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Week 15 Practice

Total questions: 246

Worksheet time: 2hrs 29mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
What is the meaning of -able?
a)
capable
b)
worthy
c)
incapable
d)
unworthy
2.
What is the meaning of -ation?
a)
forms nouns from verbs
b)
forms verbs from nouns
c)
forms adjectives from verbs
d)
forms adverbs from verbs
3.
What is the meaning of de-
a)
down or from
b)
up or close to
c)
down or close
d)
half
4.
What is the meaning of -demo-?
a)
people
b)
place
c)
person
d)
parabolic
5.
What is the meaning of -dia-?
a)
through
b)
between
c)
across
d)
through, between, and/or accross
6.
What is the meaning of -dict-?
a)
to speak or say
b)
to speak
c)
to step or go
d)
to speed and stop
7.
What is the meaning of di-?
a)
not and negative
b)
yes and positive
c)
no and maybe
d)
not not negative
8.
What is the meaning of dys-?
a)
not and negative
b)
yes and positive
c)
no and maybe
d)
not not negative
9.
What is the meaning of dif-?
a)
not and negative
b)
yes and positive
c)
no and maybe
d)
not not negative
10.
What is the meaning of -equi-?
a)
equal
b)
unequal
c)
balance
d)
unbalanced
11.
What is the meaning of ex-?
a)
former and completely
b)
external
c)
current and partial
d)
outside of
12.
What is the meaning of -exter-?
a)
outside of
b)
former and completely
c)
external
d)
current and partial
13.
What is the meaning of -extra-?
a)
outside of
b)
former and completely
c)
external
d)
current and partial
14.
What is the meaning of -frag-?
a)
break
b)
shape
c)
rebreak
d)
unbroken
15.
What is the meaning of -fract-?
a)
break
b)
shape
c)
rebreak
d)
unbroken
16.
What is the meaning -flux-?
a)
flow
b)
fluctuate
c)
break
d)
shape
17.
What is the meaning of -flu-?
a)
flow
b)
fluctuate
c)
break
d)
shape
18.
What is the meaning 0f -graph-?
a)
to write
b)
to read
c)
to flow
d)
to walk
19.
What is the meaning of -gram-?
a)
to write
b)
to read
c)
to flow
d)
to walk
20.
What is the meaning of -gress-?
a)
to walk
b)
to write
c)
to read
d)
to flow
21.
What is the meaning of -hyper-?
a)
over and above
b)
over or above
c)
super
d)
below and under
22.
What is the meaning of inter-?
a)
between
b)
over or above
c)
super
d)
below and under
23.
What is the meaning of -log-?
a)
word and/or speak
b)
word
c)
speak
d)
say
24.
What is the meaning of -logo-?
a)
word and/or speak
b)
word
c)
speak
d)
say
25.
What is the meaning of -loc-?
a)
word and/or speak
b)
word
c)
speak
d)
say
26.
What is the meaning of -mal-?
a)
bad and/or badly
b)
bad
c)
badly
d)
good and/or goodly
27.
What is the meaning of -ity?
a)
state and/or quality of
b)
state
c)
quality
d)
faility
28.
What is the meaning of -ty?
a)
state and/or quality of
b)
state
c)
quality
d)
faility
29.
What is the meaning of -meta-?
a)
beyond and/or change
b)
beyond
c)
change
d)
between
30.
What is the meaning of -meter-?
a)
measure
b)
subtract
c)
addition
d)
multiplication
31.
What is the meaning of -multi-?
a)
many
b)
few
c)
couple
d)
grouping
32.
What is the meaning of non-
a)
not
b)
negative
c)
not and negative
d)
yes and positive
33.
What is the meaning of -pan-?
a)
all and/or whole
b)
all or whole
c)
all and whole
d)
some and/or partial
34.
What is the meaning of -para-?
a)
beside
b)
between
c)
among
d)
medical
35.
What is the meaning of -pend-?
a)
to hang
b)
to dangle
c)
to suspend
d)
to crawl
