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According to Macbeth's monologue here, why does he kill the servants?

• He was overcome with rage when he saw them and killed them because he loved the king so much
• The servants attacked Macbeth, and he killed them in self-defense
• He overheard them plotting to kill Malcolm and Donalbain
• He had talked to eye-witnesses who testified that the servants did it

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What is Sugarcandy Mountain?

• The name of the lullaby that Napoleon forces the pigeons to sing his 31 piglets
• The idea of animal heaven propagated by Moses the raven
• the setting for the story that Mollie tells to the lambs
• The mountain visible on Animal Farm's horizon

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"He has his goodness now. God forbid I take it from him!" (Act IV, p. 145). Who said it? 

• Elizabeth Proctor 
• John Proctor 
• Judge Danforth 
• Reverend Hale 

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What is revealed about Dolphus Raymond?

• He's only pretending to be the town drunk

• His children are negroes

• He cannot read or write

• He's hiding a bottle of whisky in a brown paper bag

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Myrtle's death is entirely Gatsby's fault.

• True.

• False.

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What epithet does Gatsby condescendingly add to Tom's name every time he introduces him at his party?

• "the polo player"

• "the rich man across the bay"

• "Daisy's husband"

• "the former football player"

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How large is the planet the little prince is from?

• A little larger than a house

• Much larger than Venus

• The same size as Earth

• A little smaller than France

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Which planet does the narrator think that the little prince is from?

• Asteroid 325

• Asteroid 312

• Asteroid B-22

• Asteroid B6-12

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The Little Prince left his planet and visited many others on his way to the Earth. Which of these was the only person he felt he could become friends with?

• the king

• the businessman

• the drunkard

• the lamplighter

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When Hamlet says that he is Laertes' foil what possible meaning could this have?

• He is similar in looks and actions.

  Like Hamlet he has something to defend and protect

• Foils= fencing swords. A foil is also a character whose qualities are in contrast with the qualities of another character with the objective to highlight the traits of the other character. Laertes is a foil for Hamlet.

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