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What are the “eyes of Dr. T.J. Eckleburg”?

• Seeing eye dogs that the doctor trains fro the Association of the Blind
• A group of security guards who monitor the doctor’s home and offices
• A new kind of contact lens that the doctor has just developed
• An illustration on a billboard overlooking the valley of ashes

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When the Wind is low, and the sea is soft, and the heat-lightning plays... is an example of:

• Simile
• Metaphor
• Personification
• Hyperbole

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Which of the following suggests that the revelers will not live long in “The Masque of the Red Death”?

• The white room
• The locked gates
• The red window panes
• The ebony clock

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The image used in the novel to symbolise the American society. 

• Maycomb
• Finch household
• Dill
• Radley house

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What does the apple symbolize in this photo?

• Gratitude for a teacher who has done a good job
• Assistance for a teacher who needs help?

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Our feet squished in the mud.

• simile

• metaphor

• onomatopoeia

• apostrophe

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Writing that uses the five senses to 'paint a picture' for the reader. (Hint: uses imagery).

• Descriptive

• Narrative

• Persuasive

• Expository

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What was the setting like when Frankenstein finally finished his work?

• A rainy, dark November night.

• A dry, hot August morning.

• A foggy, humid evening.

• A stormy winter night.

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What is an example of symbolism in Lord of the Flies

• the name of the plane

• the shape of the island

• the jungle

• the beast

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Although invisible to others, in Scene 1, what does Lady Macbeth try to wash away?

• Bits of wax from her candle

• Spots of blood on her hands

• Spots of her own blood

• Ink stains from a letter

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