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The conch serves primarily as a symbol of:

• pride
• order
• understanding
• heresy

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Where does Romeo get the poison? 

• some random man on the street
• an apothecary in Verona
• an apothecary in Mantua
• he made it himself

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To what does Juliet not want Romeo to swear his love?

• a light in the dark
• the sun
• the moon
• a rose

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Describe Holden's relationship with Jane Gallagher.

• They have been romantically involved for over a year, although they are currently having a disagreement because Jane wants to date others and Holden doesn't.
• They used to be romantically involved but now they can't stand each other.
• They seem to be good friends, playing checkers, going to movies, and talking. There was no advanced romantic involvement between them.
• They have only spoken a few times, but Holden would like to get to know her better.

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What does a Little 'Un think he has seen in the forest? 

• A snake-thing which he calls a beastie
• Adults' footprints
• A pack of wild dogs
• The skeleton of a large animal 

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This is the reason Madame Schachter's actions upset people in the boxcar.

• She awakens them to the terror of their situation
• The people cannot stand the noise and disturbance
• They are afraid she will hurt her son
• The people are worried that the boxcar is on fire

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Who says, "Rotten kids. You work your life out..."

• 3rd Juror
• 10th Juror
• Foreman
• 12th Juror

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What does Nick tell Gatsby before leaving him?

• Daisy never loved Gatsby
• Gatsby is better than Daisy and her friends.
• He wishes he’d stayed in Minneapolis
• Gatsby will always be his friend

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Who is Dill?

• A neighbor who never comes out of the house.
• A neighbor and friend.
• A long-lost relative.
• A bully.

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What event do Benvolio's lines from the opening of Act III, Scene 1 hint at, or foreshadow?

• the conversation the young men have later about Benvolio's quick temper

• the argument Juliet has with her father

• the fight in which Mercutio and Tybalt are killed

• the duel in which Romeo is killed

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