Dead Poets Society

The novel "Dead Poets Society" was created

• after the film

• before the film

• by an Australian author

• By Mr Keating

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The story is set at

• a public school

• at aprivate elementary schol

• at a boarding school

• at a prestigious college

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Mr Keating ´s name is derived from

• a British novelist

• an American poet

• an English poet

• an American novelist

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The school year starts with

• an opening ceremony in the hall

• backpipe music in the school yard

• an opening speech by the headmaster

• registration

  in the gym

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The new English teacher has been employed because

• the former English teacher was expelled

• the former English teacher had retired

• Welton needed a second English teacher

• Mr Keating knew the headmaster

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The Dead Poets Society is

• a foundation dedicated to maintain dead poets´ verses

• a club of students reciting poetry

• the revival of an old poetry club at Welton

• an online platform for creating poetry

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Girls are usually not allowed at Welton but

• they can come over for the dance lessons with the boys

• they can join the Dead Poets´cave meetings

• they are permitted to take part in Mr Keating´s lessons

• are invited to visit the drama club

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Mr Keating tells the class that they

• are food for worms.

• to seize the day

• should make their lives extraordinary

• can call him "O Captain! My Captain!"

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Neil deliberately

• quits being coeditor of the school magazine

• stops acting

• starts acting

• contradicts his parents

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Which activity is not part of Keating´s lessons?

• whistling

• marching

• reciting poems

• kicking

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