36.
What is the meaning of -peri-?
a)
around
b)
beside
c)
between
d)
among
37.
What is the meaning of -poly-?
a)
many
b)
few
c)
couple
d)
grouping
38.
What is the meaning of re-?
a)
again and/or back
b)
again
c)
back
d)
again or back
39.
What is the meaning of -scrib-?
a)
to write
b)
to read
c)
to flow
d)
to walk
40.
What is the meaning of -script-?
a)
to write
b)
to read
c)
to flow
d)
to walk
41.
What is the meaning of -sect-?
a)
cut
b)
kill
c)
cut and/or kill
d)
to partition
42.
What is the meaning of -sec-?
a)
cut
b)
kill
c)
cut and/or kill
d)
to partition
43.
What is the meaning of sub-?
a)
under
b)
above
c)
below
d)
between
44.
What is the meaning of -struct-?
a)
build
b)
destroy
c)
unbuild
d)
rebuild
45.
What is the meaning of -tract?
a)
to pull, drag, and/or draw
b)
drag
c)
pull
d)
to pull, drag, or draw
46.
What is the meaning of -vert?
a)
to turn
b)
to extract
c)
to return
d)
to straighten
47.
What is the meaning of bi-?
a)
two
b)
ten
c)
four
d)
eight
48.
What is the meaning of di-?
a)
two
b)
ten
c)
four
d)
eight
49.
What is the meaning of duo-?
a)
two
b)
ten
c)
four
d)
eight
50.
What is the meaning of -circum-?
a)
around
b)
beside
c)
between
d)
among
51.
What is the meaning of -centi-?
a)
hundred
b)
hundrad
c)
thousand
d)
million
52.
What is the meaning of -cide?
a)
kill
b)
cut and/or kill
c)
to partition
d)
cut
53.
What is the meaning of dec-?
a)
ten
b)
hundrad
c)
thousand
d)
million
54.
What is the meaning of div-?
a)
separate
b)
change
c)
together
d)
divide
55.
What is the meaning of equi-?
a)
equal
b)
unequal
c)
balance
d)
unbalanced
56.
What is the meaning of equa-?
a)
equal
b)
unequal
c)
balance
d)
unbalanced
57.
What is the meaning of fer-?
a)
carry and/or bear
b)
carry
c)
bear
d)
carry or bear
58.
What is the meaning of frag-?
a)
break
b)
shape
c)
rebreak
d)
unbroken
59.
What is the meaning of fract-?
a)
break
b)
shape
c)
rebreak
d)
unbroken
60.
What is the meaning of -funct-?
a)
perform
b)
create
c)
function
d)
prepare
61.
What is the meaning of -giga-?
a)
billion
b)
million
c)
thousand
d)
hundred
62.
What is the meaning of -gon?
a)
side
b)
top
c)
bottom
d)
break
63.
What is the meaning of grad-?
a)
step, walk, and/or stage
b)
walk
c)
stage
d)
step, walk, or stage
64.
What is the meaning of hemi-?
a)
half
b)
whole
c)
hole
d)
part
65.
What is the meaning of -hex-?
a)
six
b)
two
c)
four
d)
eight
66.
What is the meaning of -hept-?
a)
seven
b)
six
c)
two
d)
four
67.
What is the meaning of -junct?
a)
join
b)
separate
c)
change
d)
together
68.
What is the meaning of lat-?
a)
side
b)
top
c)
bottom
d)
break
69.
What is the meaning of -kilo-?
a)
thousand
b)
billion
c)
million
d)
hundred
70.
What is the meaning of -meter-?
a)
measure
b)
subtract
c)
addition
d)
multiplication
71.
What is the meaning of micro-?
a)
small
b)
large
c)
part
d)
whole
72.
What is the meaning of mili-?
a)
thousand
b)
billion
c)
million
d)
hundred
73.
What is the meaning of mono-?
a)
one
b)
billion
c)
million
d)
hundred
74.
What is the meaning of numer-?
a)
number
b)
numerator
c)
measure
d)
equal
75.
What is the meaning of non-?
a)
nine
b)
nonagon
c)
ninety
d)
nineteen
76.
What is the meaning of nov-?
a)
nine
b)
nonagon
c)
ninety
d)
nineteen
77.
What is teh meaning of oct-?
a)
eight
b)
sixteen
c)
twenty-four
d)
octopus
78.
What is the meaning of pent-?
a)
five
b)
ten
c)
twenty-four
d)
hundred
79.

