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What does the conch shell symbolize when Ralph first uses it?
A toy that is fun for all ages
The boys' connection to civilization and order
A religious artifact from the island
A warning signal for intruders
Why does Jack hesitate to kill the pig when he first encounters it?
He feels like the piglets would be more tender
He feels sympathy for the pig
He does not have the right weapon to kill it and fears simply enraging it
He faces indecision about where to strike to dispatch it properly
What does Squealer say about the meaning of "bed"?
he pigs are special, so they can sleep in beds if they want
Animals do not need to worry about definitions because the word "bed" was invented by man.
A bed is only a bed if you use blankets.
Anything to sleep on, like a pile of straw, is actually a bed.
What does Napoleon say might have to be sold to get the things needed for the farm?
Eggs
Grain
Bacon
Corn
In Animal Farm, this character is symbolic of Religion, something that Marx said was the "Opiate of the people," used to make people not complain and do their work, and hope for a better future after they die
Squealer
John Pork
Moses
Snowball
Mollie's desire for ribbons and sugar represents...
The upper class' desire for wealth and luxury after the Revolution
The ruling class' desire for power and influence
The working class' desire for wealth and luxury after the Revolution
The working class' desire for power and influence
Which animal is not present when Old Major speaks of his dream? What does this symbolize?
Mollie
Boxer
Moses
Minimus
What does the pigs’ adoption of human customs at the end of the novel primarily symbolize?
The pigs’ desire to unite with the humans against the other animals
The complete betrayal of the revolution’s ideals
The natural progression of power and leadership
The successful modernization of Animal Farm
This character is symbolic of Religion, something that Marx said was the "Opiate of the people," used to make people not complain and do their work, and hope for a better future after they die.
Squealer
Dogs
Moses
Benjamin
Boxer
Napoleon represents...
Trotsky
Stalin
Marx/Lenin
Czar Nicholas II
Snowball represents...
Trotsky
Marx/Lenin
Stalin
Hitler
Squealer represents...
Marx/Lenin
Stalin
The working class
Propaganda
The sheep represent...
Middle/upper class people used to luxury
People who are skeptical of the revolution
Blind followers of Stalin
The working class
Jones represents...
Hitler
Czar Nicholas II
Stalin
Churchill
Whymper represents...
Propaganda
Middle/upper class people used to luxury
Capitalists working with the USSR
The working class
Mollie's desire for ribbons and sugar represents...
The upper class' desire for wealth and luxury after the Revolution
The working class' desire for wealth and luxury after the Revolution
The ruling class' desire for power and influence
The working class' desire for power and influence
What is the definition of Garish
Having low moral value
Ugly
In bad taste
At an inappropriate volume
What is the definition of Genial
Affable
Affordable
A Capella
Advantageous
What is the definition of Haughty
Really good looking
disdainfully prideful
at an inappropriate temperature
that isn't a real word Mr. Cox
What is the definition of Hallowed
Concave
Concentric
Concentrated
Consecrated
What is the definition of Harangue
A ranting speech or argument
A boisterous sermon
A meek rebuttal
A jovial admonishment
A large lizard-like creature with huge fangs and claws
A dead parachuter who drifted down from a battle
The boy with the wine-colored birthmark desperately crying out to them for help
Jack is a narcissist who cannot be trusted
the signal fire has gone out again and diminished their chance at rescue
Jack is the best leader they have, and he should not have stood against him
He is unfit for command and is incredibly homesick.
Maurice
Thaddeus
Roger
How does the conch shell function in the early chapters?
As a representation of civilization
As a tool for survival by signaling for help
As a symbol of adult authority that the boys immediately reject
As a means to create art and decoration on the island
What qualities does Ralph possess in Lord of the Flies?
Timidity, irrationality, and a preference for chaos.
Aggression, impulsiveness, and a disregard for rules.
Indecisiveness, emotional instability, and a lack of direction.
Leadership, rationality, and a desire for order
Explain Jack's personality traits in Lord of the Flies.
Power-hungry, aggressive, manipulative
Kind-hearted, compassionate, empathetic.
Introverted, shy, reserved.
Calm, peaceful, diplomatic.
How does the fire that the boys created become uncontrollable?
The fire quickly spreads when sparks from the fire ignite the surrounding jungle
The boys threw a fire cracker at it
The boys threw sticks at it to make it grow
The boys poured water on to it.
What does the growing fear of the "beast" among the boys primarily represent?
