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Why doesn't Ponyboy know what is going on during the fight in the park?

• He runs home.
• He has been stabbed and passes out.
• He is unconscious from nearly drowning in the fountain.
• Johnny covers his eyes and ears.

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That Odysseus is willing to stab Polyphemus, but remembers that doing so would prevent his and his crew's ability to escape the cave shows

• Odysseus is a tender-hearted guy
• Odysseus is a weak and timid leader
• Odysseus's hubris and arrogance
• Odysseus is brave and intelligent

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How do the other men on the ranch feel about Slim?

• they're afraid of him
• they're jealous of him.
• they're annoyed by him. 
• they look up to him

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In charge of the choir and responsible for hunting.

• Piggy
• Jack 
• Ralph
• Simon

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the main character
Ex. Lennie and George because they are the main people in the story.

• lead actor
• antagonist
• MVP
• protagonist

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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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Cassius disagrees with Brutus allowing Mark Antony to speak at Caesar's funeral because 

• he thinks he will sway the crowd. 
• he thinks it will be too emotional for the crowd to handle. 
• he is actually ok with Mark Antony speaking at Caesar's funeral. 
• he thinks Mark Antony will "politic" for his own benefit of becoming King. 

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What does Daisy's line "a beautiful little fool" show about how she feels about her life?

•  She wants to be beautiful forever.
• She would rather pretend & be oblivious than know the truth.
• She regrets marrying Tom.
• She wants her daughter to grow up to be just like her.

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Atticus is willing to let Calpurnia go because he feels they don't need her anymore.

• True
• False

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Read this sentence from "Two Kinds." Here, the narrator explains that she has continued to disappoint her mother. 
In the years that followed, I failed her so many times, each time asserting my own will, my right to fall short of expectations.
What perspective does this comment reveal about the narrator?

• She desperately wanted to overcome failure.
• Failure became a way for her to express her independence.
• Disappointing her mother was unavoidable but devastating
• Her mother's expectations served as a warning to her

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