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What is the source of the money that Ponyboy and Johnny get from Dally?

• Cherry gives them the money.
• It is Soda's savings.
• It is Buck Merrill's rodeo winnings.
• It is Johnny's piggy bank money.

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 What effect does eating the lotus flower have on Odysseus’ men?

• They forget their homeland and want to stay on the island forever
• They become focused on their mission to return to Ithaca
• They lose their sight
• They are turned into pigs

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Where does Romeo get the poison? 

• some random man on the street
• an apothecary in Verona
• an apothecary in Mantua
• he made it himself

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Who is the narrator of "The Cask of Amontillado"?

• Luchesi
• Montresor
• Fortunato
• Amontillado

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"But woo her, gentle Paris, get her heart; My will to her consent is but a part."

• Lord Montague
• Tybalt
• Lord Capulet
• Prince Escalus

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How has Reverend John Hale changed since Act I?

• He hasn't changed at all. 
• He was confident and excited, now he feels uncertain and guilty.
• He was condient, now he feels passionate.
• He was insecure, now he feels justified.

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The warning from the Lord of the Flies is that:

• Simon shouldn't tell the others the truth
• The boys will not be rescued without a fire
• The next ship to come will be an enemy ship
• Horrible weather is on the way

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How does Nick refer to Tom and Daisy at the end of the book?

• arrogant
• deceitful
• careless
• disgraceful

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What does Odysseus order Telemachus to do when Odysseus gives him a signal?

• remove the weapons from the hall
• reveal Odysseus' identity to Penelope
• leave Ithaca and set sail for Pylos
• string the great bow

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When Prince Prospero confronts the strangely masked guest, the prince,

• challenges the guest to a duel and then draws his sword in order to fight
• demands that the masked guest leave since he or she was not invited
• draws a dagger, then chases the masked guest by going from room to room
• asks for the mask and costume so that he, the prince, can wear them

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