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The woman Romeo loves at the beginning of the play

• Juliet
• Rosaline
• the Nurse
• Lady Capulet

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On the back of a dollar bill, what is in the center?

• a pyramid
• an eye
• the word one
• the white house

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Why does Calpurnia decide to take the children to church with her?

• She doesn't trust them to behave on their own.
• She wants them to see what life is like for black people in Maycomb.
• She wants to show them off to the people in her church.
• All of the above.

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Holden can be best described as which of the following:

• Family man
• Liar
• Scholar
• None of the above

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Why does the narrator visit The House of Usher?

• Roderic Usher sends him a telegram
• Roderick Usher owes him money
• Roderick Usher sends him a letter
• The narrator is secretly in love with Madeline Usher

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Who does the narrator meet on the stairway?

• Usher
• Madeline
• The physician
• The butler

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Why does John Proctor say this:
"I like it not that he should lay his hand upon my baby. I see no light of God in that man. I'll not conceal it."

• He does not like Rev. Hale and thinks witchcraft is not real.
• He does not trust Rev. Parris to baptize his child.
• He thinks Thomas Putnam is trying to curse his child.
• He thinks Giles Corey is trying to sue him for slander.

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We learn about Iago's plan when he speaks his private thoughts out loud. This is called a 

• soliloquay
• sermon
• speech
• stanza

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Mary Warren, initially described as a lonely and naive girl, has evolved into: 

• demanding and impertinent
• power hungry and ruthless 
• more afraid and scared 
• happy and joyful 

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How does Odysseus and his men escape the cave of the Cyclops

• hide underneath the sheep
• sneak out while he sleeps
• kills the Cyclops
• injures the Cyclops

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