When full significance of a character's words or actions are clear to the audience (but not the character)

a)

Foreshadowing

b)

Irony

c)

Flashback

d)

Direct Characterization

80.

Comparison using like or as

a)

Simile

b)

Metaphor

c)

Theme

d)

Conflict

81.

A character who undergoes a permanent and significant change in character

a)

Flat character

b)

Static character

c)

Round character

d)

Dynamic character

82.

The force(s) acting against the protagonist

a)

Antecedent action

b)

Climax

c)

Antagonist

d)

Conflict

83.

The feeling of curiosity about what is going to happen

a)

Theme

b)

Suspense

c)

Flashback

d)

Rising Action

84.

Action after the initial incident leading up to the climax

a)

Exposition

b)

Antecedent Action

c)

Rising Action

d)

Happy Ending

85.

Protagonist's conflict is resolved in his/her favour

a)

Happy ending

b)

Indeterminate ending

c)

Suspense

d)

Falling action

86.

Introduction of setting, characters, and background

a)

First person point of view

b)

Exposition

c)

Antecedent action

d)

Direct characterization

87.

A shift in time from the present to the past

a)

Antecedent action

b)

Foreshadowing

c)

Atmosphere or Mood

d)

Flashback

88.

The overall feeling created

a)

Atmosphere or Mood

b)

Antecedent action

c)

Suspense

d)

Conflict

89.

A hint of what is going to happen later

a)

Foreshadowing

b)

Flashback

c)

Antecedent action

d)

Climax

90.

The character with the main conflict

a)

Antagonist

b)

Protagonist

c)

Dynamic character

d)

Round character

91.

A character who does not experience change

a)

Stereotyped character

b)

Round character

c)

Static character

d)

Flat character

92.

The point of view when a character tells the story directly to the reader using "I" or "we"

a)

Third person point of view

b)

Second person point of view

c)

Limited omniscient point of view

d)

First person point of view

93.

Important action that happens before the plot begins

a)

Conflict

b)

Exposition

c)

Flashback

d)

Antecedent action

94.

A character who has many sides to his or her character

a)

Round character

b)

Flat character

c)

Static character

d)

Dynamic character

95.

A familiar character type, such as the shy country boy

a)

Flat character

b)

Stereotype character

c)

Static character

d)

Round character

96.

Point at which the main conflict is resolved

a)

Rising action

b)

Happy ending

c)

Climax

d)

Theme

97.

The writer tells the reader directly what qualities a character has

a)

Direct characterization

b)

Indirect characterization

c)

First person point of view

d)

Limited omniscient point of view

98.

The point of view when the author reveals what only one character thinks and feels using "he", "she", "they"

a)

Direct characterization

b)

Indirect characterization

c)

First person point of view

d)

Limited omniscient point of view

99.

A minor character (usually) who has only one apparent quality or characteristic

a)

Static character

b)

Dynamic character

c)

Flat character

d)

Round character

100.

Event or reason that causes the main conflict to begin

a)

Exposition

b)

Initial incident

c)

Rising action

d)

Antecedent action

101.

The part of the plot from the climax to the resolution

a)

Exposition

b)

Initial incident

c)

Rising action

d)

Falling action

102.

The writer gives the reader clues about the qualities of a character

a)

Indirect characterization

b)

Direct characterization

c)

Flashback

d)

Foreshadowing

103.

A struggle between opposing forces

a)

Antagonist

b)

Climax

c)

Conflict

d)

Antecedent Action

104.

The central meaning or purpose of that text

a)

Rising action

b)

Conflict

c)

Theme

d)

Mood or atmosphere

105.

Define the CAPITAL word using CONTEXT CLUES:


I just freed myself from a very LOQUACIOUS history professor. All he seemed to want was an audience.

a)

pretentious

b)

grouchy

c)

talkative

d)

worried

106.

Define the CAPITAL word using CONTEXT CLUES:


Such are the VICISSITUDES of history. Nothing remains the same. Three hundred years of peace ended in darkness and confusion.

a)

evils

b)

mistakes

c)

changes

d)

rules

107.

Define the CAPITAL word using CONTEXT CLUES:


The purpose of the psychiatrist is to MITIGATE the sufferent of the patient.

a)

make milder

b)

beatify

c)

increase

d)

banish

108.

Many years before, Caesar’s men had tried and failed to invade Britain. No doubt this contributed to the XENOPHOBIA of the Romans. They were cautious about strangers who entered their country.

a)

honesty

b)

fear of foreigners

c)

kindliness

d)

