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Honors English Comprehensive Semester Test: Questions 1-15

Total questions: 150

Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins

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1.

Quindlen’s use of the term “mongrel nation” most strongly emphasizes:

a)

Diversity as foundational to American identity

b)

The dominance of one cultural group

c)

Cultural impurity as weakness

d)

The failures of immigration policy

2.

In Lord of the Flies, which symbol BEST represents the descent into savagery?

a)

The painted faces

b)

Piggy’s glasses

c)

The conch

d)

The signal fire

3.

True/False: Elena’s rejection at Eugene’s house is primarily driven by socioeconomic prejudice rather than racism.

a)

False

b)

True

4.

In Rules of the Game, “invisible strength” is best understood as:

a)

The ability to remain unseen

b)

Mastery of complex skills

c)

Strategic emotional control

d)

Aggressive physical dominance

5.

True/False: The poem Morning Talk suggests that silence is always harmful and should be avoided.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Which rhetorical appeal is MOST dominant in The Immigrant Contribution?

a)

Ethos

b)

Logos

c)

Humor

d)

Pathos

7.

In To Kill a Mockingbird (Ch. 1–11), which character MOST clearly represents moral courage?

a)

Dill

b)

Jem

c)

Atticus

d)

Scout

8.

The writing on walls, according to Dungy, reveals:

a)

A decline in artistic expression

b)

Meaningless acts of rebellion

c)

Destructive tendencies in human behavior

d)

Forgotten stories of individuals claiming space

9.

True/False: Firoozeh’s friendship with Debbie demonstrates that kindness can bridge cultural misunderstandings.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

In Lord of the Flies, the “beast” represents:

a)

A real physical threat

b)

Adult authority

c)

The boys’ internal fear and primal instincts

d)

A dangerous animal on the island

11.

Which best explains why Quindlen uses historical conflicts in her argument?

a)

To discourage multiculturalism

b)

To prove America has always been unified

c)

To suggest that immigration has failed

d)

To demonstrate the depth of long-standing divisions

12.

In TKAM, Atticus shoots Tim Johnson primarily to show:

a)

The burden of responsibility he carries

b)

He is the best shot in town

c)

His desire to impress Scout

d)

He is secretly violent

13.

True/False: Waverly’s success in chess gives her greater independence from her mother.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

In Immigrant Picnic, the family’s misuse of idioms primarily symbolizes:

a)

The rigidity of American society

b)

The humorous complexity of English

c)

The narrator’s frustration

d)

Their refusal to assimilate

15.

Sherman’s idea of “irrational guilt” MOST closely resembles which student misconception in narrative writing?

a)

Believing every plot must resolve neatly

b)

Assuming first-person narrators are always reliable

c)

Thinking characters must be either good or evil

d)

Believing emotions need logical justification

16.

In Lord of the Flies, why does Jack break away from the group?

a)

He wants to build shelters

b)

He fears the island’s dangers

c)

He seeks total power and rejects order

d)

He wants Ralph to lead better

17.

True/False: Quindlen argues that crisis is the primary force that temporarily unifies Americans.

a)

True

b)

False

18.

Which theme is shared by American History and Rules of the Game?

a)

The healing power of friendship

b)

Isolation caused by cultural identity

c)

The importance of tradition

d)

The danger of ambition

19.

In nonfiction narrative writing, pacing is MOST improved by:

a)

Using only dialogue

b)

Shifting between detailed scenes and brief summaries

c)

Eliminating transitions

d)

Adding long background information

20.

The conch shell symbolizes:

a)

Violence

b)

Fear

c)

Order and authority

d)

Physical survival

21.

True/False: In TKAM, Miss Maudie represents the community’s moral hypocrisy.

a)

True

b)

False

22.

The main conflict between Elena and Eugene’s mother represents:

a)

Miscommunication

b)

Racial and class prejudice

c)

Parenting styles

d)

Religious differences

23.

The purpose of a counterclaim in argumentative writing is to:

a)

Address objections to strengthen the main claim

b)

Agree with the opposing side

c)

Provide emotional support

d)

Replace the thesis

24.

In With a Little Help from My Friends, humor is used primarily to:

a)

Hide the author’s sadness

b)

Reveal the challenges of cultural transition

c)

Criticize language learners

d)

Mock American culture

25.