The manifestation of their inner fears and the potential for savagery
A corporeal creature living in the jungle
The increasing paranoia between the older boys on the island
The enduring legacy of their favorite anthropomorphic Disney Prince
What is a key difference between Ralph’s and Jack’s leadership styles as established in these chapters?
Ralph believes in strict rules and order, whereas Jack focuses on hunting and power
Ralph abhors any form of violence and does not believe the hunters are truly necessary, while Jack embraces violence and the necessity of the hunt.
Ralph relies on rational thinking and brainwork while Jack rules through looks and charisma.
They are two sides to the same coin.
Which aspect of Simon’s behavior in the early chapters hints at his deeper insight into the nature of the beast?
His isolation from the other boys and thoughtful observations
His disdain from eating meat or shedding the blood of other living beings
His tumultuous relationship with both Ralph and Jack
The horrible loss of his brothers Alvin and Theodore
Which of the following themes is not present in The Lord of the Flies?
Innocence
Savagery
Civilization
Machiavellianism
Critically assess the role of fear in driving the characters' actions in "Lord of the Flies."
Fear primarily motivates the boys to seek rescue and solace in one another.
Fear leads to the breakdown of societal norms and order, as well as propels some characters toward violence.
Fear is irrelevant to the characters' decisions. It is freedom from adult tyranny that allows the boys to express themselves without concern of the consequences finally.
Fear encourages the boys to form stronger bonds and alliances. with each other, and discover that age and social class are not as important as they previously believed.
How does the novel explore the theme of civilization versus savagery?
Through the escalating conflict between the political ideology of Ralph and Piggy
Through the boys' attempts to govern themselves as their remembrance of civilization erodes.
Through the depiction of the island's flora and fauna and the unique microbiome of the island.
Through Piggy's struggle with asthma, particularly the way the boys go out of their way to soothe him and help him succeed despite his disability.
How does the setting of the island contribute to the overall conflict in "Lord of the Flies"?
It provides a paradise-like environment that keeps the boys happy as long as they do not hunt the animals in the forest.
It isolates the boys, creating a microcosm for societal breakdown where outside rules and norms no longer apply.
It offers plenty of resources, reducing conflicts and making the island seem like an Eden in the middle of the war.
It is irrelevant to the development of the plot. It could just as easily have been in an arena, the Canadian wilderness, or the Rocky Mountains.
How does the relationship between Ralph and Jack reflect broader societal themes?
Their rivalry represents the struggle between different political ideologies, particularly between Democracy and Fascism.
Their friendship shows the potential for unity in diverse societies since both boys are from very different socioeconomic levels.
Their conflict highlights the challenges of adolescence, especially when coupled with external issues that affect survival.
Their cooperation demonstrates effective leadership and the importance of being able to manage a diverse subset of the population.
Analyze how Ralph's leadership style evolves throughout the novel. What does this suggest about his character?
Ralph becomes more authoritative and harsh, suggesting he is corrupted by power.
Ralph maintains a democratic style, emphasizing his belief in order and civilization.
Ralph becomes indecisive and weak, showing his inability to handle crisis.
Ralph adopts a solitary approach, indicating his disillusionment with the group.
What does the "beast" symbolize in the novel?
The fear of predators.
The power of nature.
The inherent evil within humans.
The leadership struggle among the boys.
He uses it to scare all the littleuns into joining the group by threatening to do the same to them.
He hollows it out to make a mask and crown that he wears to symbolize his rise to chieftain over Ralph.
What does the character of Simon symbolize in "Lord of the Flies"?
The dark and twisted desires that reside in all of us.
The chaos of adolescence.
The innate goodness and morality in humans.
The destructive and unconquerable power of Mother Nature.
How does the character of Roger evolve throughout the story?
He becomes more compassionate and empathetic.
He remains a neutral character with little development.
He turns into an amoral but competent leader who helps Ralph and Jack bridge a peace between them.
He becomes increasingly sadistic and violent.
What is the definition of Harangue
A meek rebuttal
A ranting speech or argument
A boisterous sermon
A jovial admonishment
What is the definition of Hallowed
Concave
Concentrated
Concentric
Consecrated
What is the definition of Haughty
That isn't a real word Mr. Cox
Really good-looking
Disdainfully prideful
At an inappropriate temperature
What is the definition of Genial
Affable
A Capella
Affordable
Advantageous
What is the definition of Garish
Having low moral value
In bad taste
Foul smelling
Cheaply made
What is the primary reason Ralph is elected leader?
