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Winston and Julia have been released. Now what?

• They're in love!
• They don't feel the same way about each other.
• They get married.
• They don't remember who the other person is.

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What word best describes Mr. Gatz's feelings about his son?

• proud
• resentful
• devastated
• bewildered

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Prince Hamlet suspects that

• Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are guilty of killing his father.
• Rosencrantz and Guildentern were sent for to check up on him.
• Rosenctantz and Guildenstern will not break their promise to the King and Queen.
• he will get no pleasure from the actors.

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An African American man unfairly accused of rape

• Tom Robinson
• Dolphus Raymond
• Bob Ewell
• Zeebo Jones

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Which statement is most accurate concerning Biff and Happy?

• In different ways both are deeply unhappy with their lot in life

• Happy, the younger of the two, listened to Willy's advice and became successful, while the older Biff did not.

• Biff seems settled as a ranch hand because he loves the outdoors, while Happy finds the business world too competitive

• Both sons. despite being unsettled, remain steadfastly devoted to helping their parents as a time when they need the most help

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If you _________ (not take) and aspirin, your headache _________ (not disappear).

• does not take / won't disappear

• take / will disappear

• do not take / won't disappear

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As the play progresses, what happens to the attitude of the Chorus?

• It loses interest in the conflict between Antigone and Creon.
• It begins to doubt the power of the gods.
• It becomes more firmly supportive of Creon.
• It becomes more sympathetic to Antigone.

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Animal Farm is an allegory because the characters and events represent

• fiction

• democracy and freedom

• Real historical people/events

• the author's life story

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Don’t be silly, I get good grades.

• tender

• preposterous

• convincing

• unsubstantiated

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Brutus is the first to speak at Caesar’s funeral. How would you describe his feelings?

• sincere

• angry

• fearful

• confused

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