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The novel both starts and ends with the incident in which - 

• Scout is frightened by Boo Radley
• Atticus displays his heroic qualities
• Jem breaks his arm
• Scout referring to the Civil War

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How does Mrs. Baker surprise Holling, Danny, and Doug? 

• She makes them stay after school to learn Shakespeare. 
• She gives them cream puffs. 
• She makes them diagram sentences after school. 
• She gives them baseballs and has them meet 2 Yankee players.

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What effect does that devastating harvest have on Okonkwo?

• He commits suicide
• He kills his father
• He runs away from his family
• For the rest of his life he considers his survival during that difficult period proof of his inner strength

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Where does Gatsby meat Dan Cody?

• In Kentucky
• At a party
• On Cody's yacht
•  In a borrowed rowboat

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True or false:  Bob Elwell is disrespectful to Atticus during the cross examination.

• True
• False

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Who kills Gatsby?

• Meyer Wolfshiem
• Tom Buchanan
• George Wilson
• Daisy Buchanan

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Who kidnaps Buck from his home?

• Hal and Charles
• Yeehat Indians
• Judge Miller
• Manuel, a gardner

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When Curley’s wife shows up at the bunkhouse, what does Lennie do that angers George?

• He flirts with her

• He notices how pretty she is which worries George because it could lead to trouble

• He grabs her hair

• He touches her dress

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Which of the following is not one of the items left in the tree for Jem and Scout?

• twine

• soap carvings

• an old medal from a spelling contest

• an old Boy Scout handbook

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What has replaced the Seven Commandments on the barn wall?

• “All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.”

• “Long live Emperor Napoleon!”

• “All animals are equal, yet everywhere they are in chains.”

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