He is the most intelligent boy
He is the strongest and most aggressive
He blows the conch and seems confident
He suggests building shelters
What does Piggy’s reaction to Ralph revealing his nickname suggest about Piggy’s character?
He is deeply self-conscious and sensitive
He is ambivalent to what others think
He enjoys being the center of attention
He is proud of his childhood nickname
What does the conch shell symbolize when Ralph first uses it?
A toy that is fun for all ages
The boys' connection to civilization and order
A warning signal for intruders
A religious artifact from the island
Why does Jack hesitate to kill the pig when he first encounters it?
He feels sympathy for the pig
He is afraid of blood and the reality of taking a life
He faces indecision about where to strike to dispatch it properly
He does not have the right weapon to kill it and fears simply enraging it
What is the most ironic aspect of Piggy’s role among the boys?
He is physically weak but a mental juggernaut compared to the other boys
He is respected for his knowledge but still mocked by the other more charismatic boys
He wants to be the leader but is too devoted to Jack to standup for himself
He is lazy and forces others to work while he lays about and supervises
What rule does Ralph establish at the first official meeting?
Whoever holds the conch has the right to speak
Each boy must take turns keeping the fire lit
Jack must apologize to Piggy for his insults
A curfew must be followed after sunset
Why does Jack say the boys should focus on hunting rather than shelters?
He wants to keep the other boys distracted
He is uninterested in building shelters
He wants to prove himself as a leader
He believes finding food is more important
What does the little boy with the mulberry-colored birthmark claim to have seen?
A "beastie" lurking in the forest
A ship passing in the distance
A pack of wild pigs
A dangerous storm coming
What ultimately happens to the boy with the mulberry-colored birthmark?
He is rescued by the older boys
He goes missing after the fire spreads
He is attacked by Jack and his hunters
He is found hiding in a cave
What does the growing obsession with hunting suggest about Jack’s character development
He is embracing a more primitive and violent nature
He is quickly adapting to survival mode
He is proving himself to be a natural leader
He is more concerned with impressing Ralph than survival
Jack first shows his leadership style by
Grabbing the conch from Piggy
Bossing the choir boys around
Trying to fight with Ralph
Letting Ralph do all the work
The way in which they select a leader best demonstrates which type of government?
Democracy
Dictatorship
Monarch
Aristocracy
Who is the author of LOTF?
Bill Gold
Will Smith
William Golding
Jack Will
Which member of the choir boys fainted?
Jack
Simon
Piggy
Johnny
What are the names of the twins?
Sally and Sarah
Sam and Eric
Joe and Shawn
How does Brutus convince himself to kill Caesar?
He says its for the justice of the people of Rome
He already hates him, so he might as well
Caesar stole his letters
Casca tricks him into thinking Caesar killed his wife
What does Cassius want to do with Mark Antony?
Ask him for help
Trick him into leaving town
Kill him
Convince him to join them
How does Brutus respond to wanting to kill Mark Antony?
He agrees to kill him
He believes that it is not necessary
He thinks they should recruit him instead
He has no opinion
How does Brutus want to kill Caesar?
By having someone else do it
With all of the anger that they have held back
To rip him up so that he is unworthy
In a way that is fit for him to be accepted by the gods
Who is in charge of convincing Caesar to go to the capitol?
Cassius
Decius
Lucius
Portia
What kind of character is Portia?
Strong willed
Weak and frail
Bothersome
Not a character
Calphurnia tries to convince Caesar to stay at home by:
Convincing him to tell everyone he is sick
Telling him to send Mark Antony instead
Saying that her fear is what is keeping him home
All of the Above
Which character has a letter saying that Brutus and Cassius are not to be trusted?
Artemidorus
Brutus
Portia
Lucius
How does Decius convince Caesar to go to the capitol?
By saying that everyone will be waiting for him to be crowned
By telling him that Calphurnia's dream was a good sign
He tricks him into thinking he will die if he stays home
He doesn't, Caesar stays home, the play ends here
What is the Soothsayer planning to do?
Warn Caesar once again
Warn Brutus about the path he is taking
Warn Cassius that he will die next
He is not even in this act
How many mistakes does Brutus make in Act 2? Can you name them?
3
4
1
5
0
Which of the following is NOT a conspirator?
Metellus Cimber
Decius Brutus
Marc Antony
Trebonius
Cinna
Why doesn't Brutus want to ask Cicero to join?
Cicero does not join unless he comes up with the idea first
Cicero is weak and will turn against them
Cicero does not listen to anyone
Cicero is too old
Cicero loves Caesar
The reference to "Erebus" is an example of which poetic device?
apostrophe
alliteration
anachronism
allusion
analogy
In Act 2, scene 1, what does Brutus compare Caesar to?
