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These characters’ names represents  a loss of identity.

• Samneric
• Jack and Roger
• Piggy and Ralph
• West and Wilkens

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The main conflict in “The Most Dangerous Game” is between —

• two different opinions of what the most dangerous animal is
• a human being and human evil
• a person and the doubts and fears within himself
• a human being and the forces of nature

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The novel as a whole emphasizes the importance of

• friendship and responsibility
• love and romance
• education and a good career
• honesty and truthfulness

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You can often infer the theme of a piece of literature by ...

• evaluating how a character has changed
• sharing a character's experience
• determining how the conflict has resolved
• ALL of the above

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plays with a sad ending, usually with death

• tragedy
• comedy
• sonnet
• drama

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How is Scrooge affected by the visits from the Spirits?

• he isn't - he is the same person
• he sells his business and lives all by himself
• he is truly changed, and becomes a great man
• he sells everything he has and gives it to the Cratchit family

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The author highlights humankind's capacity to victimize others by having friends and family participate in the killing of Tessie.

• True
• False

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A recurring character, setting, or situation that reflects human experience is..

• an archetype

• plagiarism

• a crazy coincidence

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What did "Animalism" represent in Animal Farm?

• Communism

• Democracy

• A Republic

• Socialism

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The universal truth, lesson, or moral about life that a text presents

• theme

• central idea

• drama

• mood

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