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19. How does Orwell portray propaganda through Squealer?
B. As harmless exaggeration
C. As a manipulative method used to suppress truth
D. As comedy relief
A. As a tool for communication
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Bananafish(
3. What does Seymour do at the end of the story)
A. Leaves the hotel
C. Kills himself with a gun
D. Drowns in the ocean
B. Calls his wife’s mother
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What is the final fate of Brutus?
C. He surrenders to Antony
B. He is assassinated
D. He kills himself to avoid capture
A. He becomes ruler of Rome
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For Ap seminar which of these was a stimulus source
Water tunnel
Alzheimers disease and facts
False nostalgia
Rock climbing
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Why does Holden feel violated?
His past teacher rubs his head
Sunny is in his room
Maurice demands more money
Sunny is making him uncomfortable
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2. What is the central theme of
The Catcher in the Rye
?
C. The value of hard work
D. Patriotism during wartime
B. Coming of age and the loss of innocence
B. Do good in school
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(Catcher and rye)1. What is the main reason Holden often acts nonchalant in the novel?
B. He wants to impress girls
C. He uses it to hide his emotional pain and vulnerability
D. He believes emotions are pointless
A. He is naturally cold and emotionless
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5. Why is Ralph’s leadership ultimately rejected by the other boys?
A. He fails to provide enough food
B. He is too strict
A. Hes too smart
C. The boys think hunting is more fun and jack's competition for powe
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1. At the beginning of the novel, what prevents Roger from hitting the littluns with stones?
B. He wants to make friends
A. He is afraid of Ralph
C. He is still influenced by the rules of society
D. He has bad aim
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2. Where does the narrator meet Esmé?
A. At a train station
B. In a bookstore
D. In a bomb shelter
C. In a tea room in Devon, England
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Why does Brutus ultimately decide to join the conspiracy against Caesar?
A. He is jealous of Caesar’s popularity
D. He believes it is his moral duty to protect the Republic from tyranny
B. He wants to gain political power
C. He is manipulated by Cassius into fearing Caesar’s ambition
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Why does Holden feel disappointed after dancing with the women at the Lavender Room?
C. They care more about seeing celebrities than connecting with him
D. They ask too many questions about Jane
A. They don’t let him buy drinks
B. They laugh at his hat
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15. What is the significance of Antony’s repeated phrase, “Brutus is an honorable man”?
C. He’s trying to protect Brutus
B. He’s mocking Brutus while pretending to praise him
A. He means it sincerely
D. He fears Brutus
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18. What is the meaning of the ghost of Caesar appearing to Brutus?
C. Brutus is being haunted by his wife
Nothing cause its real
A. Brutus is losing his mind
B. It symbolizes guilt and foreshadows Brutus’s downfall
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2. Which of the following is an example of Holden acting nonchalant in a serious situation?
D. Seeking therapy on his own
A. Crying when he visits Allie’s grave
B. Telling Phoebe he wants to run away and live alone
C. Writing a heartfelt letter to Jane
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3. What does the disappearance of the milk foreshadow?
C. Snowball’s carelessness
B. Napoleon’s growing greed and corruption
A. Poor farming techniques
D. Bad weather affecting crops
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What was the original ending of lord of the flies?(not naval officer)
Ralphs escapes on a raft
Ralph joins the tribe
Ralph keeps running
Ralph defeats them all
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1. Why is Holden Caulfield expelled from Pencey Prep?
D. He skipped too many classes
C. He got into a fight with Stradlater
B. He failed four subjects
A. He cheated on a test
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3. What does Seymour give Sybil during their time on the beach?
D. His watch
C. A story about bananafish
A. A banana
B. A Kiss
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12. How does Squealer use fear as a tool of control?
A. He threatens to punish animals
C. He lies about Snowball
B. He reminds them Mr. Jones could return
D. He controls the food supply
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3. What best describes Esmé’s personality?
C. Poised, articulate, and precociously self-aware
D. Rebellious and aggressive
A. Tall
B. Shy and reserved
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Why do the pigs take leadership roles so quickly after the rebellion?
B. They are the only animals who can read
D. They are more loyal to Mr. Jones
A. They are naturally stronger
C. The animals vote for them
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17. Why does Cassius argue with Brutus in Act IV?
A. Brutus wants to forgive Antony
D. Brutus wants to betray the army
B. Cassius is caught lying
C. Brutus accuses Cassius of corruption and dishonesty
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4. What does Holden write for Stradlater's English composition assignment?
C. A description of his brother Allie’s baseball glove
D. A poem about Pencey
B. A book review
A. A biography of Stradlater
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2. What causes the fight between Holden and Stradlater?
A. Stradlater insults Holden’s red hat
B. Stradlater refuses to lend Holden money
D. They argue over music
C. Holden suspects Stradlater took advantage of Jane Gallagher
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17. What literary device is most prominent in
Animal Farm
?
A. Hyperbole
B. Allegory
Satire
D. Symbolism
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12. How does Decius convince Caesar to ignore Calpurnia’s warning?
C. He insults Caesar’s bravery
D. He says Brutus will protect him
He forces him
B. He claims the omens are misinterpreted as positive signs
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What reason do the pigs give for the consumption of apples and milk
C. Bribe the farmer
C. To preserve their health for the sake of everyone
A. They are sick
B. They work the hardest
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Bananafish(
1. What is the setting of the story?
B. A military base during the war
D. A hospital in New York
C. In a home
C. A beach resort in Florida after World War II
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Why does Roger sharpen a stick at both ends at the end of the novel?
A. To roast food
B. To create a new hunting weapon
D. To scare the naval officer
To mount Ralph’s head, like they did with the pig
