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What happens during Charlie's first inkblot test?

• He shows that he has a strong imagination.
• He shows that he has a violent temper
• He loses to Algernon
• He fails to see things in the ink

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What do Ralph and Piggy say about Simon's death? 

• Ralph says it was an accident, Piggy calls it murder 
• Ralph says it was an murder, Piggy calls it accident
• They both say they can't remember what happened 

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All of the following are reasons Odysseus gives for killing the suitors except:

• The men are not from Ithaca and not of noble blood.
• stole his goods and tried to take his wife.
• They dishonored him.

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Why did colors disappear in their community?  

• A meteor landed in their community and washed away color.
• Neighboring communities drained the color from their people.
• The current Receiver of memory removed color so that they would be color blind.
• The people made the choice to go to sameness, did away with differences 

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Where does the narrator hide the old man's corpse?

• In the closet
• He buries it in the yard
• He buries it in the floorboards
• He dumps it in the river

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What does Dally ask Two-Bit to give him?

• A book 
• A black-handled switchblade

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What is the first memory The Giver gives Jonas?

• The memory of rain.
• The memory of snow.
• The memory of wind.
• The memory of fire.

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Read the sentences below:
Nick was always drawing.  His friends loved to see his creations.  He like to write songs and make sculptures too.
What character trait is Nick displaying?

• Creative
• Intelligent
• Sneaky
• Humorous

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In Chapter 10, Sam n' Eric

• fight.
• attack Ralph. 
• build a tunnel.
• hunt on their own.

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Early in "Flowers for Algernon" it is evident that Charlie is

• completely unaware of his condition.
• unable to communicate with others.
• fully aware of his condition.
• faking his condition.

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