Why does Tom have an affair?

He has an affair because he no longer loves Daisy

An important lesson Atticus teaches Scout is:

Consider others' points of view before judging

What did Atticus prove in Tom’s defense?

The person who attacked Mayella was left-handed.

What is the effect of Scout's conversation with Mr. Cunningham at the jailhouse?

Mr. Cunningham realizes that what he is doing is wrong.

Why does Mama insist Travis hear Walter's conversation with Karl Lindner?

Whatever he decides, Walter's setting an example for his son

After they are reunited, how does Daisy view Gatsby's lifestyle?

She's impressed by his house but turned off by his parties

What two criticisms does Holden make of himself?

He says he's a liar and a coward.

In The Great Gatsby, what is the significance of wealth?

The most wealthy can use their money to avoid consequence

Why does Holden despise performers like Ernie?

They corrupt their art forms by trying to please an audience

John won't confess because:

though he wants to live, he can't live without honor

What describes the role of rumors surrounding Gatsby in the novel?

To make Gatsby "great" by creating intrigue and mystery

The change in weather in the final chapters indicates:

Impending death as indicated by the life is a year metaphor

The gold ring on the carousel symbolizes Holden’s realization that:

One must take risks even if it means changing or being hurt

What do Holden’s interactions with people like Carl, Sunny, and the nuns say about him?

He tries to fight loneliness with superficial connections.

What is Asagai's reaction to Beneatha's claim she no longer cares about being a doctor?

He calls her out for using Walter's mistake as an excuse.

Why does Jem cry after the trial?

He was shocked by the injustice of the jury.

What happens to Holden as he tries to cross each street walking along Fifth Avenue?

He panics that he will disappear into an abyss.

Which is true regarding the young girls in town?

They danced in the woods and cast spells with Tituba

What reason does Holden give Mr. Antolini for why he failed speech class?

Holden says the class discouraged people’s individuality

Why does Daisy choose Tom over Gatsby?

She's not as happy but Tom offers protection and comfort

Daisy kills her with Gatsby's car in an accidental hit & run

What purpose does it serve when Phoebe insists that she’s going to run away with Holden?

It forces Holden to see he is not alone.

What does it say that few people attend Gatsby's funeral?

Those who knew the real Gatsby/Gatz cared about him most

Why is it a sin to kill a mockingbird?

Mockingbirds don't bother anyone.

Holden is anxious when Stradlater goes out with Jane because:

Holden believes Stradlater might take advantage of Jane

Rev. Hale is upset he has to ask John, Rebecca, and Martha to confess because:

He's asking them to sin by lying

What do Holden's conversations with the cab drivers about the Central Park ducks demonstrate?

His dislike for things that change

What is Asagai's dream?

To free his countrymen from Colonialism

What does Holden mean when he says, "Now he's out in Hollywood, D.B., being a prostitute"?