In Rules of the Game, Waverly’s central conflict is between:

a)

Her siblings’ jealousy and her ambitions

b)

School responsibilities and chess

c)

Her desire for independence and her mother’s expectations

d)

Her skill level and her opponents

26.

True/False: Ralph’s leadership fails mainly due to his lack of intelligence.

a)

True

b)

False

27.

Dungy’s discussion of ancient inscriptions illustrates that:

a)

Only modern societies vandalize

b)

Humans have always tried to create a legacy through writing

c)

Writing on walls is unique to artists

d)

Literacy was rare in early civilizations

28.

In TKAM, the camellia flower from Mrs. Dubose symbolizes:

a)

Rebellion

b)

Forgiveness and moral complexity

c)

Hatred

d)

Innocence

29.

The thesis of The Immigrant Contribution is that immigrants:

a)

Are responsible for economic decline

b)

Should assimilate completely

c)

Contribute significantly to American culture and institutions

d)

Harm political progress

30.

True/False: Piggy represents rationality and intellect throughout Lord of the Flies.

a)

False

b)

True

31.

In TKAM, Atticus teaches Scout that empathy begins with:

a)

Avoiding conflict

b)

Imagining life from another person’s point of view

c)

Trusting only family

d)

Standing up for oneself

32.

True/False: In American History, the national tragedy of JFK’s assassination amplifies Elena’s personal heartbreak.

a)

False

b)

True

33.

In Lord of the Flies, the destruction of the conch symbolizes:

a)

The end of civilization and order

b)

The beginning of teamwork

c)

The boys’ growing maturity

d)

The triumph of logic

34.

In argumentative writing, the strongest evidence is:

a)

Emotional statements

b)

Anecdotes only

c)

Credible facts, statistics, and expert testimony

d)

Personal opinions

35.

True/False: In “Rules of the Game,” Waverly’s mother values pride more than emotional closeness.

a)

False

b)

True

36.

In The Immigrant Contribution, Kennedy MOST strongly argues that the U.S. political system is shaped by:

a)

Immigrants and their descendants

b)

Lower-class laborers only

c)

Isolationist policy

d)

Declining civic interest

37.

In Lord of the Flies, Piggy’s glasses primarily symbolize:

a)

Weakness

b)

Physical strength

c)

Rebellion

d)

Intelligence, clarity, and the ability to create fire

38.

True/False: Dungy argues that all forms of writing on walls should be preserved.

a)

False

b)

True

39.

In TKAM, Boo Radley is used symbolically to explore:

a)

The failures of the legal system

b)

Prejudice and fear of the unknown

c)

Southern farming culture

d)

The importance of school education

40.

In Morning Talk, the crow represents:

a)

Cowardice

b)

Rebellion against nature

c)

Bold, unapologetic expression

d)

Invisibility

41.

True/False: In Immigrant Picnic, the humor stems from genuine love rather than embarrassment.

a)

True

b)

False

42.

Which of the following BEST describes Jack’s leadership style?

a)

Passive and disorganized

b)

Democratic and collaborative

c)

Authoritarian and fear-driven

d)

Logical and fair

43.

In nonfiction narrative writing, a “reflection” at the end should:

a)

Restart the story

b)

Summarize only facts

c)

Reveal the deeper meaning of the experience

d)

Introduce new characters

44.

True/False: In A Quilt of a Country, Quindlen suggests unity is sustained only during times of peace.

a)

True

b)

False

45.

In American History, Elena feels connected to Eugene because:

a)

They both enjoy sports

b)

They have similar cultural backgrounds

c)

They share a love of reading and quiet spaces

d)

They attend the same church

46.

In TKAM, the tree hole where Boo leaves gifts symbolizes:

a)

A sign of property ownership

b)

A bridge for communication and connection

c)

A secret passage to escape

d)

A prank on the children

47.

True/False: In Lord of the Flies, Simon’s death is portrayed as an intentional act of murder.

a)

False

b)

True

48.

In argumentative writing, the rebuttal should:

a)

Demonstrate why the counterargument is weaker

b)

Strengthen the counterargument

c)

Apologize for disagreeing

d)

Repeat the thesis

49.

Which best describes the tone in A Quilt of a Country?

a)

Indifferent

b)

Sarcastic

c)

Reflective and cautiously hopeful

d)

Bitter

50.

True/False: Waverly views her mother’s pride as supportive and encouraging throughout the story.

a)

True

b)

False

51.

