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What reason does the Giver give for members of the community NOT being allowed choices? 

• The community would become chaotic.
• They will ruin the sense of order.
• They may make the wrong choices.
• None of these.

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According to Hans, Rosa used to be

• much kinder
• very beautiful
• soft-spoken
• much more loving

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Instead of dogs what did Billy's dad get him instead?

• Mule
• Sammy the cat
• An advertisement for dogs
• steel traps

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What does the umpire do in the poem? 

• He calls the first two strikes on Casey. 
• He calls all three strikes on Casey. 
• He intimidates Casey into striking. 
• He favors the Mudville team's opponent.

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How long do Liesel and Rudy work with the gang leader before he moves away? 

• days
• weeks
• months
• years

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Bruno tried to tell Shmuel that the train carriages had doors where? 

• on the sides
• in the front
• in the back
• at the ends

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How does Death describe the sky the summer after Max wakes up from his coma?

• Read as blood
• Dark as Death
• Crying with rain
• The color of Jews

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What do you learn about Scrooge from this passage from Act II, Scene 3?
Present. This is the home of your employee, Mr. Scrooge. Don't you know it?
Scrooge. Do you mean Cratchit, Spirit? Do you mean this is Cratchit's home?

• He has a poor memory for places.
• He has forgotten his employee's name.
• He has never visited the Cratchit's  home.
• He is trying to annoy the Ghost.

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What was the last rule on Jonas's list of eight instructions?

• You may avoid precision of language.
• You must not take pills for stirrings.
• From this moment, you are prohibited from dream-telling.
• You may lie.

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Why did Atticus take the case when he didn't believe they would win? 

• No other lawyer would defend a black man
• He was going to get paid very well for the job
• he could not hold his head up high ever again if he didn't
• he thought he was the best person for the job

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