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What is Hamlet's general attitude towards women?

• He respects and loves them.
• He doesn't trust them.
• He puts them on a pedestal. 
• He believes he is intellectually superior.

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Caesar does not fear death because

• he thinks himself immortal
• it must come to all men
• the soothsayer tells him that all is well
• he has live a wonderful life

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What sight sends the boys running in the dark? 

• The parachute being blow down the mountain
• Jack going on a killing spree
• The beast attacking Simon
• The Lord of the Flies comes to life

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Which character tends to be the voice of reason in Act III?

• Hale
• Parris
• Abigail
• Hathorne

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Decius is instrumental in getting Caesar to go to the capitol by 

• forcing Calpurnia to change her mind
• he doesn't convince Caesar
• reinterpreting Calpurnia's dream & shaming Caesar
• he is actually not successful in getting Caesar to the capitol  

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What is a quality that Gatsby took away from his experience with Dan Cody?

• He enjoys drinking
• He rarely ever drinks
• He has a passion for mining copper
• He dislikes traveling

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Why won’t there be any revenge for Katniss’s actions in the private training room?

• she didn't hurt anyone 
• she comes from a poor district 
• what happens stays a secret 
• there will be revenge  

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Which of the following is NOT an example of a Flashback

• When I was twelve my parents had two talks with me. (pg. 20)
• Im ten again watching Natasha drop. (pg.23).
• Khalil stares at the sky as if he hopes to see God. (pg.24)
• The party flashes in my mind, the fight, One-Fifteen pulling me and Khalil over. (pg.28)
  

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Which of the following is not a dangerous woman in the novel?

• the woman from Weed
• Curley’s wife
• Aunt Clara

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Lodovico says, "Where is that viper? Bring the villain forth."  To whom is he referring?

• Othello
• Iago
• Roderigo
• Cassio

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