His brother is selling out his talent by writing screenplays

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1
Why does Tom have an affair?
He has an affair because he can
He's never wanted to settle down with anyone
He has an affair because Myrtle is irresistible
He has an affair because he no longer loves Daisy
2
An important lesson Atticus teaches Scout is:
The answer, my friend, is blowin’ in the wind
You must always be proud of your family name and heritage
Consider others' points of view before judging
Keep your promises, no matter how small they are
3
In this play, of what is a crucible symbolic?
witchcraft
The court
punishment
religion
4
What did Atticus prove in Tom’s defense?
The person who attacked Mayella was left-handed.
Tom couldn't have raped Mayella because he was too nice.
Mayella was crazy and should be locked up.
There was clear medical evidence of rape.
5
Which character is loved by all?
Ruth
Cleo
Onzell
Grady
6
Scout describes the people of Maycomb as:
poor but optimistic
friendly and optimistic
committed to ending racism
prejudiced and superstitious
7
What is the effect of Scout's conversation with Mr. Cunningham at the jailhouse?
Atticus grounds the children for a week for not going home.
Mr. Cunningham realizes that what he is doing is wrong.
The men leave but vow revenge on Atticus and his family.
The men are even more determined to get past Atticus.
8
Boo Radley stopped leaving gifts in the tree because:
His brother filled the hole
Boo ran out of presents
The children grew up and lost interest
Atticus forbade the children from going near Boo
9
Why does Mama insist Travis hear Walter's conversation with Karl Lindner?
Walter has to take Travis to work with him afterward
Mama can't read and wants Travis to review the contract
Whatever he decides, Walter's setting an example for his son
Mama wants Travis to see how adults conduct business deals
10
After they are reunited, how does Daisy view Gatsby's lifestyle?
She'd rather they run away and be poor but in love
She prefers his exciting life to her own boring one
She's suspicious about where his money comes from
She's impressed by his house but turned off by his parties
11
What two criticisms does Holden make of himself?
He says he's a liar and a coward.
He says he's an addict and rude to parents.
He says he's a hypocrite and a player.
He says he's a phony and a cheater.
12
In The Great Gatsby, what is the significance of wealth?
The most wealthy can use their money to avoid consequence
The wealthy can't afford to be careless
The wealthy don't have to work for their money
There are only two class structures: rich and poor
13
Why does Holden despise performers like Ernie?
They ignore him when he tries to get their attention
They are all untalented show-offs
They are only in it for the money
They corrupt their art forms by trying to please an audience
14
What is most unfair about the "crying out" scene in Act I?
The girls are trying to deflect blame from themselves
The leaders want convenient answers rather than the truth
All of the above
The accusations are directed at the outcasts of society
15
John won't confess because:
though he wants to live, he can't live without honor
He doesn't want to disppoint Elizabeth
He won't give Danforth the satisfaction
No one would believe him
16
Why is it important that John forgets this commandment?
His wife is watching
He's supposed to be proving that he's a faithful Puritan
All of the above
He's broken this commandment
17
What is the major factor in the plight of the Younger family during this time period?
gender discrimination
rioting
racial discrimination
national economic crisis
18
What is Beneatha trying to find?
An interesting hobby
Her identity
A husband
An affordable apartment
19
What describes the role of rumors surrounding Gatsby in the novel?
To make Gatsby "great" by creating intrigue and mystery
To make Tom jealous
It provides entertainment for Nick all summer long
It draws attention away from his criminal activities
20
Mrs. Dubose is a:
morphine addict
gossipy neighbor
philanthropist
teacher
21
The change in weather in the final chapters indicates:
Nick's had it with the cold East and wants to return West
Conveniently, the Buchanans travel abroad in the fall
Impending death as indicated by the life is a year metaphor
That life, like summer, is taken for granted
22
The gold ring on the carousel symbolizes Holden’s realization that:
One must take risks even if it means changing or being hurt
Phoebe will someday grow up and leave him
Growing up can, in fact, be prevented
He will always be a kid at heart but he must be more mature
23
What do Holden’s interactions with people like Carl, Sunny, and the nuns say about him?
He has loose moral standards.
He tries to fight loneliness with superficial connections.
He's easily intimidated by people and can't say no to them.
He's a hedonist who needs instant gratification.
24
What is Asagai's reaction to Beneatha's claim she no longer cares about being a doctor?
He tells her a woman's place is in the home anyway.
He calls her out for using Walter's mistake as an excuse.
He tells her she can come to Africa instead.
He tells her she can finally take up horseback riding again.
25
Why does Jem cry after the trial?
He was shocked by the injustice of the jury.
