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Why does the Party seek power?

• To enjoy the luxuries that come with being wealthy
• Because the dumb masses need someone more intelligent to guide them
• To improve the lives of all citizens who live within the Party’s domain.
• Simply to have power

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In Gothic novels, the conflict is often....

• person vs. technology
• person vs. society
• person vs. supernatural

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It’s up to us, who are the dominant race, to watch out or these other races  have control of things.

• Tom
• Nick
• Daisy
• Myrtle

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Hamlet is an example of what type of hero?

• Tragic Hero

• Anti-hero

• Loner heroes

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According to the novel

• Technology is okay in moderation

• Technology is limitless and should be taken as far as it can go

• Creators have no responsibility for their technological advancements or creations

• It is not okay to create something or advance science without doing it responsibly.

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Dame Van Winkle's overbearing control over Rip symbolized the overbearing control of...

• Judith over baby Rip

• Great Britain's King George III over the colonies

• Henry Hudson over his crew

• Peter Stuyvesant over the people he governed

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Morrie proudly picks out what he would like written on his tombstone. What is it?

• “We must love one another or perish.”

• “We must forgive ourselves for the things we were never able to do.”

• “A teacher to the last.”

• "Death ends a life, not a relationship."

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What does Deputy Governor Danforth symbolize in the court?

• hope

• fair-minded law

• equal justice for all

• all-powerful authority

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What are the themes in the poem?

• Awe and amazement

• Worry and anxiety

• Disgust and shock

• Calm and relaxed

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Miller wrote The Crucible as an allegory of the anti-Communist climate of his own time. During this period, many Americans feared that an international Communist party was trying to overthrow the U.S. government. In Act IV of The Crucible, which aspect of the anti-Communist “Red Scare” does Hale’s character most clearly represent?

• the voice of hysteria that reacts out of panic and fear of government power

• the voice of the rebel who stands for individual freedom in the face of a mob mentality

• the voice of the system that is blinded to reality or reason and insists on the letter of the law

• the voice of enlightenment that realizes the resulting hysteria from what seemed at first to be rational action

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