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What inference can be made from this photo?

• They are sharing a pleasant secret.
• They are making plans for the evening.
• They are classmates.
• They are new friends.

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How does Mercutio treat Nurse?

• He makes rude jokes about her.
• He mistakenly thinks that she is Rosaline.
• He adores her and wants her to be his mom.
• He mistakes her for Juliet's mom.

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Why is Nick momentarily embarrassed at the party?

• He doesn't recognize Jordan immediately
• He speaks to a man he does not know is Gatsby
• He feels very poor among the other guests
• Gatsby did not expect him to actually attend the party

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How do members of the Party regard the proles?

• Proles are naturally inferior, and must be kept powerless. 
• Proles need to be indoctrinated, and converted over into Party ideology.
• Lazy proles, they should all be sent to fight in the war.

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Why did Jack and Ralph and Simon all leave the group?

• To find the pilot and plane.
• To get away from the crying.
• To see if they were on an island.
• To find food and shelter.

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From reading Act One, what conclusion can we draw about John Proctor?

• He fears and respects Reverands Parris and Hale
• He believes that witchcraft has made the children ill
• He rebels against authority of the church by speaking his mind
• He is still deeply in love with his mistress.

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How many years has passed since Montresor committed the crime?

• a thousand
• a decade
• half a century
• half a millenia

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An innocent man who is falsely accused of a crime

• Tom Robinson

• Link Deas

• Mr. Underwood

• Mr. Cunningham

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After Brutus's speech, what do the people think?

• That Caesar was an evil tyrant who had to die

• That Brutus is a cruel murderer who deserves punishment

• That Antonyu is a coward who should be exiled

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How does Harrison’s removal of his handicaps develop the plot of the story?

• Harrison inspires people to rebel against the government.

• Harrison makes his parents proud that he stood up for what is right.

• Harrison briefly shows people what is possible without handicaps.

• Harrison’s violent outburst makes the audience believe that handicaps are good.

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