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What trade did Wes learn in a job corps program? a. Carpentry b. Agriculture c. Farming d. Culinary

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Section 1

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What trade did Wes learn in a job corps program? a. Carpentry b. Agriculture c. Farming d. Culinary

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A

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Which of the following is a theme in The Other Wes Moore? a. Family Influence b. The Effects of War c. Dictatorship d. Struggles

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A, D

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Dramatic irony

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When the audience is more aware of what is happening than the characters.

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Wes catches two breaks, what are they? a. the bullet went through Ray's shoulder and he only had to pay court fees b. there is a mistake in the report and Wes is a free man c. there is a witness who defends Wes and there isn't enough evidence d. the bullet went through Ray's shoulder and the trial was brought to a juvenile court

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D

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What was, the other, Wes's first job in a drug gang? a. to watch for the police b. to transfer the drugs c. to organize the drug operations d. to bring in new recruits

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A

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What does, the other, Wes say when his mom asks him about where did he get the money to buy all these nice things? a. he says that they were gifts from friends b. he says that he has been saving up c. he says that he has been DJing a lot d. he admits to selling drugs

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C

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Who said it? "Wes, you are not going anywhere until you give this place a try... Too many people have sacrificed in order for you to be there." a. Joy b. Mary c. Tony d. Alicia

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A

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Who said it? "Send a message." a. the other Wes b. the author Wes c. Tony d. Ozzie

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C

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What does, the other Wes, know about fatherhood? a. a lot since he has read every book available b. a lot since he had a great relationship with his own father c. not much since he grew up without a father d. he doesn't believe in fatherhood

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C

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What is the name of the military school Wes goes to? a. West Point b. Fort Brad c. Valley Forge d. Riverdale

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C

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Situational irony

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The difference between what is expected to happen and actuality.

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What is the best sentence that describes the plot of this novel? a. It's a story about two boys who grow up in a rough neighborhood. b. It's a story about two boys who share the same name and get into a lot of trouble. c. It's a story about two boys who share the same name, grow up in rough neighborhoods, but have a different fate. d. It's a story about how two boys who have a rough time adjusting to their environment.

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C

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hyperbole

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exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally.

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Who is described as "certified gansta"? a. Wes b. Justin c. Tony d. Ozzie

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C

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What is the turning point in the author's life? a. when he is in the drug game b. when he went to military school c. when he skipped school d. when he moved to the Bronx

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B

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imagery

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visually descriptive or figurative language, especially in a literary work.

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What news does Tony accidentally tell his mother at dinner with Wes and his girlfriend? a. Wes' girlfriend is pregnant b. Tony is going to jail c. Wes is going to college d. Tony's girlfriend died

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A

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According to Justin what is one rule when taking a train? a. do not look anyone in the eye b. do not sit down c. sit next to old, white women d. pretend you are a tourist

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A

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What happened to Tony? a. he was shot and died on the operating table b. he died in prison from kidney failure c. he was stabbed to death in prison d. he was exiled

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B

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What religion did, the other, Wes convert to while in prison? a. Catholicism b. Judaism c. Buddhism d. Islam

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D

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Who said it? "Wes, meet your father." a. Joy b. the author Wes c. Alma d. Mary

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D

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Who said it? "Well, that's what he told me and I believe him." a. Mary b. the other Wes c. Tony d. Howard

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A

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Why is education so important to Mary? a. it will allow her to find a better job b. living in a better environment will become a real possibility c. so that can feel better about her self (boost her confidence) d. choice a & b

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D

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Currently Nikki is.... a. is in prison for drugs b. she is runs her own event-planning business in Virginia c. she is going through a difficult divorce d. she is living in Europe

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B

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Foreshadowing

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be a warning or indication of a future event

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What has happened that shook the country shortly before the author Wes started his master's program? a. WWI b. WWII c. 9/11 d. Pearl Harbor

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C

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What money did the author's grandparents use to help send him to military school? a. Money they inherited from their grandparents b. Their weekly pay c. Their money from selling their house in the Bronx d. Money they have saved for resettling again in Jamaica

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D

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Which of these is not one of Justin's rules for riding the subway? a. Don't look people in the eye b. Don't smile c. Keep your money in your front pocket d. Always go in pairs

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D

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Why did, the author, Wes get caught by the cops for the first time? a. He was caught selling drugs b. He stole something c. For graffiti d. He attacked someone

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C

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What prison did, the other, Wes go to? a. Jessup Correctional b. Baltimore State c. Juvenile Detention of Baltimore d. none of the above, he is still awaiting trial

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A

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Verbal irony

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The use of words to mean something different than what the person actually means or says they mean.

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How does the author's dad die? a. he gets killed while fighting in Vietnam b. he was shot on the street c. he is still alive d. he suffocated

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D

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Who is Alicia? a. the author's grandmother b. the other Wes' girlfriend c. the author's favorite teacher d. a girl that, the other, Wes has a crush on

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B

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Who said it? " How could Alicia let this happen?" a. Wes, the author b. Tony c. Uncle Tim d. the other, Wes

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D

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Metaphor

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a figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable.