He was punished by Aunt Alexandra.
People were making fun of Atticus.
He thought all Maycombians were racist.
26
What happens to Holden as he tries to cross each street walking along Fifth Avenue?
He asks Allie to help him be a better person.
He fears he will be struck by a car and get hurt.
He panics that he will disappear into an abyss.
He misses Jane and is determined to call her when he's home.
27
The Puritans haven't found balance b/w rules and individual freedom. Which lit. device is this?
Personification
Paradox
Allusion
Metaphor
28
How does the tone of The Catcher in the Rye change from beginning to end?
From instructive to critical
From worried to confident
From cynical to nostalgic
From optimistic to depressed
29
Which is true regarding the young girls in town?
They are playing pranks on their families in appearing ill
They danced in the woods and cast spells with Tituba
They've vowed revenge on the town for being strict
They are all possessed by the devil
30
When Idgie tells stump the story of Pig Iron Sam, she uses it to teach him about:
bravery
not giving up
playing poker
barbecuing hogs
31
What reason does Holden give Mr. Antolini for why he failed speech class?
Holden says he was bored and never went
Holden says English is his worst subject
Holden says his speeches were off topic and he was yelled at
Holden says the class discouraged people’s individuality
32
In A Raisin in the Sun, why does the Younger family receive a $10,000 check?
legal settlement
insurance payment
lottery winning
inheritance
33
Evelyn's nickname is:
Glinda the Good Witch
Towanda the Avenger
Ivan the Terrible
Dorothy the Brave
34
In To Kill A Mockingbird, what gift didn't Boo Radley give the children?
blanket
their lives
mended socks
gum
35
Why does Daisy choose Tom over Gatsby?
She can't stand the idea of being with a "common swindler"
Daisy is embarrassed to be seen with Gatsby in public
She's not as happy but Tom offers protection and comfort
Tom threatens violence if Daisy leaves him
36
How does Myrtle die?
George kills her when he discovers she's having an affair
Gatsby kills her by accident trying to get away from Tom
Tom kills her in an argument that turns violent
Daisy kills her with Gatsby's car in an accidental hit & run
37
In To Kill A Mockingbird, why does the mob come to the jailhouse?
They want to set Tom free
They want to kill Atticus
They want to kill Tom
Bob Ewell hires them to scare Tom
38
What purpose does it serve when Phoebe insists that she’s going to run away with Holden?
He worries his parents will be left with no children.
He has to give back her money so she can buy a ticket.
He is afraid she will see he has a drinking problem.
It forces Holden to see he is not alone.
39
What does it say that few people attend Gatsby's funeral?
Those who knew the real Gatsby/Gatz cared about him most
Meyer Wolfsheim scared everyone away
People felt guilty for taking advantage of his hospitality
Henry Gatz never really knew his son
40
Why is it a sin to kill a mockingbird?
It is the state bird of Alabama.
It is an endangered species.
Mockingbirds don't bother anyone.
Mockingbirds are very smart.
41
What does Mama's plant symbolize?
giving up in the face of hardship
neglect resulting from poverty
nurturing dreams
supporting one's family
42
In what ways does Gatsby betray his modest upbringing?
All of the above
His style is too flashy and over the top
He misses social cues
He still lives in the past
43
Holden is anxious when Stradlater goes out with Jane because:
Holden believes Stradlater might take advantage of Jane
Holden doesn't want Jane to know he's been expelled.
Holden doesn't want Jane to tell Stradlater his secrets
Holden is upset because Jane hasn't called in months
44
To what can Holden’s mental state mostly be attributed?
D.B.’s leaving
His flunking out of school
Not fitting in
Allie’s death
45
Asagai accuses Beneatha of being a(n):
assimilationist
segregationist
tease
pain
46
What isn't the green light a symbol of?
hope of starting again
envy
privacy
money
47
Rev. Hale is upset he has to ask John, Rebecca, and Martha to confess because:
He knows it's honorable but thinks it unnecessary
He just wants to leave Salem
He's asking them to sin by lying
He doesn't want Elizabeth to worry
48
What do Holden's conversations with the cab drivers about the Central Park ducks demonstrate?
His desire to start conflict with others, especially bullies
His curiosity about the natural world, especially birds
His desire to forget the people he doesn't like
His dislike for things that change
49
What is Asagai's dream?
To free his countrymen from Colonialism
To write books on Nigerian history
To be dictator of his homeland
To start his own business
50
What does Holden mean when he says, "Now he's out in Hollywood, D.B., being a prostitute"?
His brother has sought fame by sacrificing all of his morals
His brother is selling out his talent by writing screenplays
His brother is too busy with girls to make time for Holden
He makes money by taking advantage of innocent people
51
Why does Beneatha have a renewed interest in Asagai?
He's been away for a while.
He appreciates her intellect, unlike George.
She finds his African roots fascinating.
All of the above
52
Why is it ironic that Judge Danforth relies on the children's testimony during the trials?