Plague of locusts (grasshoppers)
Snake (adder/serpent's egg)
Rabid dog
Angry god
Brutus agrees to help the conspirators kill Caesar, but what does he dislike about the way they are planning it?
Have kidnapped Portia
Argue with him
They act in secret (are "sus")
They have kidnapped Portia AND argue with him
What is the purpose of Artemidorus' letter to Caesar?
Warn him about the conspiracy
Flatter him
Ask his forgiveness
Insult him
In scene 2, why does Brutus compare the conspirators to actors in these lines?
“Good gentlemen, look fresh and merrily.
Let not our looks put on our purposes,
But bear it as our Roman actors do,
With untired spirits and formal constancy.
And so good morrow to you every one.”
Brutus loves plays and always compares real life to what actors do on the stage.
Brutus wants the conspirators to hide their feelings, like actors do, so they don’t give away their plot.
Brutus finds acting to be dishonorable and is making a point to the conspirators to be better than actors in order to be honorable.
Brutus is so confused at this point he is not making any sense.
When Caesar tells Decius about his wife’s dream, Decius responds to Caesar and says the following:
“… Besides, it were a mock
Apt to be rendered, for someone to say ‘Break up the Senate till another time, When Caesar’s wife shall meet with better dreams.’
If Caesar hide himself, shall they not whisper
‘Lo, Caesar is afraid’?”
How is Decius trying to persuade Caesar to attend the Senate and not stay at home?
Decius is saying senators will like that Caesar thinks so highly of his own wife.
Decius is laughing at Caesar, telling Caesar no one will believe Caesar.
Decius is saying senators will see Caesar as being a coward.
Decius is scolding Caesar, trying make him feel shameful.
What does Trebonius imply in his aside when he says, “And so near will I be / That your best friends shall wish that I had been further” (2.2.125-126)?
Trebonius implies that he’ll be close enough to encourage Caesar to spill his secrets.
Trebonius implies that he’ll be close enough to strike and kill Caesar.
Trebonius implies that he’ll be close enough to become Caesar’s second in command.
Trebonius implies that he’ll be close enough to Caesar that other friends will become jealous.
Why are Flavius and Marullus angry with the commoners at the start of Act 1?
The commoners passive support Cassius over Caesar
The commoners are celebrating Caesar’s triumph against the will of the tribunes
The commoners refuse to work for anyone who is not pro-Caesar
The commoners are tearing down the decorations
Which rhetorical strategy does Marullus use to shame the commoners?
Pathos
Ethos
Logos
Thanos
What is the Feast of Lupercal meant to celebrate?
The founding of Rome
Fertility and purification
Caesar’s birthday
The triumph of Pompey
Why does Caesar ask Antony to touch Calpurnia during the race?
He fears she is dying
He wants her to be honored
He believes it will make her fertile
He wants to impress the crowd
What does the Soothsayer’s warning (“Beware the Ides of March”) suggest?
Caesar is worried about civil war
Fate plays a significant role in the play
His March Madness bracket is "cooked"
Caesar’s downfall will come at night
How does Caesar respond to the Soothsayer’s warning?
He is afraid but hides it
He laughs it off and ignores it
He orders the man executed
He asks Brutus for advice
What does Cassius mean when he says, “The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars / But in ourselves”?
He blames bad luck for Caesar’s power
He urges Brutus to believe in fate
He believes they are responsible for their own fate
He accuses the gods of punishing them
Why is Brutus hesitant to join Cassius’s plot?
He doesn’t understand Cassius’s motives
He thinks Caesar is already dead
He is loyal to Caesar but torn
He fears getting caught
How does Cassius manipulate Brutus in Act 1?
He bribes him with money
He appeals to Brutus’s love for honor and Rome
He threatens Brutus’s family
He promises Brutus power
Which literary device is most prominent when Cassius compares Caesar to a “Colossus”?
Hyperbole
Alliteration
Metaphor
Simile
What literary device is most evident in the cobbler's dialogue with the tribunes in Scene 1?
Pun
Anecdote
Simile
Metaphor
4. How does Cassius characterize Caesar in his conversation with Brutus?
The hero of Rome, beloved by all who see him
As a divine figure chosen by the gods
A tyrant undeserving of power
As a leader merely misunderstood by the Senate
What is the significance of the storm in Scene 3?
