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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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How does Lady Macbeth react to the blood?

• She feels guilty for her part in the crime and regrets plotting the murder
• She tells her husband to get washed and stop being cowardly
• She explains that he's hallucinating again--there is no blood!
• She is suddenly scared when she sees blood on her own hands

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What does the dance with the ballerina at the end symbolize?

• Obedience
• Destruction
• Chaos
• Freedom

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Which of these contributes most to the suspense in the story?

• vivid descriptions of the physical setting
• the unexpected sequence of the events
• emotionless procedures described for the hanging
• the sympathetic depiction of Farquhar's personality

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Which Sensory detail does this statement appeal to?
The afternoon sun penetrated my upturned face....

• taste 
• feel
• smell
• sound

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There is a picture in Gatsby's room. Who is it?

• Dan Cody
• His family
• Gatsby in a soldier uniform
• Daisy

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How is caged bird an extended metaphor?

• the caged bird is a metaphor to show the feelings of hopelessness of someone who has lost their freedom.

• Maya is using figurative language to create an image for the reader of a bird in a cage.

• the caged bird does not name the sky or claim the sky for his own.

• the free bird is a metaphor and a symbol of freedom

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"I defy you, stars!"

• Romeo

• Benvolio

• Juliet

• Paris

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The line "each lower leg was a piston" is meant to emphasize...

• The height of the dinosaur compared to the trees.

• The fierceness of the dinosaur

• The inability of the dinosaur to be killed

• the power behind each leg and the dinosaur's ability to move freely.

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I happened to glance aft at ship and oarsmen

and caught sight of their arms and legs, dangling

high overhead. Voices came down to me

in anguish, calling my name for the last time...

She ate them as their shrieked there, in her den,

in the dire grapple, reaching still for me -

and deathly pity ran me through

at that sight - far the worst I ever suffered,

questing the passes of the strange sea.

• Prowling Rocks/ Drifters

• Sierenes

• Skylla

• Kharybdis

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