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“The Monkey’sPaw"

“The Landlady”

“Flowers for Algernon”

From The Diaryof a Young

Girl

“The Diary ofAnne Frank”

The Play

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What game did Herbert and his father play?

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Chess.

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How many people were in the White family?

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three

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What was Tom Morris?

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An old soldier.

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Mr. White and Tom Morris drank __.

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whisky

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What is the moral of “The Monkey’s Paw”?

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Be satisfied with what you have.

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What does Billy not have when he arrives in Bath?

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A place to stay.

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What seems inviting to Billy when he looks

through the window of the old house?

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He sees a dachshund lying in front of the fireplace.

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The landlady explains that there are no other guests

because __.

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She is very particular and choosy.

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What puzzles Billy about the landlady’s guest list?

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He is sure he has read the names in the newspaper.

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How does the landlady distract Billy when he has

almost figured out who Christopher Mulholland is?

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By serving him tea with milk and sugar.

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Why does Charlie fail his first inkblot test?

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H cannot understand what he is supposed to see besides ink.

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Why does Charlie agree to have the operation?

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H wants to be smart and know things like other people do.

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What do the factory workers mean by saying someone “pulled

a Charlie Gordon”?

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Someone did something stupid.

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What makes Charlie sad when he takes Miss Kinnian out for

dinner?

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He knows he will leave her behind intellectually.

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Which event foreshadows what will happen to Charlie?

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Algernon becomes uncooperative and disturbed.

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Anne blames the world’s problems on __.

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Politicians and everyday people.

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In her first entry, how does Anne approach her

situation?

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As a great adventure.

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According to Anne, who has a harder time in the Annex?

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Young people

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What does thunder represent in the second entry?

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War

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Why might Anne’s famous description of what people are like at heart be called ironic?

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Because she believed people were good, but she was killed.

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Why do the characters arrive at the Annex wearing several layers

of clothing?

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They would look suspicious carrying luggage.

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Which event first signals a real conflict in personalities between

the characters?

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Mrs. Van Daan explodes in anger when Anne spills milk on the fur

coat.

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The Franks and Van Daans hide in the ___.

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Building where Mr. Frank used to have his business.

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How does Anne relate to her father?

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Anne and her father have a close relationship.

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How does the news of the Allied invasion change the mood of

Mrs. Frank and Mr. Van Daan?

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It makes them feel relieved but ashamed to have quarreled.