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This character most likely dies in the fire at the beginning of the book.

• Piggy
• Boy w the Mulberry Birthmark
• Pilot
• The Beast

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Piggy laughs and enjoys the attention when the other boys make fun of his name

• True
• False

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Before he was killed, Simon tried to:

• take the conch from Ralph
• put out the fire
• tell the others about the dead man
• get the meat away from Jack

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The dialogue between Parris, Proctor, Putnam, and Corey, in which they disagree about matters of money and real estate, emphasizes...

• the Puritans' high moral standards
• the friendship between Proctor and Parris
• the overall atmosphere of greed and frustration
• Giles Corey's dominant position in their society

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How do we know John Proctor still has feelings towards Abby Williams?

• He looks up at her bedroom window
• He kisses her in Betty's room
• He asks her to wait for him
• He tells her to kill his wife so they can marry

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With Inference, your answer choices will usually be_____ stated in the text.

• Directly
• Commonly
• Indirectly
• Obviously

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When Scout told her teacher that Walter was a Cunningham she meant....

• She should realize Walter couldn't pay her back
• She should know why Walter can't read and write
• She should know Water was rich
• She should know why Walter is rude

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Who has been at the jail, going among those who are to hang, and praying with them along with Reverend Parris? 

• John Proctor 
• Francis Nurse 
• Reverend Hale 
• Giles Corey 

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At the end of the chapter, Candy tellsGeorge he would still buy the farm with him. What is the most reasonable explanation for why George has seemingly changed his mind about wanting the farm at this point in the novel.

• He's angry with Lennie.

• It was just something he dreamed up mostly for Lennie, and he wouldn't actually want to do it without Lennie.

• He blames Candy for what happened.

• He is going to have to run away again to avoid trouble.

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Why does Odysseus reveal his true identity to Polyphemus?

• His men urge him to reveal his name.

• He thinks it will make Polyphemus less angry.

• He is overcome by anger.

• He thinks Zeus is listening.

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