

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How does the description of the Montresor coat of arms and motto (provided in the lines below) contribute to the reader’s understanding of Montresor’s character? Select TWO:

"The Montresors," I replied, "were a great and numerous family."

"I forget your arms."

"A huge human foot d'or, in a field azure; the foot crushes a serpent rampant whose fangs are embedded in the heel."

"And the motto?"

"Nemo me impune lacessi" (translation: No one attacks me with impunity) *impunity: without consequence

• Montresor's family motto means it is better to "turn the other cheek" when one is wronged.

• The snake represents any person, group, or thing that attacks the Montresor family, either literally or in terms of their pride.

• Montresor is weak because the foot on the coat of arms is being attacked by a snake.

• This motto is repeating what is being shown in the coat of arms; the Montresor family will not suffer freely given insults or injuries.

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As we entered, a huge blast of water hit the windshield. Huge flopping sponges slapped the hood of the car as we slowly moved forward. Soon there were suds spilling over the sides. I am glad the windows were rolled up! Where are we?

• Ice cream shop
• Playground
• Restaurant
• Carwash

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What can you infer from the details about Charlie early in "Flowers for Algernon"?

• He is completely unaware of his condition.

• He is well aware of his condition.

• He is unable to communicate with others.

• He feels hopeless about improving his abilities.

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In the story, the lottery is put in the same category as “the square dances, the teenage club, the Halloween program” and other “civic activities” (lines 38–40). Based on these ideas, how do you expect the winner of the lottery to feel?

• bored

• curious

• fearful

• happy

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