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At the end of Act II, Romeo and Juliet 

• go to confesssion
• can't find each other
• are married

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How did Okonkwo die? (Ch 25)

• The District Commissioner hanged him. 
• He was betrayed by his tribe, and they killed him. 
• He ate a bad yam. 
• He hanged himself. 

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After his wedding night, Romeo leaves for

• His house
• Mantua 
• Rome
• Paris 

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Who kills Tybalt?

• Mercutio
• Lord Capulet
• Paris
• Romeo

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What is George and Lennie's dream?

• to live of their own land
• to be filthy rich
• to get away from one another

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Where did the narrator first meet Roderick?

• school
• family friends
• boyhood companions
• they're related

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What did Walter put in his plate that disturbed Scout?

• Vinegar
• Molasses
• Honey
• Shrimp Paste

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What is the name of Bruno's new house?

• Berlin
• Out-With
• In-With
• Out-Put

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Why do Prince Prospero and his guests lock themselves in an abbey?

• to pray in seclusion
• to celebrate his birthday
• to escape an invading army
• to escape the Red Death

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When Shakespeare says:
My mistress' eyes are nothing like the sun;
Coral is far more red, than her lips red.
Shakespeare means...

• Her lips are not red
• Her lips are like coral
• Her lips are coral
• She has no lips, only coral

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