stubbornness

109.
"Ms. Sharp had blue eyes and brown hair," is an example of what type of characterization?
a)
Indirect Characterization
b)
Direct Characterization
c)
Immediate Characterization
d)
Optional Characterization
110.
Exclaiming “oh great” after failing an exam
a)
verbal irony
b)
dramatic irony
c)
situational irony
d)
none of the above
111.
The character is talking to him or herself completely alone on stage and allowing the audience access to his or her thoughts... This is an example of what?
a)
monologue
b)
soliloquy
c)
dialogue
d)
aside
112.
A conversation between two or more characters is called...
a)
dialogue
b)
verbal irony
c)
monologue
d)
aside
113.
The Act I Prologue of Romeo and Juliet, where it tells the viewers that the “star-cross’d lovers end their life,” but the characters don’t know it is an example of __________________.
a)
verbal irony
b)
situational irony
c)
dramatic irony
d)
comedy
114.
A lengthy speech by one character; audible to other characters on stage
a)
sermon
b)
toast
c)
soliloquy
d)
monologue
115.
The son of the police chief is arrested for attempted burglary.
a)
Situational Irony
b)
Verbal Irony
c)
Dramatic Irony
116.
These are found usually in parenthesis or italics and give extra information to the actors.
a)
Roles
b)
Aside
c)
Stage Directions
d)
Symbol
117.
This is when a character interacts directly with the audience...
a)
Dialogue
b)
Monologue
c)
Soliloquy
d)
Aside
118.
The townspeople in The Beauty and the Beast are an example of what type of character?
a)
Flat 
b)
Round
119.
When a character does not change throughout the course of the work they are considered a...
a)
Dynamic Character
b)
Static Character
120.
Voldemort is an example of a...
a)
zero chill
b)
antagonist
c)
hero
d)
damsel
121.
A literary device in which a writer gives an advance hint of what is to come later in the story...
a)
Spoiler
b)
Hint
c)
Foreshadowing
d)
clue
122.
"His mouth was opening up as he growled at me through the corners of his teeth"
What type of characterization?
a)
Direct Characterization
b)
Indirect Characterization
123.
A story where everything is symbolic, or has a double meaning is
a)
an allegory
b)
a comedy
c)
a short story
d)
a hypercondriac
124.
Why does Mary Warren come to the court?
a)
To accuse John of lechery
b)
To tell the truth on the girls
c)
To testify against Elizabeth
d)
To testify against Mr. Hale
125.
What does John Proctor admit to the court?
a)
That he is the man in black
b)
That he is a wizard
c)
That he is a terrible husband
d)
That he is an adulterer
126.
Why is Proctor arrested at the end of Act 3?
a)
He is accused of lechery.
b)
He is accused of taking Putnam's land.
c)
He is accused of witchcraft.
d)
He is accused of heresy.
127.
What does Giles accuse Putnam of doing?
a)
He is accused of lechery.
b)
Using the witch trials to gain power in the society
c)
Using the witch trials to destroy Salem and start his town
d)
Using the witch trials to gain more land
128.
When Danforth questions Abigail, how does she react?
a)
She implies that Danforth can fall victim to her charm
b)
She implies he too can fall victim to the devil
c)
She suggests that he get a witch doctor.
d)
She accuses him of blasphemy.
129.
What do the girls do to Mary?
a)
They glare at her
b)
They threaten her, saying she will regret her wrongful accusations about them for the rest of her life
c)
They pretend that her spirit is coming to get them
d)
They pretend the devil is in the room
130.
Hathorne thinks of a test for Mary.  What is it?
a)
He asks her to recite the ten commandments
b)
He asks her to faint, as she fainted in the courtroom
c)
He asks her to fly around the room
d)
He asks her to stick a pin in her poppet
131.
Elizabeth did not tell Danforth that Abigail was a harlot because she...
a)
wants John to be arrested
b)
does not want to hurt Abigail
c)
was actually never in this act
d)
wants to protect John's reputation
132.
Why does Danforth refuse to stop the proceedings? 
a)
He doesn't like John Proctor and Giles Corey. 
b)
He is worried how faltering would look on his part, now that several people have already been hung. 
c)
He is an evil man who wants to see as many people hung as possible. 
133.
Hale denounces the proceedings of the court because he...
a)
feels the devil will never leave Salem
b)
is upset by how Proctor treated Abigail
c)
believes Abigail and no one else
d)
believes the testimony of Mary and Proctor
134.
How does Danforth check Proctor’s story?
a)
He asks Abigail to tell the truth, and he trusts her story.
b)
He takes a poll of the people standing in the courtroom to see if they believe him.
c)
He brings Elizabeth in and asks her why she fired Abigail.
d)
He brings Martha Corey in to second his story.
135.
Everyone except for ______________ tells a lie/lies in court.
a)
Elizabeth Proctor
b)
John Proctor
c)
Abigail Williams
d)
Mary Warren
136.
Why did Danforth grant Elizabeth extra time?
a)
he didn't blame her for being jealous of Abigail.
b)
She was trying to convince John to confess.
c)
She said she was pregnant.
d)
He almost believed Mary's story.
137.

What did the paper that ninety-one people signed say?

a)

The community wanted Parris removed from service as their minister.

b)

Rebecca, Elizabeth, and Martha were all good, upstanding, God-loving citizens.

c)

John and Elizabeth should be released.

d)

all of the above

138.
Why does Giles Corey break down before the court? 
a)
he only wanted to know the reason for his wife's obsession with reading books and not that he accused her of witchcraft
b)
he was scared for his life and was afraid to tell anyone because she would put a spell on him 
c)
he was naive to her eing a witch and feels foolish 
d)
because he loves her no matter if she is a witch or not
139.

Where do the events of Act 3 take place?

a)

At the Proctor household

b)

At the Parris household

c)

At the court

d)

At the prison

140.

Act 2 takes place in

a)

the church

b)

the Proctor household

c)

the Putnam household

d)

the Parris household

141.

