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a prostitute who's in love with the lieutenant but isn't loved back

• Emilia
• Bianca
• Desdemona
• Barbary

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Thinks his father in the Royal Navy will rescue them

• Piggy
• Ralph
• Jack
• Johnny

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After calling the meeting to order, who claims that the conch shell no longer matters?

• Ralph
• Piggy
• Jack
• Sam n' Eric

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Why did the old man walk slowly?

• He had a broken leg.
• He was frightened.
• He had a stroke.
• He was old.

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How does Janie feel about being the mayor's wife?

• She is elated to be in this position.
• She feels that it is difficult to be pretty and well dressed all the time, but someone has to do it.
• She believes the other women are jealous of her and desire her husband so that they can take her spot.
• She thinks it is a strain and hopes it will be over soon. She doesn't like being singled out and made to be separate from the other people in the town.

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Reverend Hale has been attempting to get those accused to confess their crimes to God in order to be saved. 

• True 
• False 

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This character over comes a drug addiction before her death

• Caroline Fisher
• Mrs. Dubose
• Mayella Ewell
• Miss Rachel

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Why does Zaroff hunt humans instead of animals?

• He hates humans and wants them all dead

• There are no other animals to hunt on his island

• He doesn't want to kill innocent animals

• Hunting a human is more exciting and more challenging

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Why is it shocking that Santiago can read?

• Because people who can read aren't usually shepherds

• Because he doesn't look like a person who can read

• Because he should be priest if he can read

• Because it just is

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How do Harrison's actions develop the plot of the story?

• He takes off his handicaps and shows people what is possible without them, but he is ultimately shot for his actions.

• He takes off his handicaps and acts violently towards the audience, reaffirming their belief that the handicaps are good.

• He dances without his handicaps and is shot by the Handicapper General, exposing the government to the people and sparking distrust in them.

• He forces the other ballerina to take off her handicaps, showing people how quickly anti-government sentiments can spread.

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