In Lord of the Flies, the signal fire represents:

a)

Rescue and connection to civilization

b)

The boys’ fear

c)

Anger

d)

Violence

52.

In TKAM, Mrs. Dubose’s battle with addiction symbolizes:

a)

The moral complexity of courage

b)

Weakness of character

c)

The dangers of medication

d)

The importance of silence

53.

True/False: In “The Writing on the Wall,” wall markings are presented as an attempt to communicate across time.

a)

True

b)

False

54.

In With a Little Help from My Friends, Debbie’s family primarily demonstrates:

a)

Genuine acceptance despite cultural differences

b)

Hostility toward immigrants

c)

Lack of understanding

d)

Reluctance to welcome outsiders

55.

Which conflict MOST closely mirrors the theme of American History?

a)

Scout vs. her classmates

b)

Jack vs. Ralph

c)

Elena vs. societal prejudice

d)

Ralph vs. the weather

56.

True/False: In “Immigrant Picnic,” the father becomes angry when idioms are misunderstood.

a)

False

b)

True

57.

In TKAM, Atticus’s defense of Tom Robinson is introduced in Part One primarily to:

a)

Teach Scout about the power of money

b)

Establish the foundation of moral courage in the novel

c)

Show Atticus prefers difficult clients

d)

Highlight Maycomb’s legal system

58.

In Lord of the Flies, Simon MOST CLEARLY symbolizes:

a)

Chaos

b)

Natural goodness and spiritual insight

c)

Violence

d)

Logic

59.

The strongest thesis statement is one that:

a)

Uses emotional language

b)

Asks a question

c)

States a clear, debatable claim

d)

Includes unrelated details

60.

True/False: In “Rules of the Game,” chess is used purely as a game without symbolic meaning.

a)

False

b)

True

61.

In Lord of the Flies, which event marks the boys’ final descent into full savagery?

a)

The building of the shelters

b)

The death of Piggy

c)

Ralph’s loss in an argument

d)

The first successful fire

62.

True/False: In TKAM, Scout’s fight at school illustrates her inability to understand Atticus’s lessons about empathy.

a)

False

b)

True

63.

Which theme MOST central to A Quilt of a Country?

a)

Economic inequality

b)

Government expansion

c)

Unity through diversity

d)

National superiority

64.

In narrative writing, sensory details serve to:

a)

Distract the reader

b)

Summarize key points

c)

Strengthen emotional and descriptive impact

d)

Provide factual evidence

65.

True/False: Elena in American History believes Eugene’s mother is justified in her rejection.

a)

False

b)

True

66.

In Rules of the Game, Waverly’s desire for independence clashes MOST directly with:

a)

Her school responsibilities

b)

Her father’s strict rules

c)

Her mother’s cultural expectations

d)

Her brothers’ teasing

67.

A counterargument strengthens an argumentative essay by:

a)

Eliminating the writer’s responsibility

b)

Replacing the main claim

c)

Confusing the reader

d)

Acknowledging opposing viewpoints

68.

True/False: In Lord of the Flies, the littluns’ fear illustrates how innocence collapses without protection.

a)

True

b)

False

69.

In Dungy’s essay, wall writing is presented as:

a)

An outdated form of communication

b)

A way people mark presence and claim identity

c)

Vandalism with no cultural value

d)

A threat to public safety

70.

In TKAM, Atticus tells Scout that using racial slurs shows:

a)

Social superiority

b)

Respect for tradition

c)

A lack of education and understanding

d)

Anger

71.

True/False: The “beast” in Lord of the Flies becomes more real as the boys lose their sense of civilization.

a)

True

b)

False

72.

In Immigrant Picnic, the misunderstandings of idioms reveal:

a)

The narrator’s embarrassment

b)

Anger between family members

c)

English is an impossible language

d)

Love and humor within the family dynamic

73.

Which factor MOST intensifies the conflict in American History?

a)

Elena’s perfectionism

b)

The weather

c)

Eugene’s illness

d)

National grief following JFK’s assassination

74.

True/False: Ralph’s leadership fails primarily because he is physically weaker than Jack.

a)

True

b)

False

75.

In A Quilt of a Country, which idea BEST supports Quindlen’s argument about America’s paradox?

a)

Americans naturally unify for political campaigns

b)

A history of ethnic tension coexisting with strong national identity

c)

Cultural differences are disappearing

d)

Immigration has stopped shaping the U.S.

