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Which of the following natural occurrences is not an omen mentioned in Act One?

• Night owl hoots at noon
• the earth shook
• a lioness walks the streets
• snakes are slithering through the capital

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At the end of the play, ____

• the Montagues and Capulets have a brawl
• the Montagues and Capulets end the feud
• the Montagues and Capulets have dinner together
• the Montagues and Capulets hold a wedding in honor of their children 

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Who moved into the farmhouse?

• chickens
• dogs
• sheep
• pigs

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Who got thrown out of the library?

• Dorothy Vaughn 
• Christine Mann Darden
• Katherine Goble Johnson 
• Mary Jackson

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Who says this:
“O Romeo, Romeo! – wherefore art thou Romeo?Deny thy father and refuse thy name.”

• Romeo
• Juliet
• Friar Lawrence
• Nurse

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What does the Nurse find?

• a sleeping Juliet
• Juliet with a blade in her stomach
• a seemingly dead Juliet
• a new outfit for the wedding

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"He has his goodness now. God forbid I take it from him!" (Act IV, p. 145). Who said it? 

• Elizabeth Proctor 
• John Proctor 
• Judge Danforth 
• Reverend Hale 

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What is the purpose of the prologue in Act II?

• Reviews what has occurred and what is to come next.
• Remind us of the prologue before Act I
• Provide audience with an intermission
• Give the Chorus an introduction to the play

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The main idea or underlying meaning of a literary work is its...

• theme

• personification

• author's purpose

• tone

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What does Circe turn Odysseus' men into?

• Horses
• Cattle
• Sheep
• Swine

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