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This character is described as the only true leader on the island

• Maurice
• Ralph
• Piggy
• Jack

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When Mrs. Jones makes dinner, Roger sits far away from her purse. Why?

• Mrs. Jones shows Roger that she trusts him, and he doesn’t want to disappoint her
• Roger is afraid that Mrs. Jones will call the police on him
• Roger hopes that Mrs. Jones will give him money, and he won’t have to steal it

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Why do Jack, Maurice, and Roger plan to visit Ralph's camp?

• To kidnap Ralph.
• To destroy the shelters.
• To get fire.
• To have a peace treaty.

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What was Phoebe's reaction when she first saw Holden? What was her reaction when she found out that he was expelled?

• She was glad to see him and hugged him. She said their father would kill Holden when he found out.
• At first she was scared, because she thought he was a thief. Then she was worried that he had the flu.
• She was angry that he woke her up, and even angrier that he had been expelled.
• At first she asked if he had brought her a present. Then she got sarcastic and said their father was used to Holden being expelled.

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Macbeth most likely brings the bloody daggers to Lady Macbeth because he . . .

• needs to show how easy the deed was for him
• has to prove that he has murdered Duncan
• wants to frighten her for encouraging him
• feels distressed and shocked at his actions

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At the end of chapter 7, Gatsby stands waiting outside the Buchanan's mansion. He returns to West egg the following morning. What transpired while he was waiting?

• Nothing. Daisy and Tom talk and she goes to bed.
• Daisy became hysterical and stormed out of the house.
• Gatsby pounds on the door, but Daisy refuses to see him.
• Tom becomes enraged and strikes Daisy several times.

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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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Once Candy realizes the dream of owning his own piece of land is no longer possible, his attitude transitions from

• anticipation to disappointment
• friendship to hostility
• loyalty to firendhip
• sympathy to indifference

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Who could never agree in the Sunday meetings?

• Napoleon and Snowball

• Squealer and Napoleon

• Boxer and Snowball

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What was the purpose of Tybalt's note to Romeo?

• to challenge him to a duel

• to forbid him to see Juliet

• to be friends for Juliet's sake

• to tell him to leave Verona

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