God speaks through children who always tell the truth
They are loyal to Abigail and lie on her behalf
Judge Danforth dislikes children
They are saving the lives of many community members
53
What message does Fitzgerald convey via Myrtle's death?
To show that the rich thrive at the poor's expense
To warn against distracted driving
To show people should be mourned in life rather than death
To show that carelessness will not be tolerated
54
What do Reverend Hale's books symbolize?
Ancient remedies
Religious persecution
Scholarly wisdom
The law
55
Why does Tom punch Myrtle when she insists on saying Daisy's name over and over again?
He wants to impress Nick.
He has anger management issues and can't help himself.
He is showing loyalty to Daisy despite the affair.
He wants the other guests to sympathize with him.
56
How does Abigail keep the other girls from reporting exactly what took place in the woods?
She says she won't be friends with them anymore
She says her uncle will no longer pray for them
She threatens them with physical violence
She says she'll get the Indians to come after their families
57
Railroad Bill is:
All of the above
evasive
compassionate
brave
58
How does Nick feel about Gatsby?
Nick thinks Gatsby is dishonest and foolish
Nick thinks Gatsby is a fraud and deserves what he gets
Nick admires Gatsby's hope, but dislikes his conduct
Nick trusts Gatsby and would do anything for him
59
What does Holden like about museums?
He can count on the exhibits to stay the same
He can hide easily from annoying people in the huge building
Despite his poor grades, Holden's interested in many topics.
They are free of swear words that corrupt innocence
60
Why is Ruth upset when Mama says she no longer wants to move?
Ruth knows Travis wanted his own room in the new house.
The house promised a new start for her baby and her family.
Ruth thinks Mama should stand up to Walter.
Ruth doesn't want to have to work anymore.
61
Why does Ruth say, "Eat your eggs, Walter" when he talks about his dreams?
She's more concerned with the realities of the here and now.
She finds nothing he says to be believable.
She works hard to make him breakfast and he doesn't notice.
Ruth thinks he's being overly dramatic.
62
In To Kill A Mockingbird, for what crime is Tom Robinson on trial?
arson
murder
theft
rape
63
Why does Mary Warren present a poppet to Elizabeth?
She sewed it for the Proctors' youngest son
She sewed it in court to pass the time during the trials
Abigail forced her to give it to Elizabeth
It was given as a peace offering after they had a fight
64
Holden aspires to be a catcher in the rye in order to:
Avoid interaction with adults forever
Protect children's innocence from the corrupt adult world
Save the world from the next generation of rebel children
Be a professional outfielder to honor Allie’s memory
65
How does Idgie react when Stump says his mother Ruth is scared of everything, even a bug?
She is offended that Stump would insult his mother
She is flattered than Stump thinks Idgie is the braver
She agrees and says Ruth was too scared to leave Frank
She thinks it's ironic because Ruth is extremely brave
66
Why does Jem think Boo Radley stays inside?
Boo is crazy.
Boo won’t come out because of medical reasons.
Boo thinks the outside world is too unpleasant.
Boo is forced to against his will.
67
Why does Daisy hope her daughter grows up to be a "beautiful little fool?"
So she won't be aware that a woman's role can be difficult
So that she won't marry a man like Tom
So that Daisy and Tom won't have to pay for college
So that she won't be pursued by a lot of men
68
What dilemma does Ruth face at the beginning of the play?
She is trying to find her identity
Travis listens to his father more than he listens to her
She is fired from her job as a housekeeper
She is pregnant and doesn't know if she should keep the baby
69
Rev. Hale is also upset because:
He doesn't believe the trials have been conducted properly
He can't get John to confess
All of the above
His faith in Puritan values has wavered
70
What does Tim Johnson, the mad dog, symbolize?
A disdain for organized religion.
FDR's socialist programs of the Great Depression.
The philanthropic efforts of Aunt Alexandra and her friends.
The racism that's taking over Maycomb.
71
Which two characters are represented as “mockingbirds”?
Scout Finch and Dill Harris
Atticus Finch and Mr. Underwood
Mr. Cunningham and Bob Ewell
Boo Radley and Tom Robinson
72
Why is the poppet important later?
Abigail uses it as proof in accusing Elizabeth of witchcraft
Mercy steals it from Elizabeth to use against Goody Putnam
John uses it as an excuse to fire Mary Warren
Tituba uses it to cast a spell on Elizabeth
73
Atticus thought Mrs. Dubose was the bravest person he knew because:
She worked hard to grow award-winning camellia flowers.
She stood up for Tom even though others gossiped about her.
She was facing death squarely on her own terms.
She was kind to Atticus when she learned he was helping Tom.
74
How does Walter "come into his manhood"?
He celebrates his birthday
He decides that his son will go to college
He goes back to work
He chooses pride and family over money
75
Why is Walter frustrated with Mama, Ruth and Beneatha?