John and Elizabeth have an awkward relationship because

a)

he committed adultery

b)

he robbed a bank

c)

he's twenty years older than she is

d)

they have an arranged marriage

142.

What strange gift does Mary Warren give Elizabeth?

a)

a needle

b)

a pie

c)

a poppet

d)

a new dress

143.

John Proctor is ready to go right away and expose Abigail Williams as a fraud.

a)

True

b)

False

144.

Mary Warren tells John and Elizabeth that Sarah Osburn will be hanged and that Elizabeth has been accused.

a)

True

b)

False

145.

Which commandment does John Proctor forget?

a)

No graven images

b)

honor thy mother and father

c)

keep the Sabbath holy

d)

adultery

146.

Abigail accuses Elizabeth of being a witch by

a)

simply declaring it

b)

stabbing herself with a needle

c)

breaking out into hives

d)

fainting when Elizabeth walks by

147.

Reverend Hale does not look for evidence before saying someone is a witch.

a)

True

b)

False

148.

John Proctor does not like Reverend Parris because he feels that he cares more about money than God.

a)

True

b)

False

149.

Who accuses Martha Corey of witchcraft?

a)

Giles Corey

b)

John Proctor

c)

Reverend Parris

d)

Mr. Walcott

150.

Martha Corey is accused of witchcraft because

a)

a pig that she had sold to their neighbor died

b)

she reads books

c)

she refuses to go to church

d)

the girls said she sent her spirit out

151.

Respected woman accused of witchcraft due to the deaths of some of the babies she helped deliver.

a)

Mary Warren

b)

Elizabeth Proctor

c)

Rebecca Nurse

d)

Ann Putnam

152.

Who is the man who wanted golden candlesticks?

a)

Reverend Hale

b)

Reverend Parris

c)

Ezekiel Cheever

d)

John Proctor

153.

Who is the man who begins to feel guilty about the trial because respected people are being accused?

a)

Reverend Hale

b)

Reverend Parris

c)

Ezekiel Cheever

d)

Giles Corey

154.

Who is a woman sentenced to death due to her strange mumblings and begging?

a)

Sarah Good

b)

Sarah Osburn

c)

Rebecca Nurse

d)

Abigail Williams

155.
Who did John Proctor forbid from going into town?
a)
Mary Warren 
b)
Mercy Lewis 
c)
Elizabeth Proctor 
d)
Abigail Williams 
156.
What is Mary Warren's title now? 
a)
official of the court 
b)
head servant 
c)
witch in training 
d)
jailer 
157.

In Act 2, how many people are accused of witchcraft?

a)

39

b)

41

c)

3

d)

26

158.
The central point of this internal battle of John Proctor's is the fact that he could potentially end the witch hunt by discrediting Abigail. Why doesn't he? 
a)
he would also incriminate himself for having committed adultery.
b)
He is scared of being accused of witchcraft.
c)
He is afraid his wife will leave him and take their children. 
d)
He is afraid he will lose all of his land. 
159.

True or False: Mary Warren does not want to charge Abigail because she is afraid that Abigail will turn all of the girls on her.

a)

True

b)

