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When is the conflict solved in a story?

• Falling Action
• Resolution
• Anti-conflict
• Exposition

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A character who contrasts with another; opposing

• character foil
• characterization
• aside
• suspense

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Who is in charge of holding up the sky?

• Atlas
• Medusa
• Perseus
• Zeus

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The novel Lord of the Flies is _______ in nature.

• Ironic
• Historical
• Symbolic
• Demographic

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Like other American Romantic heroes, Rip Van Winkle has a deep love for ______.

• women
• civilized living; civilization
• cities
• nature

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What does Hermes give Perseus?

• A magical cloak

• A sword

• A shield

• A magic ring

• Flying shoes

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Hephaestus was the god of?

• ship builders

• blacksmiths

• glass blowers

• wood workers

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What is the allegorical character in this tale?

• hope

• death

• love

• sacrifice

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Odysseus angers the god of the sea who is named...

• Percy Jackson

• Peter Parker

• Poseidon

• Persephone

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Which of the following is NOT an important theme in the novel?

• propaganda

• use of technology

• prejudice

• totalitarianism

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