It marks the gods’ approval of Caesar’s rise
It represents chaos and foreshadows unnatural events
It forces the conspirators to delay their meeting
It allows Casca to escape assassination
What is Brutus’s internal conflict regarding Caesar?
He is worried about public opinion
He wants to be king himself
He is unsure if Caesar is truly ambitious
He fears losing his own power
What is the role of omens and portents in the play?
They are used to manipulate the public
They foreshadow events and influence decisions
They are ignored by all characters
They are only mentioned in passing
What is the significance of Caesar's refusal of the crown?
It indicates his desire to retire
It demonstrates his fear of the Senate
It is a strategic move to gain public favor
It shows his humility and lack of ambition
What role does Brutus's honor play in his decision-making process?
It leads him to act selfishly
It causes him to ignore the advice of others
It makes him indecisive and weak
It drives him to prioritize Rome's welfare over personal loyalty
Soothsayer says to "Beware the Ides of March". What does that mean?
March is a terrible season
A great storm is approaching in March
Something bad is going to happen in March
He is just messing with Caesar
What does Cassius mean when he asks Brutus if he can see his reflection?
Brutus literally cannot see his reflection
Cassius is making fun of Brutus' appearance
Brutus is afraid to look at his reflection
Brutus does not see himself as highly as others do
How many times did Caesar refuse the crown?
Once
Twice
Three times
Four times
The following advertisement is an example of?
"Ladies and gentlemen of the jury: we have not only the fingerprints, the lack of an alibi, a clear motive, and an expressed desire to commit the robbery… We also have video of the suspect breaking in. The case could not be more open and shut."
logos
ethos
pathos
"They've worked against everything we've worked so hard to build, and they don't care who gets hurt in the process. Make no mistake, they're the enemy, and they won't stop until we're all destroyed."
logos
ethos
pathos
"You know me - I've taught Sunday School at your church for years, babysat your children, and served as a playground director for many summers - so you know I can run your preschool."
logos
ethos
pathos
This form of rhetoric uses logic
logos
ethos
pathos
"You'll make the right decision because you have something that not many people do: you have heart."
logos
pathos
ethos
What example of figurative language is represented in the quote below?
“The morning wind forever blows, the poem of creation
is uninterrupted; but few are the ears that hear it.
Olympus is but the outside of the earth everywhere.”
-Walden, Henry David Thoreau
Personification
Metaphor
Allusion
Idiom
What example of figurative language is represented in the quote below?
“Doubting, dreaming dreams no mortal ever dared to
dream before”
- "The Raven," Edgar Allan Poe
Imagery
Alliteration
Personification
Hyperbole
What example of figurative language is represented in the quote below?
“At that time Bogota was a remote, lugubrious city where an insomniac rain had been falling since the beginning of the 16th century."
-Living to Tell the Tale, Gabriel García Márquez
Hyperbole
Simile
Allusion
Metaphor
What example of figurative language is represented in the quote below?
“Or sinking as the light wind lives or dies;
And full-grown lambs loud bleat from hilly bourn;
Hedge-crickets sing; and now with treble soft
The redbreast whistles from a garden-croft,
And gathering swallows twitter in the skies.”
-“To Autumn,” John Keats
Alliteration
Hyperbole
Simile
Imagery
What example of figurative language is represented in the quote below?
“Keeping time, time, time,
In a sort of Runic rhyme,
To the tintinnabulation that so musically wells
From the bells, bells, bells, bells,
Bells, bells, bells—
From the jingling and the tinkling of the bells.”
-“The Bells,” Edgar Allan Poe
Onomatopoeia
Imagery
Simile
Metaphor
Which of the following types of figurative language is represented in the example below?
A text written to encourage support for the protection of the Florida panther features an interview with a renowned biologist who is an expert on endangered species.
Ethos
Kairos
Logos
Pathos
Which literary device uses a repeated sound?
alliteration
allusion
repetition
verbal irony
The attitude of a writer, usually implied, toward the subject or audience.
Mood
Tone
Voice
Style
Which of the following is an example of imagery?
"The aroma of fresh coffee filled the air."
"He ran faster than the wind."
"The early bird catches the worm."
"She is a shining star."
How does the use of logos in an argument appeal to the audience?
By invoking strong emotions
By highlighting the speaker's character
By using logical reasoning and evidence
By creating a sense of urgency
What is Logos?
A sphere of rhetoric that appeals to emotions.
A tool of rhetoric by which one repeats a phrase over and over again to illustrate the significance of said point.