False

160.
What were Betty and Abigail doing in the forest when Rev. Parris frightened them?
a)
playing hide and seek
b)
gathering firewood
c)
making soup
d)
dancing and conjuring spirits 
161.
What do the Putnams and Rev. Parris have in common?
a)
Both hate going to church
b)
Both have 300 acres of land and own a home
c)
Both have sick/bewitched daughters
d)
Both take care of orphaned nieces
162.
What mission did Abigail have concerning the wife of John Proctor?
a)
To get her job back from her
b)
To apologize for her inappropriate behavior
c)
To help her with her mending and sewing
d)
To get rid of her so she could be with John Proctor
163.
What are the locations of the first act?
a)
The Putnam’s home in Ruth’s room
b)
Connecticut, Massachusetts
c)
Rev. Parris’s home in Betty’s room
d)
Reverend Hale’s home
164.
Why did Mrs. Putnam send her daughter to Tituba?
a)
To put a charm on John Proctor
b)
To put a charm on Rev. Parris
c)
To have Ruth make a deal with the devil
d)
To have her conjure the spirits of the seven dead Putnam babies
165.
This character was in the forest, but only looked
a)
Mercy Lewis
b)
Mary Warren
c)
Betty Parris
d)
Abigail Williams
166.
An intellectual, an academic, brought in to help
a)
Rev. John Hale
b)
Rev. Samuel Parris
c)
John Proctor
d)
Rebecca Nurse
167.
Vindictive; rich landowner
a)
Rev. John Hale
b)
Thomas Putnam
c)
Rebecca Nurse
d)
Rev. Samuel Parris
168.
Daughter of a minister
a)
Mercy Lewis
b)
Mary Warren
c)
Betty Parris
d)
Ann Putnam
169.
According to Dr. Griggs, Betty's illness was probably brought about by
a)
unnatural causes
b)
pneumonia
c)
laziness
d)
fear
170.
What conclusions about current life in Salem can be drawn from the fact that orphans beg for food and cows roam the streets?
a)
The community is in a state of chaos.
b)
Salem is no longer a farming community.
c)
The trials have turned people toward witchcraft.
d)
The witches in prison are casting spells on the village.
171.
Who is Tituba sharing a room with?
a)
Rebecca Nurse
b)
Goody Osburn
c)
Sarah Good
d)
Abigail
172.
What does Tituba say she and her "roommate" are doing in the room in Act IV?
a)
waiting for the jailer to set them free
b)
waiting for Hale to bless them
c)
waiting for a visit from Abigail
d)
waiting for the devil to fly them to Barbados
173.
Danforth complains that Hale has no business in Salem after what he did (end of Act III). What did Hale do?
a)
quit the trials
b)
allowed Abigail to trick everyone.
c)
demanded more firewood
d)
let his daughter conjure the devil
174.
Why is Hathorne suspicious of Hale?
a)
He thinks Hale is a crook.
b)
He believes Hale contributed to the uprising in Andover.
c)
He thinks Hale is under the Devil's spell.
d)
He believes Hale is trying to help Tituba escape.
175.
Who does Parris reveal that Abigail disappeared with?
a)
Tituba
b)
Rebecca Nurse
c)
Mercy Lewis
d)
Mary Warren
176.
Who is worried that Rebecca Nurse and John Proctor will be executed?
a)
Danforth
b)
Corey
c)
Cheever
d)
Parris
177.
What might the community do if Rebecca Nurse and John Proctor are killed?
a)
not pay their taxes
b)
try to kill more witches
c)
leave Salem
d)
riot and overthrow the court
178.
Why won't Danforth pardon the accused?
a)
He says that the townspeople wouldn't accept it.
b)
He says it wouldn't be fair, given the previous confessions.
c)
He says they are guilty and must die.
d)
He says he doesn't have the power.
179.
Which character is pregnant?
a)
Mary Warren
b)
Elizabeth Proctor
c)
Mrs. Putnam
d)
Rebecca Nurse
180.
Why does Elizabeth blame herself for John's infidelity?
a)
She says she wasn't pretty enough.
b)
She says she wasn't home enough.
c)
She says she was frigid toward him.
d)
She says she was never cold toward him.
181.
What does John Proctor refuse to do for Danforth?
a)
ask for forgiveness
b)
pay his bail
c)
sign his name on the confession
d)
give up his land
182.
Who orders John Proctor to be executed, despite his confession?

a)
Parris
b)
Danforth
c)
Hale
d)
Cheever
183.
Who is surprised that the people of Salem haven't overthrown the courts already?
a)
Giles
b)
Danforth
c)
Hale
d)
Parris
184.
Who says that if John Proctor is executed, he will consider himself a murderer?
a)
Giles
b)
Danforth
c)
Parris
d)
Hale
185.
What were Giles Corey's final words, as he was tortured to death in an effort to force him to name his witness?
a)
"Forgive me."
b)
"More weight."
c)
"More life."
d)
"She lies."
186.
Through her test of character, what realization did Elizabeth have about herself?
a)
her husband is truly a good man
b)
she is guilty of doing the Devil's work
c)
she was right to suspect her husband's loyalty
d)
her cold heart was partly to blame for her husband's infidelity
187.
In the final scene, Elizabeth will not plead with her husband because...
a)
she fears that they will hang her, too
b)
her bossing him around is what led to his affair in the first place
c)
even in the face of death, she cannot forgive him
d)
she does not want to take away her husband's chance for salvation
188.
Danforth
a)
cannot admit error, or will lose authority
b)
regains honor by refusing to lie to have life spared
c)
loses faith, but values life and attempts to save lives
189.
John Proctor
a)
cannot admit error, or will lose authority
b)
regains honor by refusing to lie to have life spared
c)
loses faith, but values life and attempts to save lives
190.
Hale
a)
cannot admit error, or will lose authority
b)
regains honor by refusing to lie to have life spared
c)
loses faith, but values life and attempts to save lives
191.
What are the farmers fighting over when Parris is trying to help them?
a)
who owns the land
b)
seed prices
c)
whether it will rain or not
d)
wandering livestock
192.
What is Hale doing at the prison in Act IV?
a)
trying to convince innocent people to lie to save their lives
b)
trying to convince the girls to try to escape with him
c)
trying to get the girls to come back to the trials with him
d)
trying to get the girls to confess to save them from execution
193.
John Proctor TELLS ELIZABETH there is only one thing keeping him from confessing. What is it?

a)
He won't confess until Elizabeth confesses.
b)
He won't confess because he is innocent.
c)
He won't confess until Abigail is executed.
d)
He won't confess out of spite.
194.

