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The conch serves primarily as a symbol of:

• pride
• order
• understanding
• heresy

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What do Lennie and George have that sets them apart from other traveling men?

• Money
• A house
• Friendship 
• Beans with ketchup

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Which are examples of Boo Radley's presence?

• The shutters moved, laughter from the house
• gifts in the tree, Jem's pants sewn and folded neatly over the fence
• the blanket on Scout, and Boo saving the kids when Bob Ewell attacks
• All

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Why is Lady Macduff angry with her husband?

• His travel with the children has worried her.
• His leaving throws suspicion on his loyalty
• His behavior as a traitor means he must leave.
• His absence is causing his children to worry.

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Which line below hints that maybe Montresor had second thoughts about what he was doing to Fortunato?

• "I drink to the buried that repose around us"
• "Nemo me impune lacessit"
• "I grew impatient"
• "My heart grew sick- from the dampness of the catacombs"

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What DOESN'T the nurse do to delay giving Juliet the real news?

• Pretending to have a headache and a backache
• Acting as if she couldn't find Romeo
• Asking where her mother is
• Listing of Romeo's qualities

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Hale denounces the proceedings of the court because he...

• feels the devil will never leave Salem
• is upset by how Proctor treated Abigail
• believes Abigail and no one else
• believes innocent people are being condemned

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Which comparison between Candy and his dog is NOT true?

• Candy and his dog are both outcasts
• Candy and his dog are both aged and decrepit
• Candy and his dog are both barely able to function without others’ help
• Candy and his dog are both sacrificed when useless

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The boys couldn't agree on what he looked like:

• Lord of the flies

• The officer

• The beast

• The boy with the birthmark

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Proctor finally tells about his affair with Abigail to

• confess his sins

• make Reverend Parris look really bad

• show that Abigail has a motive for wanting Elizabeth Proctor accused

• save his friend Martha Corey from being hanged.

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