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Which line of dialogue by Margot in The Diary of Anne Frank, Act I, reveals that she tries to think positively?

• "I have to help with supper."
• "I need some hairpins and some soap."
• "Mr. Kraler says things are improving."
• "There may be someone here, waiting. … It may be a trap!"

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Act II, Scene II: Anne has "date" with whom in the annex?

• Otto
• Peter
• Kraler
• Dussel

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Which of the following would be considered ironic about the situation in Ray Bradbury's short story, "The Veldt"?

• The house is called a HappyLife Home.
• Peter and Wendy are twins.
• David McClean is a psychologist.
• George and Lydia are worried about the nursery.

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What happened to Rosemary?

• She ran away without a trace.
• She requested to be released.
• She fell into the river and drowned.
• She was kidnapped by people from another community.

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What will happen to Hermia if she refuses to marry Demetrius?

• she will have to choose death or life as a nun

• become a servant in her father's house

• be banished to the wilderness

• be blinded and driven off to live as a beggar

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What was strange about the running boy?

• He was chasing after a barking dog.

• He was eating a sandwich while he was running.

• He wasn't wearing a shirt.

• He didn't have any shoes on his feet.

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Puck's actions are driven by:

• love

• duty

• a sense of mischief

• compassion

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What does Castle call his stolen shoes?

• silver bullets

• silver stars

• untouchables

• supafly

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The author creates suspense by...

• revealing the ways the narrator is kind to the old man

• explaining why the narrator hid the body after the murder

• saying that the narrator loved the old man

• describing what the narrator did before the murder

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2. How does the mood shift, or change, from paragraph one to paragraph two?

• A. dreary to encouraging

• B. innocently friendly to suddenly eerie

• C. oddly familiar to confusing

• D. exciting to boring

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