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Who is in the park with Ponyboy and Johnny?

• Their parents.
• Dally.
• Cherry and Marcia.
• Bob, Randy, and three more Socs.

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She fears Walter will lose his pride and manhood

• Mama
• Travis
• Mr. Linder
• Beneatha

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What is the name of the family who is given special privileges such as hunting out of season and not attending school?

• The Finches
• The Ewells
• The Cunninghams
• The Radleys

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After their conversation, Holden and Phoebe

• told jokes.
• played checkers.
• drew pictures.
• danced.

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What happened to Romeo's love for Rosaline?

• The love flew away on a dove's wing.
• The love was hidden under the cloak of night.
• The love is dead and buried.
• The love was conjured by a magician.

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How does Lord Capulet know about his daughter?

• He found her
• The Nurse told him
• He killed her

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What is the great warrior, Odysseus, doing when we first meet him?

• Crying, longing for home
• Hunting on Calypso's wooded island
• Weaving a tapestry
• Plotting revenge

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Gatsby tells Nick who Mr. Wolfsheim is. He is:

• a hitman for the mob.
• the man who fixed the 1919 World Series.
• a bootlegger for the speakeasies.
• not to be messed with if he wants to keep his teeth.

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Dill told Atticus that Jem wasn't wearing pants because

• Scout had hidden them from him
• They were stuck on a nail in the dairy barn
• He had lost them to Dill playing strip poker
• They had fallen into Barker's Eddy

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Choose the evidence which best supports the theme “The Need to Fight Racial Discrimination” in the text?

• a. Carl Linders offer to bribe the Younger family.
  
• b. The Youngers struggle to deal with the oppressive circumstances that rule their lives
  
• c. The depression of the Younger family
  
• d. The Youngers begin to put the family and the families’ dreams before their individual dreams

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