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Who said it? "Wes, where did you get the money?" a. Mary b. Tony c. Woody d. Shea

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B

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Personification

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the attribution of a personal nature or human characteristics to something nonhuman, or the representation of an abstract quality in human form.

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Why does Wes attend military school? a. Joy hopes that is will teach him discipline and to appreciate school b. it is a family tradition c. he volunteer to go d. Joy is receiving money to send him there

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A

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Why does Joy (author's mom) become upset when she catches Wes hitting his sister? a. Joy does not want her daughter to get hurt b. Joy had an abusive husband and does not want her daughter to go through that or think that this behavior is acceptable c. Joy does not condone violence d. Joy is worried that they will break valuable things in the house if they continue to fight

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B

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Who told Wes about Job Corps? a. His mom b. His friend Levi c. No one, he always knew about it d. Vanna White

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B

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Why is chapter eight called, "The Land That God Forgot"? a. because God sent Wes to prison b. because too many things were going wrong, he felt that God forgot about him c. because God took his dad away from him d. because Wes had too many responsibilities

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B

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Alliteration

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the occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words.

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Growing up, who is the author's best friend? a. Ozzie b. Julius c. Jessie d. Justin

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D

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What are the 3 types of irony

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Verbal, Dramatic, and Situational

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The author's mom is from what country? a. Zimbabwe b. Jamaica c. Barbados d. South Africa

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B

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What city did the author and, the other, Wes grow up in? a. Brooklyn b. The Bronx c. Detroit d. Baltimore

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D

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Shani graduated from_______ in 2001. a. Yale b. Harvard c. Princeton d. none of the above; she never attended college

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C

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What university did, the author, Wes go to? a. Duke b. Boston University c. Oxford d. Princeton

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C

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What scholarship did the author Wes receive? a. Schmoke scholarship b. Rhodes scholarship c. B.M.S scholarship d. none of the above

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B

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How does, the other, Wes feel when he finds out that he is going to be a father? a. he is depressed b. he is thrilled c. he goes out and buys a crib for the baby d. he is not sure if the baby is his

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A

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Section 2

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Who was the only person who didn't participate in the actual "execution"?

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Elena Andrenyi

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Which job did Antonio Foscarelli have at the Armstrongs?

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Chauffeur

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With whom does Poirot share a compartment with during the first night on the train?

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Hector MacQueen

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What country are they stuck in? a. Yugoslavia b. England c. Belgium d. Syria

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A

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What is Mary Debenham's middle name?

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Hermione

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What is Mr. Hardman's occupation?

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Private Investigator

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True/ False Linda Arden played Mrs. Hubbard.

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True

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What is MacQueen's connection to Ratchett? a. he was his son b. he was his boss c. he was his secretary d. he was his bodyguard

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C

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Select the best thesis (a) The author has embedded racism throughout the novel with main focus on Tom Robinson's trial. (b) Throughout the novel the author give a glimpse of racism by the judgment of Boo Radley, Ms. Caroline's treatment of her students, and Tom's mistrial. (c) Injustice transpires in the story when Tom loses the trial. (d) There are many representations of racism throughout the novel, which include Tom Robinson's mistrial, Ms. Caroline's treatment of Scout, and Boo Radley's false reputation.

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D

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Who is Poirot's friend - whom he meets in Istanbul - who helps (tries to help) him solve the strange case they get involved in?

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M. Bouc

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The story starts at 5:00 am at a railway station where Poirot enters the Taurus Express. Which station is it? a. Vincovci b. Belgrad c. Istanbul d. Aleppo

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D

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What discovery does the doctor make? a. that Ratchett had a terminal illness b. that some stab wounds were done after Ratchett was already dead c. that Ratchett died from a heart-attack d. that Ratchett is still alive

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B

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Why does Poirot dismiss possible evidence of the open window? a. because he believes that the murderer did that to deceive them b. because there are no footprints in the snow c. because he was the one who opened the window d. choice a & b

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D

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Which one of the following is an external conflict? a. stuck in a snowdrift b. Poirot feeling bored c. Mary upset that she will miss her train d. Ratchett feeling unsafe

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A

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Why Mary cannot take Poirot seriously? a. because of his accent b. because he is a ridiculous looking little man c. because she does not care for Belgium men d. she is not sure

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B

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What was the Armstrong Case? a. a famous actress was murdered b. a small child was kidnapped by a ring of criminals and then murdered c. the only case that Poirot lost d. a women beat her child to death as form of discipline

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B

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You should never use any of the following in your paper (a) I (b) You (c) My opinion (d) All of the above

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D

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Title of a book will be... (a) underlined (b) in quotation marks (c) in italics (d) non of the above

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C

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Who is murdered? a. Hercule Poirot b. Mary Debenham c. Mr. Ratchett d. M. Bouc

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C

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Who does Elena Andrenyi turn out to be?