The play takes place during the 1950s in what city?

a)

Harlem

b)

Los Angeles

c)

Chicago

d)

Boston

195.

This person wants Walter to eat the eggs because she has nothing else to say to him; she doesn't want to argue.

a)

Mama

b)

Lena

c)

Ruth

d)

Beneatha

196.

What does the family have to share every morning when they get ready for school/work?

a)

A bathroom

b)

The same plate for their eggs

c)

Milk

d)

Their towels

197.
Why is Mama getting a large sum of money?
a)
She won the lottery
b)
Her husband passed away
c)
She retired
d)
She won a lawsuit
198.

What does Travis ask his mother for, which she says she does not have?

a)

New books for school

b)

New shoes

c)

50 cents

d)

A hot sandwich for lunch

199.

How much money does Mama receive?

a)

$1,000

b)

$10,000

c)

$2,000

d)

$5,000

200.

What is Beneatha's dream?

a)

To open a liquor store

b)

To become a teacher

c)

To become a doctor

d)

To get married and have 2 kids

201.

What is Walter's current job?

a)

Teacher

b)

Landscaping

c)

Doctor

d)

Chauffeur

202.
What is Walter's dream?
a)
To open a movie theater
b)
To start a clothing business
c)
To open a liquor store
d)
To start a new school for his son
203.
What do we find out about Ruth? 
a)
She got a new job
b)
She lost her job
c)
She is pregnant
d)
She gets a bonus at work
204.

Describe the Younger apartment.

a)

Very large, clean, new furniture

b)

Brand new, new carpet, large bedrooms

c)

Located in Florida, near the beach

d)

Small, old, worn furniture and carpet

205.

What does Asagai bring for Beneatha?

a)

Money

b)

Food from Nigeria

c)

Robes/dresses from Nigeria

d)

A new record of her favorite music

206.
What is Mama's first name?
a)
Lena
b)
Shirley
c)
Tina
d)
Sarah
207.

What happened to Ruth at the end of Scene 1?

a)

She fainted

b)

She burst into tears

c)

She fell asleep

d)

Walter hit her

208.
Why did Beneatha say she wouldn't marry George?
a)
He was too shallow
b)
He was too poor
c)
He was too nice
d)
He was ugly
209.

Who are Willy and Bobo?

a)

Friends of Mama

b)

Walter's future business partners

c)

Neighborhood boys that Travis hangs out with

d)

People Beneatha knows from school

210.

Ruth makes the suggestion to mama to use the money on whom?

a)

For herself

b)

To invest in Walter

c)

On Travis

d)

On a new car

211.

Walter believes that African-American women -

a)

don't encourage their husbands enough

b)

are horrible

c)

are the reason African-American men succeed

d)

are the reason he hates his job

212.
Who is Beneatha?
a)
Mama's sister
b)
Walter's wife
c)
Walter's sister
d)
Ruth's daughter
213.
Who is Travis?
a)
Beneatha's uncle
b)
Mama's son
c)
Walter's brother
d)
Walter and Ruth's son
214.

The author of the play is

a)

Lorraine Hansberry

b)

Langston Hughes

c)

George Orwell

d)

Amy Noble

215.
One conflict that takes place in Act I is when:
a)
Walter Lee struggles to keep his job as a chauffeur.
b)
Walter Lee struggles with other family members over money.
c)
Travis struggles to keep up his grades in school.
d)
Mama struggles with Ruth for control of the household.
216.
How could you describe Ruth and Walter’s relationship at the beginning of the play?
a)
lighthearted and full of love 
b)
tense; they’re easily frustrated by each other
c)
full of pity for one another   
d)
easy going; they joke with each other
217.
What is ironic about Walter asking Ruth for money for cab fare? 
a)
He spent his money on liquor
b)
He gave Travis his money
c)
Beneatha stole his money 
d)
He needed money for lunch
218.

Why does Mama slap Beneatha?

a)

Beneatha said she didn't believe in God

b)

Beneatha took the money

c)

Beneatha was mean to Walter

d)

Beneatha won't marry George

219.

