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Symbolized Marx- revolutionary thinker whose ideas were the basis of the Russian revolution. 

• Frederick
• Old Major
• Pilkington
• Boxer

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a reflection of the basic values of a society

• homeric similes
• myths
• narratives
• exposition

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In Shakespeare's time-period the characters of women were played by whom?

• Old women
• young girls
• old men
• young boys

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What are the fears of witches an allegory to?

• Facism
• Tyranny
• Communism
• Capitalism

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A political consequence of World War II hinted at in 1984 is:

• The Cold War
• The Chinese revolution
• Russian occupation of Eastern Europe
• Vietnam War

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Why did men play women's roles in Shakespeare's plays?

• because theaters were too dirty and dangerous
• because it was against the law for women to be onstage
• because women did not like the theater
• because women were busy being mothers 

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Which of the following best explain what a shrew is in Shakespeare’s era

• a woman who complains a lot 
• a woman who isn't subservient to men 
• a woman who wants too many things 
• a woman with a drinking problem 

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The hanging of the pipel was emotional for the prisoners because.......

• The pipel were so young and angelic
• It was symbolic of themselves
• They were mentally exhausted
• They had just seen another hanging

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What is the slogan for Auschwitz?

• "Work is Liberty"
• "Death to Jews"
• "Live Long and Prosper"
• "Germany Forever"

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What does "Out-With" really stand for in the novel?

• Auschwitz

• Berlin

• Out with the Jews

• Germany

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