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To pass the time after the rumble, Ponyboy reads and __________ while confined to bed.

• Carves wood.
• Draws.
• Talks to Cherry.
• Writes letters.

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Rainsford first realizes he is going to be the prey when —

• he sees the blood and an empty cartridge in the bush
• Zaroff claims to hunt game that is more dangerous than the Cape buffalo
• Zaroff claims to have invented a new kind of game to hunt
• Zaroff tells him to join the hunt or become Ivan’s sport

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Rainsford first realizes he is going to be the prey when —

• he sees the blood and an empty cartridge in the bush
• Zaroff claims to hunt game that is more dangerous than the Cape buffalo
• Zaroff claims to have invented a new kind of game to hunt
• Zaroff tells him to join the hunt or become Ivan’s sport

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She was a friendly lady who worked in her flower beds wearing an old straw hat and men's overalls.

• Miss Maudie
• Calpurnia
• Miss Caroline Fisher
• Miss Stephanie

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What sound on the 8th night causes the narrator to feel nervousness and anxiety?

• a cricket
• a heartbeat
• a chuckle
• a groan

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What event didn't happen in chapters 10/11?

• Pony tells that Johnny died. 
• Dally holds up a store, gets shot, dies.
• Pony thinks he killed Bob
• Cherry confesses that she loves Dally. 

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What happened when a birthmother had twins?

• The smaller one was released.
• The birthmother was highly respected in the community.
• The twins were raised in separate family units.
• The twins were sent to a different community.

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Answer the questions or follow the directions for the textbook passages below.

1Stereotyping consists of assigning traits to people solely on the basis of a category. 2Some researchers suggest that stereotyping has four clear phases. 3First, a person distinguishes a particular category of people—for example, economists. 4Second, the person notes that one or more of the people in this category have certain traits—for example, dullness. 5Third, the person generalizes that everyone in this category has these characteristics—for example, that all economists are dull. 6Finally, when meeting someone the person is not acquainted with but knows to be, for example, an economist, the person stereotypes this individual as dull.

Select TWO supporting details of the main idea in the paragraph:

• Third, the person generalizes that everyone in this category has these characteristics—for example, that all economists are dull.

• First, a person distinguishes a particular category of people—for example, economists.

• Everyone stereotypes other people in one way or another.

• Some researchers suggest that stereotyping has four clear phases.

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In addition to being drunk, thoughout the story Fortunato suffers from

• headaches

• a cough

• nausea

• a stiff neck

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CHAPTER 3: How did William and Gilbert begin to explore science?

• the listened to radio programmes about science

• the took radios apart to see how they worked

• they read books about science

• the asked a sing'anga

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