They think he should make more money.
They nag him about how much he drinks.
They don't support his dream of opening a liquor store.
He isn't allowed to hang out with his friends.
76
Mr. Antolini is most concerned that Holden is:
Failing his classes even though he is a smart boy
Likely to harm himself if he doesn’t seek professional help
Headed for a serious fall if he doesn’t change his ways
Too attached to adults and not enough to his peers
77
What does Nick think of Jordan?
He thinks he's lucky to have found such a great girl
He thinks she mooches off the Buchanans
He becomes increasingly disgusted by her carelessness
He thinks she is beautiful and honest
78
What error does Tom make during his trial?
He yells at the sheriff out of turn.
Nothing; he was bound to lose from the start.
He says he felt sorry for Mayella.
He takes his oath with his right hand.
79
To Kill A Mockingbird is a coming of age story because:
Jem goes through puberty.
Atticus is an old man by the end.
Scout is older at the end of the novel than when it began.
Scout learns about the world and is shaped as a result.
80
Why does Fitzgerald use the word "holocaust" to describe the deaths of the Wilsons and Gatsby?
Gatsby's fame made his death more impactful
Three people lost their lives as scapegoats for the rich
No one expected any of them to die in the end
Fitzgerald had little sympathy for those who were weak
81
What do the furniture and apartment symbolize in the play?
The broken pieces left by conflict
Things passed down from one generation to another
The style of the Youngers
The effects of poverty
82
From what “crumby place” does Holden tell this story?
His new prep school
A mental institution
His bedroom at home
A prison cell
83
Dill is allowed to stay with the Finches when he runs away from home because:
He has nowhere else to go
Jem is moody and needs a friend
He will be a welcome distraction from the trial
He is engaged to Scout
84
What is Bobo's news?
The liquor store is off to a good start
Willy's bribes in Springfield backfired
Willy stole all of Mama's money after Walter invested it
He and Willy no longer need Mama's money
85
What does Holden’s grey hair symbolize?
An old soul is destined to be miserable.
An imbalance of hormones will age a person.
Wisdom is earned.
Aging is inevitable even when we try to avoid it.
86
Arthur Miller wrote The Crucible to draw parallels to which contemporary witch hunt?
McCarthy trials
Russian election meddling
Rosenberg trial
Benghazi trials
87
In the end, Scout is sad because she feels:
Aunt Alexandra will never leave.
The people of Maycomb will never change for the better.
Dill will never marry her.
They have given nothing to Boo in return for his kindness.
88
What type of figurative language is represented by the term, "Welcoming Committee"?
Simile
Personification
Allusion
Irony
89
Gatsby hopes he can use his money to:
gain social acceptance and credibility
buy Daisy's love
change the past
All of the above
90
At the apartment, how does Tom react when Myrtle says Daisy's name repeatedly?
He ignores her.
He punches her in the face.
He tells all the guests to go home.
He breaks up with her.
91
Which characters are judged before people really know them?
Aunt, Alexandra, Miss Maudie, Calpurnia
Mayella Ewell, Miss Maudie, Atticus Finch
Boo Radley, Tom Robinson, Dolphus Raymond
Scout Finch, Walter Cunningham Dill Harris
92
When questioned by Hale, which commandment does John Proctor forget?
you shall not murder
remember the Sabbath
you shall not bear false witness against your neighbor.
you will not commit adultery
93
Who is murdered in the story and by whom is (s)he killed?
Mrs. Threadgood; Evelyn
Ruth; Artis
Railroad Bill; Idgie
Frank; Sipsy
94
Why does Karl Lindner visit the Youngers?
He is there to offer Walter a unique business opportunity.
He wants to talk the Youngers out of moving to Clyborne Park
He is there to complain about the Youngers' house color.
He is there to take Beneatha out on a date.
95
What do the eyes on Dr. T.J. Eckleburg's billboard symbolize?
Daisy needs glasses to drive at night
No actions go unnoticed and there will be consequences
Nick witnesses everything because moves among all circles
God is everywhere
96
Why does John claim to the court that Abigail is accusing Elizabeth?
He says it's a whore's vengeance
He said she's gone crazy after witnessing her parents' death
He says it's because she's a pathological liar
He says the other girls made her do it to fit in
97
What is Walter willing to do to recuperate the money he gave Willy?
Borrow money from Bobo
Go after Willy until he finds him and gets back his money
Work overtime to pay back Mama
Allow the people of Clyborne Park to buy them out
98
How does George's reaction to his wife's affair compare to Tom's?
Both George and Tom are visibly devastated
George knows Myrtle will stay; Tom worries he'll lose Daisy
Both George and Tom are indifferent to the knowledge
George is physically ill while Tom remains arrogant
99
Holden believes most people are:
Sinister
Phony
Compassionate
Insecure
100
What does Mama tell Walter to do with the insurance money that remains after the down payment?
Play the lottery
stop being an alcoholic
Buy a home of his own
Manage it on behalf of the family

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