76.

In TKAM, Atticus reads to Scout at night to:

a)

Keep her quiet

b)

Prepare her for school

c)

Bond with her and calm her frustrations

d)

Teach her advanced vocabulary

77.

True/False: In Rules of the Game, Waverly fully understands her mother’s intentions by the end of the story.

a)

False

b)

True

78.

In Lord of the Flies, which character is MOST associated with rational thought?

a)

Jack

b)

Roger

c)

Piggy

d)

Samneric

79.

79. The MOST effective argumentative conclusion:

a)

Uses emotional language

b)

Introduces new evidence

c)

Restates the thesis and provides a final insight

d)

Changes the argument completely

80.

80. True/False: In TKAM, the rabid dog symbolizes the spread of fear and irrational prejudice in Maycomb.

a)

False

b)

True

81.

81. In Morning Talk, the speaker envies the crow because:

a)

It is respected by society

b)

It teaches her

c)

It speaks freely without social restraint

d)

It can fly

82.

82. True/False: In Immigrant Picnic, the father refuses to learn new expressions.

a)

False

b)

True

83.

83. In TKAM, Jem’s destruction of Mrs. Dubose’s camellias represents:

a)

A desire for revenge on Atticus

b)

His hatred for nature

c)

His immaturity and growing frustration with injustice

d)

His childish anger

84.

84. Which event in Lord of the Flies MOST clearly represents loss of innocence?

a)

Building the first fire

b)

Discovery of the “beast”

c)

Arrival on the island

d)

Simon’s death

85.

85. True/False: In argumentative writing, a weak claim is one that is overly broad or cannot be debated.

a)

True

b)

False

86.

86. In Dungy’s essay, writing on walls is portrayed as a universal human impulse because:

a)

It is mandatory in some cultures

b)

It helps governments track history

c)

People want to leave a lasting mark

d)

It is illegal

87.

87. True/False: In American History, Elena’s mother encourages her to pursue her friendship with Eugene.

a)

True

b)

False

88.

88. In TKAM, the children’s changing perception of Boo Radley illustrates:

a)

Distrust of neighbors

b)

Growth in empathy and understanding

c)

Declining imagination

d)

Increasing fear of adults

89.

89. Which of the following MOST contributes to Jack’s rise to power?

a)

His charisma and use of fear

b)

His physical weakness

c)

His honesty

d)

His ability to write rules

90.

90. True/False: In With a Little Help from My Friends, humor softens the challenges of cultural confusion.

a)

True

b)

False

91.

91. In A Quilt of a Country, the comparison of America to a “crazy quilt” implies:

a)

The pieces are identical

b)

Different parts can coexist despite clashing origins

c)

The nation is too chaotic to survive

d)

The country is fragile and must be handled carefully

92.

92. True/False: In Lord of the Flies, the boys kill Simon because they believe he is the beast.

a)

True

b)

False

93.

93. In TKAM, Atticus disciplines Jem for destroying the camellias by:

a)

Sending him to stay with Calpurnia

b)

Making him read to Mrs. Dubose

c)

Grounding him for a month

d)

Taking away his air rifle

94.

94. Which best describes Waverly’s internal conflict in Rules of the Game?

a)

Being jealous of her brothers

b)

Wanting to please her mother while gaining independence

c)

Fearing competition

d)

Wanting to quit chess

95.

True/False: In The Immigrant Contribution, Kennedy argues immigrants have contributed mainly to entertainment, not politics.

a)

True

b)

False

96.

In Lord of the Flies, Roger’s behavior MOST clearly illustrates:

a)

The power of rules

b)

Loyalty to Ralph

c)

Society’s ability to restrain violence

d)

The natural human capacity for cruelty when unrestrained

97.

True/False: Piggy’s death represents the destruction of reason on the island.

a)

False

b)

True

98.

In TKAM, the children’s visit to the Radley house on a dare shows:

a)

Their respect for privacy

b)

Their fear of Atticus

c)

Their fascination with mystery and rumor

d)

Their lack of imagination

99.

The purpose of the hook in a nonfiction narrative is to:

a)

Reveal the conclusion

b)

Introduce the entire plot in one sentence

c)

Provide background facts

d)

Start the story at its most exciting moment

100.

True/False: In Immigrant Picnic, misunderstandings create tension rather than humor.

a)

True

b)

False

101.

