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What is the tone of this image? 

• elated
• appreciative
• accusing
• conceited

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The author's attitude or feelings towards the writing and the readers is the ______________.

• Angry
• Mood
• Sad
• Tone

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What is the best explanation to the following quote:
"Never shall I forget these flames which consumed my faith forever."

• The flames are burned into his brain, and seeing the flames and Nazi treatment of Jews caused him to lose his hope in humanity and his faith in God.
• He witnessed the Nazis burning down the synagogue he had attended as a child.
• He knew that the Nazis had burned the ghetto to the ground and he wouldn't forget it.
• He could never forget how the Nazis hate was  like a big burning fire that never went out.

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the distinctive way a writer uses language, such as diction, syntax, and imagery

• symbol
• style
• irony
• theme

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After the young pipel is hung, Elie says the soup tastes

• Good

• Like corpses

• Like fresh potatoes

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Our feet squished in the mud.

• simile

• metaphor

• onomatopoeia

• apostrophe

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What types of imagery/sensory comes to mind when you look at this photograph?

• Touch and taste

• Sight and sound

• Sight and smell

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Aha, I saw you eat that candy

• !

• .

• ?

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Fill in the blank: According to Gatsby, Daisy’s voice is full of ____________.

• Flowers.

• Sunshine.

• Money.

• Gold.

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The parting words of the poet and her smile show her.........

• fear

• optimism

• pessimism

• hope

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