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Sonia Armstrong's sister

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Why is the train not moving? a. It is out of fuel b. It is stuck in a snowdrift c. The conductor is dead; no one can operate the train d. We do not know

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B

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Which sentence is grammatically correct? (a) In the novel To Kill a Mockingbird, Atticus defends Tom Robinson. (b) In the novel To Kill a Mockingbird Atticus defends Tom Robinson. (c) In the novel, To Kill a Mockingbird, Atticus defends Tom Robinson. (d) In the novel, To Kill a Mockingbird Atticus defends Tom Robinson.

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C

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What happens if you don't have a good topic sentence for your paragraph? (a) the essay will be confusing (b) you will automatically receive a failing grade (c) there will be lack of focus, which makes it difficult to figure out what you are trying to prove (d) you will not be able to continue writing the essay

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C

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Poirot's suspects that...? a. Mary is the killer b. It was suicide c. That it was none of the passengers d. That it was two people who did the stabbing

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D

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Which of the following is the best way to introduce a quote? (a) On page 56 the author says, ".... (b) An example of injustice occurs when the judge says, "... (c) This is true because on page 18 it says, "... (d) The author writes, "...

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B

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Why is the crime described as "most unscientific"? a. because there is no weapon b. because the stab wounds were delivered at random c. because some stab wounds did not do any damage d. choice b & c

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D

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In whose suitcase does Poirot find the red kimono?

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His own suitcase

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What is the purpose of quotes? (a) make things complicated (b) make it sound as if I know what you are talking about (c) to bulk up each paragraph (d) to prove something with textual evidence

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D

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What discovery does Poirot make about Ratchett? a. he finds out why Ratchett was killed b. he finds out Ratchett's real name c. he finds out why Ratchett had to leave America d. choice b & c

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D

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What is the purpose of a thesis? (a) to make the essay complicated (b) to let the reader know exactly what you are trying to prove in your essay (c) to help you stay on topic (d) to help you organize your thoughts

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B

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Whom does Poirot meet on the first train?

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Mary Debenham, and Colonel Arbuthnot

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Title of a short story will be... (a) underlined (b) in quotation marks (c) italics (d) non of the above

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B

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What is the purpose of body paragraphs? (a) your body paragraphs serve the purpose of supporting your thesis (b) your body paragraphs serve the purpose of retelling the events of the story (c) your body paragraphs serve the purpose of arguing against your thesis (d) all of the above

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A

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Who says "not now. Not now. When it's behind us--then..." a. Poirot b. The Conductor c. Dr. Constantine d. Mary

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D

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Select the best thesis (a) There are numerous injustices that take place in To Kill a Mockingbird. (b) Three injustices that occur throughout the story include Ms. Carline's reaction to Scout's capability to read, Ms. Dubose's offensives statements towards Atticus, and how racism affects the outcome of Tom Robinson's trial. (c) Throughout the novel injustice occurs in many forms: social injustice, racial injustice, and economical injustice. (d) Throughout the novel racial injustice occurs on many different occasions.

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B

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Which of the following is an internal conflict? a. Ratchett being murdered b. Mary upset that she will miss her train c. Ratchett feeling unsafe d. Choice b & c

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D

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The title of your essay should... (a) be the same as the title of the original work (b) be something very similar to the original work (c) you don't need a title (d) it should be creative, but also reflect what your paper will be about

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D

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Who believes that a woman committed the crime? a. The Conductor b. Poirot c. Mary d. M. Bouc

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A

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Who is Cassetti? a. Poirot's assistant b. The killer c. Ratchett's real name d. Ratchett's assistant

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C

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Ratchett was arrested in connection with the case, but... a. he escaped jail b. he was acquitted because he paid the judge c. he was acquitted on a technicality d. he is still waiting for the trial to begin

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C

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Which is the correct format? (a) "you really can't judge a person until you have walked in their shoes." (Lee 87) (b) "you really can't judge a person until you have walked in their shoes" (Lee 87). (c) "you really can't judge a person until you have walked in their shoes." (Lee 87). (d) "you really can't judge a person until you have walked in their shoes." (87)

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B

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Where is the thesis statement located? (a) first sentence of the introduction (b) any place of the introduction (c) it is first sentence of the second paragraph (d) last sentence of the introduction

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D

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What does the assassin look like according to Mr. Hardman?

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Small, dark- haired, and high-pitched voice

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Who is Hercule Poirot? a. the murderer b. well- known detective c. Mr. Ratchette's bodyguard d. The conductor

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B

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In Part 1 Which of the following are some of the clues that Poirot discovers? a. a piece of fabric with the initial "H" and a pipe cleaner b. a pipe cleaner and a scarlet hat c. a red button and a red hat d. a piece of fabric with the initial "H" and a red glove

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A

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"My daughter says I'm very intuitive... when mama gets a hunch, she is dead right..." Who says this? a. Mary b. Ms. Daisy c. Mrs. Hubbard d. Mrs. Armstrong

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C

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You should never... (a) start a sentence with quote (b) start a paragraph with a quote (c) end a paragraph with a quote (d) all of the above

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D

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