A sphere of rhetoric that appeals to logic and reasoning.
A sphere of rhetoric that appeals to one's credulity with their audience
What is Subject?
How the text is written
What caused the text to be written
The main idea or topic
What we should understand about the topic
What is Tone?
The author's style
The author's attitude toward the subject
The way a story sounds
The author's voice
What does the S in SOAPSTone represent
Subject and Speaker
Sentence
Structure
Syntax
What does the P in SOAPSTone represent?
Paradox
Paraphrase
Presenter
Purpose
What is the occasion in a rhetorical situation?
A fancy affair
The time, place and context
A special event
A large party
What is rhetoric?
The art of persuasive speaking
A rhetorical question
An essay
A short story
What word best describes, who is the writing directed towards? why?
Subject
Audience
Speaker
Details
When Alfred finally realized the gravity of the situation it was much too late.
I like to eat candy pizza and popcorn when watching a movie.
I like to eat candy pizza, and popcorn when watching a movie.
I like to eat candy, pizza, and popcorn, when watching a movie.
I like to eat candy, pizza and popcorn, when watching a movie
I like to eat candy, pizza, and popcorn when watching a movie.
I was absent on Monday so I have a lot of work to do.
I was absent, on Monday, so I have a lot of work to do.
I was absent on Monday, so I have a lot of work to do.
I was absent on Monday so, I have a lot of work to do.
I was absent, on Monday so, I have a lot of work to do.
I like to make snowmen snow angels and have snowball fights.
I like to make snowmen, snow angels, and have snowball fights.
I like to make snowmen, snow, angels, and have snowball fights.
I like to make snowmen, snow angels, and, have snowball fights.
I like to make snow, men, snow angels, and have snowball fights.
I was absent on Monday so I have a lot of work to do.
I was absent, on Monday, so I have a lot of work to do.
I was absent on Monday, so I have a lot of work to do.
I was absent on Monday so, I have a lot of work to do.
I was absent, on Monday so, I have a lot of work to do.
I like to eat candy pizza and popcorn when watching a movie.
I like to eat candy pizza, and popcorn when watching a movie.
I like to eat candy, pizza, and popcorn, when watching a movie.
I like to eat candy, pizza and popcorn, when watching a movie
I like to eat candy, pizza, and popcorn when watching a movie.
"I'm not going anywhere on Christmas break" said Melanie.
"I'm not going anywhere, on Christmas break," said Melanie.
"I'm not going anywhere on Christmas break" said Michelle.
"I'm not going anywhere on Christmas break," said Michelle.
"I'm not going, anywhere on Christmas break," said Michelle.
I like to make snowmen snow angels and have snowball fights.
I like to make snowmen, snow angels, and have snowball fights.
I like to make snowmen, snow, angels, and have snowball fights.
I like to make snowmen, snow angels, and, have snowball fights.
I like to make snow, men, snow angels, and have snowball fights.
I was born in Pasco Washington.
I was born, in Pasco Washington.
I was born, in Pasco, Washington.
I was born in Pasco, Washington.
I was born in Pasco Washington.
Today is Wednesday December 5 2018.
Today is Wednesday, December 5 2018.
Today is Wednesday, December 5, 2018.
Today is Wednesday, December, 5, 2018.
Today is Wednesday December 5, 2018.
I went to Columbia South Carolina to see my son graduate from Army boot camp.
I went to Columbia, South Carolina, to see my son graduate from Army boot camp.
I went to Columbia, South Carolina to see my son, graduate from Army boot camp.
I went to Columbia, South Carolina to see my son graduate from Army boot camp.
I went to Columbia, South Carolina, to see my son graduate, from Army boot camp.
Jenny swam in the pool but she didn't have any friends to swim with her.
Jenny swam in the pool, but she didn't have any friends, to swim with her.
Jenny swam in the pool but, she didn't have any friends to swim with her.
Jenny swam in the pool, but she didn't have any friends to swim with her.
Jenny swam in the pool but she didn't have any friends to swim with her.
Mr. Page said "Help me take out the trash please."
Mr. Page said, "Help me take out the trash please."
Mr. Page said, "Help me take out, the trash please."
Mr. Page said "Help me take out the trash please."
Mr. Page said, "Help me, take out the trash please."
Christmas Eve is on Monday December 24 this year.
Christmas Eve is on Monday, December 24, this year.
Christmas Eve is on Monday, December 24 this year.
Christmas Eve is on Monday December, 24 this year.
Christmas Eve is on Monday, December, 24 this year.