In Lord of the Flies, the fire going out symbolizes:

a)

Their increasing intelligence

b)

Their commitment to Jack

c)

The boys abandoning their desire to be rescued

d)

The boys’ growing maturity

102.

True/False: In TKAM, Scout’s attitude toward school reflects her struggle with rigid expectations.

a)

False

b)

True

103.

The central conflict in American History is BEST described as:

a)

Teacher vs. student

b)

Faith vs. doubt

c)

Friend vs. friend

d)

Personal vs. societal prejudice

104.

In argumentative writing, the counterclaim should be introduced:

a)

Only when the writer is unsure

b)

Within the body paragraph addressing opposing views

c)

Before presenting any evidence

d)

After the conclusion

105.

True/False: Quindlen believes America fails because of its diversity.

a)

True

b)

False

106.

In Rules of the Game, the marketplace scene symbolizes:

a)

The richness of American culture

b)

Waverly’s confusion about her mother’s expectations

c)

Her desire to run away

d)

Her hatred of crowds

107.

True/False: In TKAM, Atticus accepts the Robinson case because he wants fame.

a)

True

b)

False

108.

In Lord of the Flies, the boys FIRST elect Ralph because:

a)

He defeats Jack in a fight

b)

He seems calm and authoritative

c)

He promises food

d)

Piggy nominates him aggressively

109.

In With a Little Help from My Friends, Firoozeh’s experiences MOSTLY highlight:

a)

The failures of American education

b)

The importance of wealth in fitting in

c)

The awkwardness and beauty of cross-cultural friendship

d)

Her resentment toward the U.S.

110.

True/False: In Morning Talk, the speaker envies the crow’s lack of self-consciousness.

a)

False

b)

True

111.

The destruction of the conch parallels which event in TKAM?

a)

Scout’s first day at school

b)

The kids being caught sneaking to the Radleys

c)

Tom Robinson’s conviction

d)

The discovery of gifts in the tree

112.

True/False: Dungy presents wall writing as a timeless form of human expression.

a)

True

b)

False

113.

In argumentative writing, which of the following is the BEST example of strong evidence?

a)

“I feel like this is unfair.”

b)

“Everyone knows this is true.”

c)

“According to recent studies from the CDC…”

d)

“My friend says this happens a lot.”

114.

In Lord of the Flies, the sow’s head (“Lord of the Flies”) symbolizes:

a)

Unity

b)

The boys’ fear and inner savagery

c)

Religious hope

d)

Civilization

115.

True/False: Jem’s broken arm at the end of TKAM is foreshadowed throughout Part One.

a)

True

b)

False

116.

In American History, Elena’s rooftop watching symbolizes:

a)

Her fear of Eugene

b)

Her need for solitude and perspective

c)

Her desire to escape reality

d)

Her anger at her mother

117.

True/False: In Immigrant Picnic, the father is embarrassed by his mistakes.

a)

False

b)

True

118.

In A Quilt of a Country, Quindlen argues the success of the U.S. lies in:

a)

Encouraging isolation

b)

Reducing diversity

c)

Embracing cultural contradictions

d)

Enforcing uniformity

119.

In TKAM, Calpurnia’s role in the Finch household MOST clearly represents:

a)

Constant conflict

b)

Strict discipline without affection

c)

A threat to Atticus’s authority

d)

A bridge between racial and cultural divides

120.

True/False: In Lord of the Flies, Jack views hunting mainly as a necessity, not a source of power.

a)

False

b)

True

121.

In Rules of the Game, Waverly feels pressure primarily because:

a)

Her brothers bully her

b)

Her school wants her to compete nationally

c)

Her mother publicly claims ownership of her success

d)

Her father expects her to win money

122.

True/False: In TKAM, Atticus teaches that real courage is shown by shooting the rabid dog before it harms anyone.

a)

False

b)

True

123.

In Lord of the Flies, Ralph weeps at the end of the novel because he realizes:

a)

He misses Piggy’s intelligence

b)

He may never return home

c)

He failed to build enough shelters

d)

The loss of innocence and the darkness within humanity

124.

In argumentative writing, which transition BEST introduces a counterclaim?

a)

“This proves…”

b)

“As a result…”

c)

“However, some may argue…”

d)

“For example…”

125.

True/False: In With a Little Help from My Friends, Firoozeh’s mother refuses to interact with American families.

a)

False

b)

True

126.