What does Mama want to do with the money?

a)

Buy a house for her family

b)

Pay for a new car

c)

Use it to help Travis go to a better school

d)

All of these

220.
Why was Ruth upset when Walter gave Travis the money?
a)
She was trying to save money for Beneatha's education
b)
She was mad at Walter anyway, and the money was just an excuse to vent her feelings.
c)
Travis was too young to get any money
d)
They didn't have the money to spare
221.
Why do Ruth and Mama approve of George Murchison?
a)
He is an intellectual.
b)
He is handsome and wealthy.
c)
He listens to Beneatha.
d)
All of the above.
222.
What did Mama do with the money?
a)
Gave it ALL to Walter
b)
Gave some to Walter & bought a house
c)
Gave it all to Beneatha
d)
Took a trip to Europe
223.
Where did Walter go instead of work?
a)
Looking for a new house
b)
Looking for a better job
c)
Driving, walking, thinking, and drinking
d)
To his father's grave
224.
How did Mama show that she trusted Walter?
a)
She gave him the rest of the money
b)
She talked to Ruth for Walter
c)
She moved out
d)
She lied to his boss for him
225.
Who is Karl Lindner, and what does he want?
a)
Walter's boss, he wants the Youngers to move
b)
Ruth's doctor, he wants Ruth to have her baby now
c)
Beneatha's boyfriend, he wants her to become a nurse
d)
A man from Clybourne Park, he wants the Youngers to not move there
226.
How does Walter react to Mr. Lindner?
a)
He angrily tells him to get out
b)
He tells Lindner that he'd take money to not move to Clybourne Park
c)
He threatens Lindner
d)
He calls the cops on Lindner
227.
What presents did Mama get?
a)
A plant
b)
Gardening tools & a hat from Travis
c)
New curtains
d)
New dishes
228.
It is a week later (from when scene 2 ends).  What is the Younger family doing?
a)
Sitting in church
b)
Packing up their house
c)
Sitting in their new house
d)
Waiting for the check
229.
What is Mr. Lindner offering the Younger family?
a)
To buy back their house for more than they paid
b)
A housewarming gift to welcome them to the neighborhood
c)
The keys to their new house.
d)
Rules and guidelines for living in the neighborhood
230.
Who says the following quote:  "That money is made out of my father's flesh!"
a)
Beneatha
b)
Walter
c)
Mama
d)
Ruth
231.
Who says the following quote:  "I seen...him...night after night...come in...and look at that rug...killing himself..."
a)
Walter
b)
Ruth
c)
Mama
d)
Beneatha
232.
Where is the house that Mama bought located?
a)
Rosedale Park
b)
Sherwood Park
c)
Hanserd Park
d)
Clybourne Park
233.
True of False: Ruth is upset with Mama for her decision to move the family.
a)
True
b)
False
234.
True or False: Walter Lee tells Mama she "butched up" his dream. 
a)
True 
b)
False
235.
When Bobo comes over, the mood shifts.  Why?
a)
He looks frightened.
b)
He says he didn't go to Springfield yesterday. 
c)
He says Willy took all the money.
d)
All of the above
236.
What were Beneatha and Walter doing when George walks in?
a)
Eating breakfast
b)
Arguing
c)
Dancing & singing Nigerian songs
d)
Cleaning
237.
Who is an "assimilationist"? HINT: Beneatha does NOT want to be one.
a)
A person who tries to fit in with the most powerful (white) culture
b)
A person who tries to fit in with Nigerian culture
c)
A religious person
d)
A person who wants to go to Europe
238.
How did Ruth find out that Walter was skipping work?
a)
Walter's boss called.
b)
Beneatha saw him.
c)
Ruth saw him on the way back from the doctor's office.
d)
Walter told her.
239.
What is Walters attitude towards George?
a)
He likes George 
b)
He is jealous of George 
c)
He wants to go in business with George 
d)
He ignores George 
240.
How does George react to Beneatha's Nigerian dress?
a)
He tells her she looks beautiful
b)
He asks her about Africa
c)
He is jealous of another man giving her gifts
d)
He tells her to change her clothes
241.
How did Walter react to Mama's purchase?
a)
He was elated
b)
He was disappointed 
c)
He was understanding
d)
He was too tired to care
242.
How much of the money did Willy presumably take?
a)
$6,500
b)
$3,000
c)
$3,500
d)
$4,500
243.
Who said it?
"Cause we all tied up in a race of people that don't know how to do nothing but moan, pray and have babies!
a)
George M.
b)
Beneatha 
c)
Walter Lee
d)
Ruth
244.
True or False: George wants Beneatha to complete medical school.
a)
True
b)
False
245.
Why did Mama call Walter a disgrace to his father's memory? 
a)
He had turned his back on God and become an alcoholic.
b)
He beat his wife and disgraced his mother.
c)
He had become too concerned with money and had lost traditional family values.
d)
He was too eager to spread the money Mama would receive from the insurance policy. 
246.
Why is Asagai's nickname for Beneatha appropriate?
a)
It means "Doctor of the Future."
b)
It means "Hopeful Beauty."
c)
It means "One More Chance."
d)
It means "One for Whom Bread - food - Is Not Enough." 

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