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What does Ponyboy find inside his copy of Gone With the WInd?

• A letter from Johnny.
• A picture of Cherry.
• A note from his teacher.
• A knife.

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How did Holden explain his catcher in the rye daydream?

• He would stand in a field of rye, where his job would be to catch any children who started to go over the cliff.
• He would play baseball wearing his brother's glove, and stand in the outfield, ready to catch anything that came his way.
• He would stand guard over all of the rye whiskey in the world and make sure no one got drunk.
• He would be running through a field of rye and farmers with pitchforks would be chasing him

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How did Ponyboy and Johnny get to the old church?

• Dallas drove them
• They hopped a freight train
• Bus
• They walked

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Who kills Gatsby?

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

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Who does Ralph blame for letting the fire go out?

• Piggy
• The Hunters
• Himself
• The littleuns

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What is the profession of Francois and Perrault?

• Gold hunters
• Dog trainers
• Mail carriers
• Fur traders

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What happens to Akiba Drumer?

• He becomes the camp rabbi and his father in God helps give people comfort.
• He loses faith in God and kills an SS officer.
• He loses faith in God and is chosen for the selection.
• He disappears and nobody knows what happens to him.

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What was the occupation of Granger’s grandfather?

• Fireman
• Sculptor
• Race-car Driver
• Senator

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Who is the antagonist (the enemy) in the story?

• The Landlady
• Billy Weaver
• Christopher Mulholland
• Gregory Temple

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Which of the following best describe the narrator’s point of view in the story?

• First-person: the story is told from Gregor’s perspective.

• Third-person limited: though in third-person, the narration limits itself to Gregor’s perspective and thoughts.

• Third-person omniscient: the narration covers the thoughts and actions of all of the characters in the story.

• Third-person omniscient: the narration remains focused on Gregor’s perspective, however it occasionally branches out to other perspectives (i.e. the Samsas, following Gregor’s death).

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