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What did Tom do to Myrtle when she mentioned Daisy’s name?

• He hit her and broke her nose
• He laughed and called her a jealous fool
• He taunted her and repeated Daisy’s name several times more
• He ignored her and went on with his conversation with Nick

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What does Mr. Linders' discomfort show about him?

• He does not like women
• He is upset that the Youngers do not have a pet
• He feels dirty insider the apartment
• Uncomforable with delivering the news

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Beneatha wants to be a doctor because

• she believes she is God
• Its better than being a chauffeur
• to cure people
• to show that women can do things a man can do

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Round characters display many personality traits.

• True
• False

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What did Elie witness between the father and son?

• He saw the father refuse to give his son food.
• The father killed the son to take his bread.
• The son killed the father for the bread.
• The father gave up his bread to his son.

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What does Janie do to cope with her feelings of being trapped in a meaningless life and marriage?

• She reads a lot as a way of escaping into an imaginary world.
• She cheats on her husband, Joe.
• She becomes bitter and argumentative.
• She pretends to watch herself from a distance—for example, her spirit or imagination will go sit under a tree while her body remains in the store.

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Cassius knows he needs Brutus to join the conspiracy against Caesar. Which is NOT a reason the Cassius needs Brutus to join?

• Brutus is the only one who knows the code to Caesar's safe
• Brutus is well respected in Rome
• Brutus will add credibility to their efforts
• If led by Brutus, the conspiracy will look like saviors and not criminals

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What does Jem expect the verdict to be? Does Atticus think the same?

• Guilty, no
• Guilty, yes
• Not guilty, no
• Not guilty, yes

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Before he left school for the rest of the year, Burris Ewell

• scraped his nails on the blackboard
• made Miss Caroline cry
• spat on the principal's shoes
• threw his books at Scout

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The central point of this internal battle of John Proctor's is the fact that he could potentially end the witch hunt by discrediting Abigail. Why doesn't he? 

• he would also incriminate himself for having committed adultery.
• He is scared of being accused of witchcraft.
• He is afraid his wife will leave him and take their children. 
• He is afraid he will lose all of his land. 

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