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Prisoners were told the gas chambers were a...

• Hospital
• Recreational Area
• Shower

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Why doesn't Caesar accept the crown when it's offered to him?

• He doesn't want to be king
• He doesn't want to appear power-hungry
• He is too sick to accept the crown
• He does accept it and names himself king

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What does this symbol represent?

• Anger
• A bald eagle
• Freedom
• Creeping

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The black community of Maycomb was bitter toward Atticus for losing the trial.

• True
• False

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Tom adamantly wants to learn "the truth" about Gatsby. What is it he wants to know?

• how Gatsby knows his wife

• what kind of friendship he has with Nick

• how he earns his money

• how he knows Myrtle Wilson

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Before he shoots Lennie, George also says that soon, “Ever’body gonna be nice to you. Ain’t gonna be no more trouble. Nobody gonna hurt nobody nor steal from ‘em.” The most likely place George is referring to is…

• The insane asylum.

• Lennie’s jail cell.

• The farm.

• The afterlife

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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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The space travelers were travelling to the moon, when their spaceship suddenly ran out of fuel. They were all frightened to learn that they wouldn’t be able to return to Earth, and could only land on the moon.

• Theme of fear

• Theme of adventure

• Theme of space exploration

• Theme of isolation

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TEKS.ELA.9-12.II.A.4

old, wise donkey who is suspicious of the revolution; thinks "nothing ever changes"

• Mollie

• Boxer

• Benjamin

• Napoleon

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Then every wind

roared into hurricane; the ships went pitching

west with many cries; our land was lost.

Roused up, despairing in that gloom, I thought:

'Should I go overside for a quick finish

or clench my teeth and stay among the living?'

Down in the bilge I lay, pulling my sea cloak

over my head, while the rough gale blew the ships

and rueful crews clear back to Aiolia.

• Lotos Eaters

• Kirke

• Phaiakians

• Aiolos

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