Quiz 4 Retake: AP Lit Character.Characterization

Which textual detail best reveals Judson Webb's perspective on personal property?

• His "smile was not attractive"

• He kept a "special closet, with a spring lock"

• He felt "deep outrage if they were touched"

• He was "packing his things away for the Winter"

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How does the narrator's description of Judson's voice as he discusses his plan contribute to the reader's understanding of his character?

• It emphasizes his physical strength

• It highlights his intellectual prowess

• It underscores his cruel nature

• It reveals his emotional vulnerability

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What does Marcia's reaction to Judson's plan reveal about her character?

• She is indifferent to potential consequences

• She is excited by the prospect of revenge

• She is morally opposed to the scheme

• She is amused by her husband's creativity

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Which statement best describes how Judson's perspective shapes the events of the story?

• His empathy leads to a change of heart

• His ruthlessness drives the central conflict

• His curiosity results in a scientific discovery

• His generosity resolves a misunderstanding

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How does the setting of the "expensively primitive living room" contribute to the characterization of Judson Webb?

• It suggests his appreciation for simplicity

• It implies his discomfort with rural life

• It reflects his conflicting values

• It emphasizes his wealth and control

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Which detail best illustrates the contrast between Judson and Marcia's characters?

• Their differing views on punishment

• Their contrasting physical appearances

• Their opposing political beliefs

• Their varied outdoor recreation preferences

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How does Judson's dialogue with Marcia reveal his motives?

• It shows his desire for reconciliation

• It emphasizes his concern for safety

• It highlights his thirst for vengeance

• It demonstrates his love of nature

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What does the narrator's description of Judson's chuckle suggest about his character?

• His sense of humor and playfulness

• His nervousness about the plan

• His sadistic enjoyment of potential harm

• His relief at resolving a conflict

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How does Judson's interaction with the environment in the final scene contribute to the story's irony?

• It showcases his mastery over nature

• It foreshadows his ultimate downfall

• It reveals his hidden love for wildlife

• It emphasizes his connection to the land

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Which statement best describes how Judson's perspective is shaped by his relationships with other characters?

• Alec's kindness softens Judson's harsh nature

• Marcia's pleas strengthen Judson's resolve

• The potential thief's actions justify Judson's cruelty

• The chipmunk's presence awakens Judson's empathy

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