In A Quilt of a Country, Quindlen suggests that the greatest threat to unity is:

a)

Ethnic suspicion and distrust

b)

Overpopulation

c)

Lack of political involvement

d)

Immigration decline

127.

True/False: Jack believes the conch is necessary for maintaining order on the island.

a)

True

b)

False

128.

In TKAM, the lesson Atticus teaches Scout about “real courage” is MOST connected to:

a)

Fighting classmates

b)

Mrs. Dubose’s struggle to overcome addiction

c)

Winning arguments

d)

Obeying school rules

129.

In Morning Talk, the speaker’s quietness is best interpreted as:

a)

A personal choice

b)

A result of long-term social conditioning

c)

A rebellion

d)

A sign of pride

130.

True/False: In American History, Elena’s mother does not understand her daughter’s feelings for Eugene.

a)

False

b)

True

131.

Which event in Lord of the Flies BEST demonstrates Jack’s complete rejection of civilization?

a)

His first hunt

b)

His refusal to maintain the fire

c)

His stealing of Piggy’s glasses

d)

His refusal to eat fruit

132.

True/False: In Immigrant Picnic, the narrator is irritated by his family’s misunderstandings.

a)

False

b)

True

133.

In TKAM, the children’s fascination with Boo Radley represents:

a)

Their fear of Calpurnia

b)

Their hatred for Maycomb

c)

Their innocence and imagination shaped by rumor

d)

Their distrust of adults

134.

In argumentative writing, the rebuttal MUST:

a)

Apologize for disagreeing

b)

Attack the opposing argument without evidence

c)

Show logically why the opposing view is weaker

d)

Repeat the thesis

135.

True/False: In The Writing on the Wall, Dungy connects modern graffiti to ancient inscriptions.

a)

False

b)

True

136.

In Lord of the Flies, which character MOST clearly symbolizes structure, rules, and order?

a)

Jack

b)

Ralph

c)

Simon

d)

Roger

137.

True/False: The boys’ fear of the beast decreases as the novel progresses.

a)

False

b)

True

138.

In TKAM, Atticus tells Scout that using slurs is:

a)

A sign of bravery

b)

A reflection of the speaker’s ignorance

c)

A cultural tradition

d)

Acceptable when angry

139.

In Rules of the Game, chess becomes symbolic of:

a)

American history

b)

Waverly’s internal struggle for autonomy

c)

Her mother’s past

d)

Her brothers’ jealousy

140.

True/False: In American History, Elena’s disappointment is eased by her mother’s comfort.

a)

True

b)

False

141.

Which of the following is the BEST example of a strong argumentative claim?

a)

School is important for everyone.

b)

Many students struggle in school.

c)

Some kids like school and some don’t.

d)

Schools should provide free tutoring because it improves academic success.

142.

True/False: The purpose of sensory details is to develop emotional and descriptive depth in narrative writing.

a)

True

b)

False

143.

In Lord of the Flies, Simon’s conversation with the sow’s head symbolizes:

a)

His desire to leave the island

b)

Understanding the innate darkness within humans

c)

A hallucination caused by hunger

d)

His mental decline

144.

In TKAM, Scout finally understands that Boo Radley is kind when:

a)

She testifies in court

b)

She walks him home after saving them

c)

She hears townspeople praise him

d)

She reads about his childhood

145.

145. True/False: In Dungy’s essay, writing on the wall is explained as a modern American phenomenon.

a)

False

b)

True

146.

146. In With a Little Help from My Friends, which detail BEST reveals the author’s theme?

a)

Firoozeh struggles with English grammar

b)

Debbie’s family welcomes Firoozeh kindly

c)

Firoozeh dislikes American food

d)

Her mother refuses to socialize

147.

147. True/False: In A Quilt of a Country, Quindlen believes unity is effortless in modern America.

a)

False

b)

True

148.

148. In Lord of the Flies, the painted faces MOST clearly symbolize:

a)

Humor and self-expression

b)

Abandonment of identity and moral restraint

c)

Anger toward Ralph

d)

Protection from heat

149.

149. In TKAM, which event MOST directly teaches Jem about injustice?

a)

His punishment after destroying the flowers

b)

Miss Caroline’s treatment of Scout

c)

Francis insulting Atticus

d)

Mrs. Dubose’s death

150.

150. True/False: In American History, Elena believes her cultural identity is respected by her peers.

a)

True

b)

False